This author's literary journey began as a way to navigate personal challenges, leading her from writing about fishkeeping to crafting fiction for various magazines. Experiencing life's complexities, she shifted to non-fiction and autobiography before finding renewed purpose in teaching and workshops. Her work explores resilience and personal growth, demonstrating a versatile approach to storytelling. She now engages in diverse writing projects, offers talks, and judges competitions, showcasing a dynamic career built on overcoming adversity.
This book aims to answer the BIG question. Where do writers get their ideas from? Linda Lewis is a full time writer, concentrating on short stories which are regularly published in the UK and Australia. She is here to help get rid of your writer's block, make your twist endings work, and stop the sight of a blank page making your blood run cold!
Focusing on the impact of modernization and global tourism, the narrative explores the profound challenges faced by Bali, culminating in the terrorist attacks of 2002 and 2005. It delves into the deep-rooted crisis that these events highlight, while also celebrating the island's enduring beauty and cultural identity amidst turmoil. The book captures the complex interplay between economic development and cultural preservation, offering insights into Bali's ongoing struggle with its evolving destiny.