TOM, EMMA

'Bali: Paradise Lost?' is the second in the new series of "NOW Australia" - creative non-fiction on contemporary issues by Australia's leading writers and journalists and issued five times a year. This is the story of Australia's fascination with Bali and its complex and often difficult relationship with Indonesia - the world's largest Muslim nation and the anticipated second front for the international war on terrorism. The book stems from the author's personal experiences and acute observations of Bali - before and after terrorism. This intensely personal narrative charts Emma Tom's visits to the island over the past 16 years, as well as candid reportage from a recent trip which involved a gut-wrenching visit to Kerobokan Prison to visit a prisoner on death row.

Estimated despatch 14-20 days after ordering.