My Dream Job, Norman Erikson Pasaribu (9781917126007) — Readings Books

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My Dream Job
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My Dream Job

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From the author of Happy Stories, Mostly and Sergius Seeks Bacchus. Their first work originally written in English.

My Dream Job is a tender playground of intellect and wit where entire worlds collide: the English and Toba Batak languages; Christian and Batak mythology; colonial violence past and present. In a voice playful, daring and not pursuing legibility above all else, Pasaribu writes the ultimate eulogy for a postcolonial dream.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tilted Axis Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
6 December 2024
Pages
102
ISBN
9781917126007

my life is the afterlife

From the author of Happy Stories, Mostly and Sergius Seeks Bacchus. Their first work originally written in English.

My Dream Job is a tender playground of intellect and wit where entire worlds collide: the English and Toba Batak languages; Christian and Batak mythology; colonial violence past and present. In a voice playful, daring and not pursuing legibility above all else, Pasaribu writes the ultimate eulogy for a postcolonial dream.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tilted Axis Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
6 December 2024
Pages
102
ISBN
9781917126007