Hanna Rambe, Date of Birth, Place of Birth

    

Hanna Rambe

Indonesian writer

Date of Birth: 23-Nov-1940

Place of Birth: Jakarta, Indonesia

Profession: writer, journalist

Nationality: Indonesia

Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius


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About Hanna Rambe

  • Hanna Rambe is an Indonesian writer and journalist (born 23 November 1940 in Jakarta) and was educated largely in Jakarta.
  • In the mid-1960s, she entered the Literature Department at the University of Indonesia where she enrolled in the English language division, but she did not complete her schooling.
  • She began working as a journalist, beginning as a copy-editor at the Indonesian Observer newspaper, and then worked as a translator and reporter for Indonesia Raya until 1974.
  • She also worked as a contributor to the magazine Intisari (1972–1977), and then as a journalist at Mutiara magazine from (1977–1992).According to Jane Miller, Rambe's stories are infused with a strong sense of irony—in "The Love of City People," a country girl is confused when she meets her city relatives and finds out that they care more about their pets than each other.Rambe's work as a journalist provided her the opportunity to travel and her journeys provided inspiration for her stories.
  • She is also known as an author who researches her subject in detail prior to writing; when preparing Mirah dari Banda she lived for a month in Banda doing research; while writing Seorang Lelaki dari Waimital, Rambe went back and forth to Seram, to the difficult to reach interior of the island.According to Korrie Layun Rampan, Hanna Rambe is a mystery novelist who explores history and connects with the issue of fate as exemplified in Mirah dari Banda.Not all of her works are works of fiction.
  • Her profession as a journalist influenced the form of her writing.
  • Among her other works are biographies: Terhempas Prahara ke Pasifik, Mencari Makna Hidupku (a biography of Ibu Suyatin Kartowijono, a pioneer in the struggle for women’s rights from the 1920s), and Pelayaran Cadik Nusantara (a youth who took a fishing boat alone all the way to Brunei).
  • Today, Hanna Rambe has retired from journalism and spends her days writing as well as teaching English.
  • She is currently working on a three-volume history of Eastern Indonesia in the seventeenth century.

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