NY: Doubleday & Company, 1967. First edition. 143pp. Brown and black cloth; dust jacket. Minor shelfwear; light toning to edges of textblock. Unclipped jacket with light rubbing and wear. Near fine.
The second book—an exploration of changing social mores in which a village man is accused of witchcraft—by Malawian writer Legson Kayira (1942-2012), who noted particularly for his best-selling memoir I Will Try (1965). An uncommon work of African literature. Jacket design by Ellen Raskin.
