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The history of the links between Malay[sian] and Indonesian modern literatures can be traced back to the mid-1920s. In the case of Malaya?Indonesia cultural links and traffic from 1920s to 1965, one might say that initially it was through literature that political influences were transmitted from Indonesia to Malaya, and finally that it was by writer-activists of the two countries that political tension between the two countries was partly resolved. In short, writer activists could play a role as negotiators of the tension between the two siblings; or it was these writer-activists that made the two countries like siblings, as it was through literature that the idea of ? bangsa serumpun ? was enlivened. This chapter focuses on the Malay writers, particularly the Malay Left writers and their links and orientation to Indonesia. Keywords: Indonesian modern literatures; Malay Left writers; Malaya?Indonesia cultural links; political tension

6: Sibling tension and negotiation Malay(sian) writer-political activists’ links and orientation to Indonesia