Background
Dewi Anggraeni was born on April 16, 1945, in Jakarta, Indonesia. She is a daughter of Patrick Sutanta, a company director, and Sen Tjia.
(Stories of Indian Pacific are three novellas, set in New ...)
Stories of Indian Pacific are three novellas, set in New Caledonia, Australia and Indonesia, written in Dewi Anggraeni's engaging style that moves easily from one location to the next.
https://www.amazon.com/Stories-Indian-Pacific-Dewi-Anggraeni/dp/0958771839/?tag=2022091-20
1993
(When Maryati leaves her village in Central Java to live i...)
When Maryati leaves her village in Central Java to live in Melbourne with her Australian husband Trevor, she suffers the intense pain of separation from her baby son. She soon realizes that Trevor would never be able to accept that his innocent Maryati already had a son from an earlier casual liaison. Journeys through shadows takes the reader through Maryati's eventual breakdown and through the satanic landscape into which her friend Eni is cast by an act of sorcery.
https://www.amazon.com/Journeys-Through-Shadows-Dewi-Anggraeni/dp/0958580502/?tag=2022091-20
1998
(On October 12, 2002, Bali seemed to have crumpled overnig...)
On October 12, 2002, Bali seemed to have crumpled overnight, when hundreds of tourists and locals who were enjoying themselves became victims of a horrific act. Two bombs took the lives of 202 people- 88 of whom were Australians and severely injured many more. As an Indonesian journalist working in Australia, Dewi is in a unique position to observe and understand how the tragedy of the Bali bombing has played out in Australia, in Bali and elsewhere in Indonesia.
https://www.amazon.com/Who-Did-This-Our-Bali/dp/1920787089/?tag=2022091-20
2003
(In Dreamseekers: Indonesian Women as Domestic Workers in ...)
In Dreamseekers: Indonesian Women as Domestic Workers in Asia, veteran journalist Dewi Anggraeni, in conjunction with the International Labour Organization, uncovers the hidden world of domestic helpers from all points of view: the employers, the agents, the governments, the NGOs, and most importantly the workers themselves. This first-hand account of the struggles and successes is described in vivid detail, and Dreamseekers is a must-read by anyone interested in the plight of these remarkable women.
https://www.amazon.com/Dreamseekers-Indonesian-Women-Domestic-Workers-ebook/dp/B002HORG0E/?tag=2022091-20
2006
(Interviews with eight Chinese descent Indonesian women wh...)
Interviews with eight Chinese descent Indonesian women who reflect the depth of their nationalist feeling for Indonesia, shared by many Indonesians of Chinese descent. The eight women break the stereotypical image of the Indonesian Chinese which is, seeing themselves as separate from the majority population, they consider China to be their true homeland and remain uncommitted to Indonesia.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FFSE7QA/?tag=2022091-20
2010
(It is May 1998, and riots have sprung up across Indonesia...)
It is May 1998, and riots have sprung up across Indonesia with attacks targeting the ethnic Chinese. Buildings are being set alight all around as helpless crowds watch their communities burn to the ground. Nina, a young Indonesian woman of Chinese descent, feels compelled to help her fellow student activists but finds herself in harm’s way amid the mass gang-raping of Chinese women. Despite the government’s best efforts to deny these allegations, the lives of many were dramatically changed by traumatic events. Nina’s heart-breaking experience is laced with cultural imagery and an emotional depth that will leave you awed.
https://www.amazon.com/My-Pain-Country-Dewi-Anggraeni-ebook/dp/B07621BNVP/?tag=2022091-20
2017
Dewi Anggraeni was born on April 16, 1945, in Jakarta, Indonesia. She is a daughter of Patrick Sutanta, a company director, and Sen Tjia.
In 1969 Dewi Anggraeni obtained a Master of Arts degree from the University of Indonesia. In 1978 she received a diploma in education at La Trobe University.
Since 1986 Dewi Anggraeni has been a correspondent from Jakarta Indonesia for Tempo news magazine in Australia. Since 1994 she has been a permanent contributor to Jakarta Post. She is a language and cultural consultant.
Drawing on her lifetime of experience in crossing cultural boundaries, she has written novels, short stories, and essays that explore the problems of understanding and accommodation that individuals encounter as they attempt to bridge cultures.
(In Dreamseekers: Indonesian Women as Domestic Workers in ...)
2006(Stories of Indian Pacific are three novellas, set in New ...)
1993(Interviews with eight Chinese descent Indonesian women wh...)
2010(When Maryati leaves her village in Central Java to live i...)
1998(On October 12, 2002, Bali seemed to have crumpled overnig...)
2003(It is May 1998, and riots have sprung up across Indonesia...)
2017Dewi Anggraeni is a member of Australian-Indonesian Association, PEN Melbourne.
In 1972 Dewi Anggraeni married Ian Fraser, an environmental manager. They have two children: Eric, Trisnasari.