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Guess what?: Dewi happy, sad about final novel

Author Dewi “Dee” Lestari says she has mixed feelings as the sixth and final novel in her “Supernova” series, entitled Inteligensi Embun Pagi (Morning Dew Intelligence), will be out soon

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Mon, February 22, 2016 Published on Feb. 22, 2016 Published on 2016-02-22T08:17:54+07:00

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Guess what?: Dewi happy, sad about final novel

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uthor Dewi '€œDee'€ Lestari says she has mixed feelings as the sixth and final novel in her '€œSupernova'€ series, entitled Inteligensi Embun Pagi (Morning Dew Intelligence), will be out soon.

'€œHonestly, it'€™s a happy, but also sad, moment for me. I feel glad that the last novel is finally finished, but it'€™s also difficult for me to say goodbye to stories that I'€™ve been working on for 15 years,'€ she said as quoted by kapanlagi.com.

The first installment of the '€œSupernova'€ series, Ksatria, Puteri dan Bintang Jatuh (The Knight, The Princess and the Falling Star), was released in 2001 '€” a work that propelled her to fame in the country'€™s literary world.  Other books in the series are Akar (Root), Petir (Thunder), Partikel (Particle) and Gelombang (Wave).

The 40-year-old Dewi said her fans also felt the same way as her, knowing '€œSupernova'€ would finally come to an end.

'€œI got a mixed response from my fans; some say that they are sad because it'€™s going to end, but others are also excited and curious as to what Inteligensi Embun Pagi will be like,'€ she said, adding that fans could already pre-order the book as it would only be released in bookstores on Feb. 26.

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