Shivering in History’s Current: Fifteen Dramas of World History in Essay-Poems

Name: Shivering in History’s Current: Fifteen Dramas of World History in Essay-Poems
Rating: 5 (26 reviews)

Denny JA

Jun 2026 · Cerah Budaya International, LLC.

26 reviews

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History is so often written in blood. In every age, some are recorded as victors, while others are erased into

silence. Great names crowd the pages of our books, but what of those swept under by the waves consumed by revolutions, dragged into events they never chose?

The dead of war are not mere numbers. They carried shattered dreams, letters that never reached their destinations, lullabies that were never sung.

This book is an attempt to call them back from the silence of history. It gathers scattered cries from many eras: from the French Revolution, when a monarchy fell and the guillotine drank deep; from the American Civil War, when one nation turned its weapons upon itself in the name of freedom.

History is so often written in blood. In every age, some are recorded as victors, while others are erased into silence. Great names crowd the pages of our books, but what of those swept under by the waves consumed by revolutions, dragged into events they never chose? The dead of war are not mere ...

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26 reviews

Bale Thurr

October 29, 2026

A thought-provoking and deeply moving book. Its poetic approach to historical struggles succeeds in uncovering the personal stories behind major events, while giving voice to perspectives that are often overlooked. It serves as a meaningful reminder that history, ultimately, is shaped by human lives. This is a book that offers far more than mere entertainment—it provides profound significance.

mole fii

November 1, 2026

Shivering in History’s Current is a deeply moving reflection on the human cost of war and revolution. It gives a voice to those forgotten by history, reminding us that behind every major historical event are ordinary people, broken dreams, and untold stories. A powerful and thought-provoking book that makes history feel more human, personal, and meaningful. Truly worth reading.

Kareen oktavia

October 28, 2026

A remarkable blend of history and poetry that brings forgotten tragedies to life through deeply moving portrayals of human suffering. The accounts of the Christmas Truce, the Spanish Flu, and the fall of the Tsar offer a poignant perspective on the human cost of historical events, honoring the lives often overlooked by history. A thought-provoking and memorable read that deserves five stars!

About the author

He was honored with the 2020 ASEAN Humanitarian and Diplomacy Literature Award by the Malaysian Language and Literature Agency. He also received the 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Indonesian Writers Guild (Satupena) for his four decades of dedication and innovation as a writer.

Janggi Studio is a creative studio inspired by Janggi, a beloved Bichon Frisé whose playful spirit, loyalty, and gentle presence became a source of emotional warmth and artistic imagination.

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Denny JA, born on January 4, 1963, in Palembang, South Sumatra, Indonesia. His essay poetry "Fang Yin's Handkerchief," in its English rendition, emerged as the best-selling book on Amazon in late July 2015. He was honored with the 2020 ASEAN Humanitarian and Diplomacy Literature Award by the Mala...

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