Malaysian Short Stories (Borneo)

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State liberay= subject=            Short stories, Malaysian (English) -- Borneo. 

Citation and annotation for one relevant item 
Craen, Joan, et al. Tales by lamplight, [Kuching, Sarawak] : Borneo Literature Bureau, 1964. 

This Fiction is the short stories of Borneo in Malaysia. It is English version and was illustrated by Daud bin Napis. There are four short stories in this fiction. Namely,          Tales by lamplight of Joan Craen, 

Poneek of Lim Beng Hap, Tricked again of Lim Beng Hap, and Sabah queen of Malan Nohj. There are 91 pages in this fiction. It is suitable for Juvenile audiences.

Java short stories

Indonesian Short Stories

Source and Search Strategy

I chose Trove because many English novel books, journals, e-recourses can be searched and it provides substantial and detailed information.

 In this Trove, I used basic Search. When I typed general keyword, I typed “Indonesian short stories”. At that time, a lot of  items were found. I then choose this novel.

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Aveling, Harry .(ed. & trans.)  From Surabaya to Armageddon : Indonesian short stories , Singapore : Heinemann Educational Books (Asia), 1976.

This is not only adult fiction with reference to Indonesian social life and culture but also a series of Writing in Asia series. It was translated by Harry Aveling. Bibliography is can be read. This is origenally written in Indonesian version by the Indonesian famous authors. There are 15 short stories in this book. They are Surabaya of Idrus, Inem of Pramoedya Ananta Toer, The bastard of Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Letter to a friend from the country of Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Snow in Paris of  Sitor Situmorang, Fontenay aux roses of Sitor Situmorang, Mother goes to heaven of Sitor Situmorang, The soldier of Nugroho Notosusanto, The transfer of  Nugroho Notosusanto, The decline and fall of our local mosque of  A.A. Navis, A thousand fireflies in Manhattan of Umar Kayam, Bawuk of Umar Kayam, Fall in Connecticut of ​ Umar Kayam, Nostalgia of  Danart, and Armageddon of  Danarto.

Khmer Short Stories

Source and Search Strategy 
National library of Australia= subject:"Short stories, Khmer." 

 
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Wasil, Kenneth, Rivers of words: an 'adventure-travel' tale of teaching English in Cambodia, Phnom Penh : Portable Press, 2007.  

It was written by Kenneth Wasil with his experience of travelling to Cambodia. This is short stories of Khmer in Cambodia.