Dilan 1991: A Review

It didn't occur to me that I would come back to the Dilan franchise and write another review of the novel after such a long time, but an anonymous person's request lit up my determination to make a return. Here I am, recommencing my journey through the world of Dilan and Milea that feels like…

Agnes Jessica – Jejak Kupu-Kupu: A Review

Have you ever fallen so deeply with someone that there is no more space in your heart for any other? It's the kind of love that slaps you real hard once you get hit with a cruel reality. The kind of love that paralyzes your entire body for carrying the thoughts of losing him; the…

Agnes Jessica – Maharani: A Review

I have always been head over heels with intelligence and knowledge, be it for people or things. Intelligence embellishes the beauty of people and the aesthetical value of things. Just like how I believe that smart guys ooze with extra-undeniably enchanting charms, I fall for books that do beyond entertainment. I am fond of books…

Tere Liye – Hujan: A Review

I love sentimental books, like a classic love story about two people falling in love at the right time and get together amidst the world's hassles. Rather than English fictions or translated books, I prefer books written in my mother tongue, Bahasa Indonesia. There is such a sweet oriental feeling of reading the poetic words…

The Thing I Have Always Wanted to Do

I have been in a long agony in this so-called life adventure. Time surely passes far more quickly than how I have expected it to be, and it is inevitable to have some of my plans go astray, at least temporarily. To put it simply, I have encountered times when some things didn't work my…

Dilan 1990: A Review

I have always been a hardcore fan of fiction novels, especially the romance ones. The first time I began reading books for real was when I was in grade 3. Don't ask me what I read at that time, duh. For a person as clumsy as I am, remembering what I ate last week was even…