Zaria, Nigeria: Printed by Gaskiya Corporation and Published by the Northern Nigerian Publishing Company, 1969. First Edition. 12mo (18cm.); original red pictorial staplebound wrappers; [6],93pp.; illus. Spine a touch rubbed, else Near Fine. Simplified history of the Fulani War (1804-1808), which took place in modern-day Nigeria and Cameroon. Special emphasis... More
[San Francisco: Al Kitab Sudan Publications, 1973]. First Edition. Collected short poetical pieces by Marvin X, written between 1969 and 1972. He assures the reader in his introduction that he is not pushing for the women's liberation movement ("Women will be liberated when men are liberated" (p. i)). Octavo (21.5cm.);... More
Philadelphia: Hakim's Publications, n.d., ca. 1965. Octavo (20cm.); publisher's red and black photo-illustrated card wrappers; xxvii,[1],354pp. Wrappers a bit worn from use with several spine creases, old rubberstamp "Copy" at bottom textblock edge, rear wrapper extremities toned and slightly soiled, else a Very Good reading copy overall. More
New York: Crown Publishers, [2012]. First Edition. Octavo (24.25cm.); publisher's two-toned boards in black photo-illustrated dust jacket; xx,[2],441pp. Just About Fine. Inscribed & signed to the late African American journalist Gerald Fraser on title page: "It is wonderful to sign this book for a fellow journalist. Thank you for coming... More
Chester, PA: Pyramid Publications, [1971]. First Edition. First printing. Octavo (21.5cm.); original blue pictorial staplebound wrappers; 80pp. Minor wear from handling, else Very Good. Poetry collection by 18-year-old former national Minister of Information of the Republic of New Africa. More
New York: Trident Press, 1971. First Edition. Octavo. Brown linen boards, lettered in silver on spine; dustjacket; 320pp. Crisp, attractive copy in the original Robert Korn dustwrapper, unclipped, mildly soiled on lighter portions; Near Fine. Wylie's first novel, based on the life of Malcolm X. More
![Killing the Messenger: A story of radical faith, racism's backlash, and the assassination of a journalist [Inscribed & Signed]. Thomas PEELE.](/pictures/medium/33612.jpg?v=1529353735)
