Dinar Rahayu invites the reader into alien, experiential settings that explore issues of gender, sexuality and the downfalls of obsession. These stories explore the possibilities of gender role-reversals, for example in a society where men become pregnant and also intertwines the well-known allegory of the Siren, contextualizing it into outer-space to critique a researcher’s narcissism and obsession of reputation.
Dinar Rahayu (Author)
Dinar Rahayu was born in Bandung, West Java in 1971 where she works as a senior high school chemistry teacher. Her first novel, Ode for Leopold von Sacher-Masoch was published in 2003 and her collection of short-stories, "Lacrimosa" in 2009.
