The Young Guard is a classic Soviet novel by A. Fadeev depicting the heroic activities of the Young Guard, an underground Komsomol resistance organization operating in Krasnodon during the Nazi occupation in World War II. The novel follows a group of young patriots who organize sabotage, spread anti-fascist materials, and resist German forces despite the extreme dangers they face. Blending hist…
This volume was published on the occasion of the Afro-Asian Writers’ Executive Committee Meeting held in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, from July 16–21, 1963. It presents a collection of documents highlighting the cultural struggles, aspirations, and intellectual contributions of Afro-Asian peoples during the post-colonial era. The publication reflects efforts to strengthen solidarity, cultural…
This historical–political novel follows events in the Middle East between 1959 and 1989, blending real geopolitical developments with fictional narratives. Andrew M. Patterson presents an epic story that explores political intrigue, shifting alliances, cultural tensions, and the human experiences shaped by decades of regional conflict. Through multiple characters and intertwined storylines, t…
This book is the first volume in a series of contemporary Asian stories produced under the Asian Copublication Programme sponsored by the Asian Cultural Centre for UNESCO. Intended for young readers, the collection features a selection of short stories from various Asian countries, reflecting the region’s diverse cultures, traditions, and modern experiences. Edited with the support of a five-…
The Granta Book of the African Short Story, edited by Helon Habila, is a landmark anthology that brings together works by writers from across the African continent. It features short stories from diverse perspectives, styles, and themes that reflect the complexity of the modern African experience—from political conflict and social change to human tragedy and everyday life. Through a rich and …
"Men at War" is a classic anthology compiled by Ernest Hemingway, comprising some of the greatest war stories of all time from some of the world's greatest writers. It features stories from diverse historical periods and perspectives, highlighting the tension, tragedy, courage, and humanity of the war experience. With a foreword by Hemingway himself, the book offers a profound reflection on the…
“Just Before Dawn” is a major Nigerian historical novel that traces the country’s political and social evolution from the late colonial period to the early years of independence. Through a blend of fiction and historical reconstruction, Kole Omotoso presents a powerful narrative exploring nationalism, corruption, ethnic tensions, military intervention, and the struggle for democratic gove…
The Godfather Never Sleeps is a reflective and critical work by Nigerian author J. K. Randle, presenting a compilation of essays on political, social, and cultural life in Nigeria. Drawing from personal experiences and observations, Randle offers commentary on governance, leadership, corruption, and societal challenges shaping modern Nigeria. Written in an accessible and insightful style, the b…
Buku Chairil Anwar dalam Seri Buku Saku Tempo ini menyajikan biografi ringkas dan padat mengenai kehidupan serta pemikiran Chairil Anwar, salah satu penyair terbesar dalam sejarah sastra Indonesia modern. Melalui riset dokumenter dan arsip Tempo, buku ini menggambarkan perjalanan kreatif Chairil, hubungan sosialnya, serta peran pentingnya dalam pembaruan puisi Indonesia pada dekade 1940-an. Dis…
Kisah tentang kisah hidup dan pengalaman berharga sang diplomat H. Imrad Idris selama menjalani kariernya, mulai dari awal tugasnya di Negara Perancis, London, Kuala Lumpur, Rabat, Conakry, Saigon, hingga Budapest. Buku ini beliau tulis sendiri dengan penuturan yang rinci menceritakan jalan kehidupan yang telah beliau lampaui, dengan bahasa yang enak dibaca, diikuti dan diresapi.