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An Eye for the Dragon:
Southeast Asia Observed, 1954-1970
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Dennis Bloodworth
Drawing on his experience as a journalist who was based in Singapore for most of his career, Bloodworth serves up a delightful and insightful introduction to a range of countries throughout the region. All of them, with the exception of Thailand, were beginning to find their feet, and some flex their muscles, after colonial rule. They were far more turbulent times than now, but the author brings us down to earth. 414 pages. There are a glossary, a chronology, a bibliography and an index.
Weight: 0.7kg. Post free within Malaysia Published by The Library ofCongress,Washington DC, 1943.
Condition: Good. Hardback. This is an ex-library book with a sticker on the spine and two others on the front endpapers. There are library stamps to the text block.There is felt-tip underlining in the introduction pages. Parts of the cover have been affected by sun fading. Otherwise the book is in excellent condition. |
