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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Book Condition: Very Good - Binding solid and square - Leather spine shows light rubbing and natural patina - Boards clean and firm - Pages clean with occasional light age spotting - No loose pages, no repairs Dust Jacket: Not issued A scarce satirical work from Southeast Asia, Magic Box, or Malice in Blunderland presents sharp political and social commentary in the form of essays and mock reportage. Issued in an attractive quarter-leather hardcover binding, this copy is further distinguished by an authorial inscription dated Singapore, 19 September 1967. An uncommon regional imprint reflecting post-colonial political discourse and literary satire. Increasingly difficult to find in collectible condition.
