SCHEDULE AT UBUD WRITERS AND READERS FESTIVAL OCT 2017


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OCT  26, 2017, 10:15 – 11:30
NEKA, Jl Raya Sanggingan
NH. DINI : A LIVING LITERARY LEGEND
Leila S.Chudori : Moderator
A living legend of Indonesian literature, Nh. Dini will reveal the flame that sustained her prolific writing career spanning more than five decades. Listen in as she narrates her colorful life, from flight attendant to environmentalist, along with her brave battle against gender-based injustice. It’s a journey for which she is respected and adored as one of the country’s first feminist writers.

OCT  27, 2017,  09.00 – 10.00
NEKA, Jl Raya Sanggingan
Madeleine Thien: Do Not Say We Have Nothing
Leila S.Chudori : Moderator
Spanning decades and diasporas, Madeleine Thien’s stories “remind us what fiction can do” (New Statesman). She takes the UWRF stage to discuss the Booker-shortlisted Do Not Say We Have Nothing, an enchanting and wrenching novel of revolutionary idealism, music and silence, and a body of work both grand in scope and exquisite in detail.

OCT 27, 2017, 17.30 – 19.00
Warwick Ibah Luxury Villas & Spa
Jl Raya Campuhan
Novel  Launch LAUT BERCERITA, by Leila S.Chudori
After launching “Pulang” (Home) last 2012 that became the winner of Khatulistiwa Literray Award in 2013, this is Leila’s second novel on the events preceding to the 1998 Reformation. It is a story about the loss felt by families and friends  who disappeared;  whose chests feel empty with the search for answers. It’s a story of activists who were kidnapped and never came back, and of betrayal and torture by those for whom power is more valuable than lives
Reading by : Warih Wiratsana and Ayu Weda
Books written by Leila in Bahasa Indonesia and English will be available
Presented by : Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia and UWRF

OCT 28, 2017, 10:15 – 11:30
Taman Baca. Festival Hub, Jl. Raya Sanggingan
HALF A CENTURY OF ASEAN
In August 1967, ASEAN began as a collective of five countries. Now ten strong, it celebrates 50 years in 2017. We invite writers from across the region to share their perspectives on literary life in Southeast Asia, and to question whether half a century of the alliance has given rise to an ASEAN identity.
Bernice Chauly, Marc Nair, Jhoanna Lynn B Cruz, Intan Paramaditha, Leila S.Chudori

OCT 28, 2017, 14.00-17.00
Joglo @ Taman Baca. Festival Hub, Jl. Raya Sanggingan
Emerging Voices
Speaking with emerging writers on experience of writing