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A space for literature, culture, knowledge and works that reconcile heritage with the future.

“Because every story has a place to live.”

— Surachman Dimyati
Collage of Indonesian culture, books, mountains and traditional sailors

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Featured project

30 Madurese Folk Tales

From Madura to the World

A collection of 30 Madurese folktales in two languages ​​(Indonesian–English), a collaboration between the University of Iowa, William D. Davies (Bill Davies), Surachman Dimyati, and other contributors.

Read 30 stories
Traditional Madurese boats traverse the coast
Collaboration with: THE
UNIVERSITY
OF IOWA

William D. Davies
(Bill Davies)
Surachman Dimyati
and other contributors

Projects

Various experiments, collaborations and works in progress.

Dimyati Skill Education · Skills Space to learn skills for real life.
Dimyati Books Books · Knowledge Summary of selected books: big ideas, read in 15 minutes.

New to Dimyati

New writing, interesting stories, and fresh points of view.

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Madurese

PEARLS OF ADVICE IN SALOKA MADURA (Saloka 111-120)

SALOKA 111 MARA TÈKOS LEBBHU KA RONGKANGNGA Meaning: Like a mouse entering its hiding place Content of advice: It is said to people who have been abroad for a long time who have returned home and settled in...

Dimyati Podcast

Casual, serious and always interesting chat.

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DIMYATI PODCAST Conversation

which broadens the perspective.

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  1. Physics Lessons in Vocational Schools in the Independent Campus Curriculum EraTogether with Prof. Dr. Usmeldi, M.Pd.
  2. Become a Professional WriterTogether with Drs. Didit Setyo Nugroho, M.Pd
  3. Independent CurriculumTogether with Prof. Dr. Sarwanto, S.Pd, M.Si

About Dimyati

An open space for stories, knowledge and collaboration.

Dimyati is an initiative from Surachman Dimyati to care for literature, culture and knowledge in various forms—writings, podcasts, libraries and projects.

Surachman Dimyati
“Stories always find their readers.”