of the Province of Nusatenggara Timur (2012) Family The wife Agustin Antuaneta Saba (since 1960) Five children, including a daughter Fanny J. Poyk (writer and journalist) Memory The writer's name is given to a park Kupang (Taman Budaya Gerson Poyk). The association of the writers of the province of Nusatenggara Timur declared the writer's birthday as the Day of literature in this province. The main works Hari-Hari Pertama (1968) Sang Guru (1971) Cumbuan Sabana (1979) Giring-Giring (1982) Matias Akankari (1975) Oleng-Kemoleng & Surat-Surat Cinta Rajagukguk (1975) Nostalgia Nusa Tenggara (1976) Jerat (1978) Di bawah Matahari Bali (1982) Requim Untuk Seorang Perempuan (1981) Mutiara di Tengah Sawah (1984) Impian Nyoman Sulastri (1988) Hanibal (1988) Poli Woli (1988) Meredam Dendam (2009) Negeri Lintasan Petir (2010) Keliling Indonesia dari Era Bung Karno sampai SBY (2010) Seribu Malam Sunyi: Kumpulan Novelet (2012) Nyoman Sulastri: Ketika Kata Hati Begitu Pasti (2012) Seribu Malam Sunyi: Di Waktu Malam, Seperti Malam Ini, Aku Hanya Melihat Bintang-Bintang: Kumpulan Novelet (2012) Aku Dan Surabaya dan Nakamura (2016) Translations of the writer's stories into Russian A woman and her children. Translated by S. Kuznetsova // Modern Indonesian prose. 70th years. Compiled by V. Braginsky. Moscow: Raduga, 1988, p. 492-510 Matthias Akankari. Translated by E. Rudenko // Modern Indonesian prose. 70th years. Compiled by V. Braginsky. Moscow: Raduga, 1988, p. 511-517 References External links Sandalwood Fan - short story (English translation) 1931 births 2017 deaths Indonesian male novelists Indonesian male writers 20th-century novelists Indonesian Christians Indonesian literature 20th-century male writers People from East Nusa Tenggara