Examines the collision between craft economics and platform economics, written from the perspective of a practitioner who has operated both sides. Argues that digital marketplaces have become a new, more opaque form of intermediary for artisan producers.

Investigates the paradox of Indonesia's ~Rp 976 trillion annual subsidy structure. Synthesises data from government reports and international institutions to trace who actually benefits from subsidy allocations.

Short fiction in Bahasa Indonesia. Stories about work, ambition, systems, and the people caught inside them.