Protest & Conflict in African Literature by Pieterse, Cosmo & Donald Munro (eds.)

New York: Africana Publishing Corp, 1971. HC. fine w/fine dustjacket (hardcover). 4 B&W ill.. The essays range from the politics of negritude to protest against apartheid, and from cultural conflict to satire against the elites. Through the works of such leading African writers as Achebe and Soyinka, Senghor and Fanon, Mphahlele and Ngugi, the contributors offer new and stimulating insights into the dynamics of African societies of yesterday and today. 128pp.

New York: Afrikana Publishing Corp.. Fine copy in fine dust jacket. 1971. Later prt.. hardcover. 8vo, 128 pp. .

(London: Heinemann, 1974). 215 x 138 mm; pictorial wrappers; pp. xii + 127; plates. Wrappers slightly rubbed, and sunned on spine; thermoplastic binding parting from cover. Good. "Informative and provocative, the essays range widely from the politics of negritude to protest against apartheid, and from cultural conflict to satire against the elites. Through the works of such leading African writers as Achebe and Soyinka, Senghor and Fanon, Mphahlele and Ngugi, the contributors offer new and stimulating insights into the dynamics of African societies of yesterday and today." .

New York: Africana Publishing Corporation, 1971. Third printing. Octavo; cloth boards; dustjacket; 128pp. Fine in lightly aged jacket. Edited volume of scholarly essays; contributions by James Ngugi, Clive Wake, Robert Serumaga, Dennis Brutus, others.