[Baton Rouge-?]: the newsletter, [1975]. 27p., 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left, very good. OCLC lists only one incomplete run at Northern Illinois University, missing this issue. Text in Malay and English. No place of publication stated, but a poem includes the line "Let's examine the roots / of... More about Pembela Pemau Jilid 3 bilangan 3

Cat.No: 167350

Washington DC: GPO, 1957. viii, 16p., staplebound pamphlet, minor traces of rust from contact with staple, otherwise very good. Chang, who left China after the 1949 revolution, was at the time a journalist with the Singapore bureau of the New York Times. More about International communism (Communist penetration of Malaya and Singapore): staff consultation with...

Cat.No: 238817

Washington DC: American Free Press, 2006. 383p., paperback, very good with light shelfwear, first American edition. Anti-Semitic conspiracy theories by an ethnic Chinese Malaysian Catholic allied with Mahathir Mohamad. More about Future Fastforward: The Zionist Anglo-American War Cabal's Global Agenda

Cat.No: 232984

San Francisco: Manic D Press, 1997. Paperback. 124p., very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps and clear mylar jacket. Rants by the gay Malaysian American performance artist living in San Francisco. More about Bite Hard

Cat.No: 41735

London: China Inland Mission, Overseas Missionary Fellowship, 1961. Pamphlet. 48p., wraps, small stain on front wrap else good condition, 5x7.25 inches. Includes references to work in "terriorist" areas, Chinese in Malaya, Muslims, etc. More about Emerging pattern; C.I.M. work within the diocese of Singapore and Malaya

Cat.No: 208154

Providence: Lost Roads, 1995. 62p., scattered b&w illustrations, square 7.3 inch glossy wraps featuring b&w selfportrait in oils (photoportrait at the back). A fine copy. Texts range from postmodern fancy to children's-story plain. Foo, born in Malaya, lives in New York; Karl Barx was a beagle who lived with Foo..... More about Endou; poems, prose and a little beagle story

Cat.No: 177314

[Santa Cruz]: Inscriptions, 1988. 154p., xeroxed illustrations in the text, professionally typeset xeroxed booklet in 8.5 x 5.5 inch copyshop wraps. Mildest signs of handling. Papers presented at a day-long conference at UC Santa Cruz, geared to a half-dozen texts familiar to the participants. More about Feminism and the critique of colonial discourse [Inscriptions nos. 3/4 1988

Cat.No: 81907

Los Alamitos CA: IEEE Computer Society, 2005. xx, 569p., softback with vignette diagrams and photographic illustrations throughout, first edition 11x8.5 inch glossy wraps; cover curled slightly, mildest signs of any handling, very good copy. More about 2005 International Conference on Cyberworlds, CW 2005. 23-25 November 2005 Singapore

Cat.No: 176916

New York: The Feminist Press, 1996. 232p., inscribed by the poet, first edition, dj. Memoir. Cross-cultural memoir. More about Among the white moon faces; an Asian-American memoir of homelands

Cat.No: 27998

Mahwah NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 1996. xiv, 128p., first edition laminated boards; p.7 bears a bracketed comment in ink, an else clean copy, entirely sound. Everyday Communication: case studies of behavior in context; other volumes expound the "Linguistic performance of auctioneers and sportscasters," and "Confrontation talk / talk radio" More about In Search of a Voice: karaoke and the construction of identity in Chinese America

Cat.No: 176439

London: Movement for Colonial Freedom, [1965]. Four-panel brochure, very good, 5.5x8.5 inches. Argues that SEATO has usually "acted as a prop for reactionary and unrepresentative governments and has helped to suppress the struggle of the people for national freedom and economic independence." More about Vietnam and "Malaysia"

Cat.No: 197195

Kuala Lumpur: Muzium Negara, 1971. 64 pages, slender paperback; minor abrasions to spine, faint stain to cover. More about Coins of North Malaya

Cat.No: 230206