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FX Harsono revisits Indonesia’s unresolved past in Ambang/Threshold FX Harsono revisits Indonesia’s unresolved past in Ambang/Threshold All aboard: The case for staying grounded All aboard: The case for staying grounded Questioning and nurturing the self with Abell Octovan Questioning and nurturing the self with Abell Octovan The quiet chapter: the society of silent book clubs The quiet chapter: the society of silent book clubs

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The ludicrous economics of Pokémon cards in Indonesia The ludicrous economics of Pokémon cards in Indonesia When the game stops: The hidden cost of the fitness boom When the game stops: The hidden cost of the fitness boom Running over the mountain, through the night Running over the mountain, through the night A small industry built on the blank page problem A small industry built on the blank page problem

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Farewell, good breast Farewell, good breast Siapa Anda? Mengapa Anda? Siapa Anda? Mengapa Anda? A passport to the kingdom of the sick A passport to the kingdom of the sick The weight of time The weight of time

Dedari Arane Wibowo

Dedari Arane Wibowo is a Jakarta-based Gen Z writer and a professed hopeless romantic, fascinated by how digital culture shapes intimacy. When she’s not overthinking a text, she’s most likely writing about it.

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Machines Without a Beating Heart?
Features

Machines Without a Beating Heart?

As electric cars reshape the driving experience, enthusiasts wrestle with what makes a car special: the roar of its engine, the quirks of an aging machine, or the memories we leave behind the wheel.
The girl I chose to forget
Warm Takes

The girl I chose to forget

Growing up complicated a childhood love of Indonesia. Years later, an old song offers one young writer a way back: not to innocence, but to a more difficult kind of belonging.
A year after Affan: The anger that stayed
Features

A year after Affan: The anger that stayed

A year after Affan Kurniawan’s death, the fury that spilled into Jakarta’s streets has not disappeared.  It has settled into other forms: exhaustion, distrust and a lingering sense that nothing has really changed.
On leaving and returning: The map of a divided heart
Warm Takes

On leaving and returning: The map of a divided heart

Living in more than one place means loving more than one home, and becoming more than one self.
Dating, according to the algorithm
Love, Etc.

Dating, according to the algorithm

Modern dating rules nobody taught us are now running our love lives. How did we get here?
Can we please stop getting into situationships?
Love, Etc.

Can we please stop getting into situationships?

Why do we hold on to something that was never quite there?
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