Nandini Nair
The rising star of Indonesian fiction, Eka Kurniawan spins a tale that is as bloody as it is brilliant. He has a message for the world—the truth always exposes itself. The magical realist in conversation with Open
His comics bear an uncanny resemblance to the signature Amar Chitra Katha style. And yet, Raden Ahmed Kosasih, the father of the Indonesian comic, was doing this many years before Pai began his own epic effort.
Having averaged about 5.5 per cent growth over the past five years, Indonesia now nurtures a desire to join the BRIC league.
Dhume’s book serves as an apt portrait of an Indonesia torn between love for Osama bin Laden and Demi Moore