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AIS Book Club. Isna Marifa’s Sapaan Sang Giri/Mountains More Ancient. Thursday 3rd October 1.30pm. Zoom meeting

Posted on June 8, 2024November 11, 2024 By Ati Kisjanto No Comments on AIS Book Club. Isna Marifa’s Sapaan Sang Giri/Mountains More Ancient. Thursday 3rd October 1.30pm. Zoom meeting


The AIS Book Club’s next read will be Isna Marifa’s Sapaan Sang Giri/Mountains More Ancient, about enslaved Indonesians and indentured labourers in South Africa.

As usual, the book can be read in Indonesian or English, and the discussion will be in English. The e-book of the English version is available on Google Play Books for about £6.

It will meet, by Zoom on Thursday 3rd October,  to discuss the book.

The Club is open to all AIS members. Please contact Ian Rowland rowland@myphone.coop for more information, or to join the club and receive notifications about future meetings.

Isna Marifa has spent the last 30 years working as an environmental specialist with many international and Indonesian institutions.
Her love for literature led her to write a historical novel published in Indonesia entitled Sapaan Sang Giri (2020), set in 18 th century Java and South Africa. The novel has been published in English with the title Mountains More Ancient (Kabar Media Books, 2022).

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