God has come to her house more than ten times, and bought the potions she invented, to improve his 'world'. The inventors applaud boisterously for god, but not for her, whose findings have in fact complemented the 'world' of god. (Page 31). . . Ratih Kumala gives us the mixture of folklore, myth, and human relationship which is full of cynical ambience. One of my favorite short story is 'The Potion of Twilight', it is resembled of man and woman in hierarchy and career ladder. Ratih is mocking the unfairness wrapped in a beautiful fairy tale. The other stories catch my attention and makes me rethink about untold histories from our society. . . Title: The Potion of Twilight Author: Ratih Kumala Translator: Soe Tjen Marching Publisher: Gramedia Pustaka Utama #Bookstagram #gerakanoneweekonebook #shortbookreview #RatihKumala https://www.instagram.com/p/B6R2HXMA828/?igshid=1sjgtjxobkvq9













