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Seoul, August 30th, 2006
Cecep Syamsul Hari
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Cecep Syamsul Hari was born in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. His published poetry books: Kenang-kenangan/Remembrance (1996), Efrosina/Euphrosyne (2002, 2005), 21 Love Poems: Bilingual Edition (2006), Two Seasons: Korea in Poems Bilingual Edition (2007), Perahu Berlayar Sampai Bintang (2009). His published creative works including novel, short-stories, and essays.
His works also internationally published in several journals and anthologies such as: Heat Literary International (Sydney, Australia, 1999), Beth E. Kolko’s Writing in an Electronic World: a Rhetoric with Readings (United States: Longman, 2000), Harry Aveling’s Secrets Need Words: Indonesian Poetry 1966-1998 (United States: Ohio University Press, 2001), Wasafiri (London, England, 2003), Orientierungen (Bonn, Germany, 2/2006), PLAV Literary Magazine (Prague, Czech, 2009), Hadaa Sendoo’s World Poetry Almanac (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, 2007 and 2011 Edition).
He had translated several books. Among of those are: Para Pemabuk dan Putri Duyung (selected poems of Pablo Neruda, 1996); Hikayat Kamboja (selected poems of D.J. Enright, 1996); Ringkasan Sahih Bukhari (compilation of Bukhari's hadis, 1997); Rumah Seberang Jalan (selected short stories of R.K. Narayan, 2002); Perajin Kaca Seratus Puisi Hongaria (100 selected Hungarian poems, 2009).
He’s also editor of Kisah-kisah Parsi/Persian Tales (C.A. Mees Santport and H.B. Jassin, 2000); Horison Sastra Indonesia/A Perspective of Indonesian Literature (with Taufiq Ismail, et.al; four volumes, 2003); Horison Esai Indonesia/A Perspective of Indonesian Essays (with Taufiq Ismail, et.al; two volumes, 2004), etc.
Cecep is the founder and editor of Sastra Digital (Online Monthly Literary Magazine); editor in chief of Jurnal Sastra (The Indonesian Literary Quarterly); editor of Indonesian Literature in Translation (I-Lit, published by Lontar Foundation); and editor of Horison monthly literary magazine (2001-2014). Cecep’s official website: https://www.cecephari.com
He was a writer in residence in South Korea, Malaysia, Hungary, Czech, and Australia.
