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Kuta Madness

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December 2003–January 2004, no. 257

Back from the Dead: Peter Hughes’ story of survival and hope after Bali by Patrick Lindsay

Random House, $29.95 pb, 259 pp

Kuta Madness

by
December 2003–January 2004, no. 257

Patrick Lindsay’s Back from the Dead, one of the first books published on the Bali bombing, is primarily an evocation of the inferno and its aftermath, through the eyes of those who survived it. There is ‘Peter’s story’ (the author’s central focus), ‘Nashie’s story’, ‘Col’s story’ and so on, all interpolated with extensive quotes, mostly from the victims of the blast. Despite the painfully vernacular tone of the early chapters, this book is a good primer on the terrorist attack and its consequences.

Brent Crosswell reviews 'Back from the Dead: Peter Hughes’ story of survival and hope after Bali' by Patrick Lindsay

Back from the Dead: Peter Hughes’ story of survival and hope after Bali

by Patrick Lindsay

Random House, $29.95 pb, 259 pp

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