Episode 63
UWRF21 Podcast | Navigable Ink
Jennifer Mackenzie’s collection of poetry, Navigable Ink, is based on her contact with the famous Indonesian author, Pramoedya Ananta Toer, in 1993, when his works were banned and he was under house arrest in Jakarta. This rare and heartfelt poetic exploration of Toer’s work, captures his fight for gender equality, free speech, non-discrimination, and freedom, issues that are now more crucial than ever. Meet Jennifer in conversation with Juli Sastrawan.
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival Podcast
February 14, 202242m 11s
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Show Notes
Jennifer Mackenzie’s collection of poetry, Navigable Ink, is based on her contact with the famous Indonesian author, Pramoedya Ananta Toer, in 1993, when his works were banned and he was under house arrest in Jakarta. This rare and heartfelt poetic exploration of Toer’s work, captures his fight for gender equality, free speech, non-discrimination, and freedom, issues that are now more crucial than ever. Meet Jennifer in conversation with Juli Sastrawan.