Writing for the South African Press: A Textbook on Journalism and Short Story Writing with a Purp...

Name: Writing for the South African Press: A Textbook on Journalism and Short Story Writing with a Purp...
SKU: IZa1995
Price: 600.00 ZAR
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Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Product code

IZa1995

Bob Shop ID

596251882

Publisher: J. L. van Schaik Ltd. (1939)
ISBN: N/A
Condition: Good. Light rubbing to boards, minor soiling to front board, and light wear to corners of the boards. Some discolouration to the spine, and small chips to top and tail of spine. One small open tear (less than 2cm) to rear hinge. Old price in pen to front free endpaper. Light foxing throughout, and to edges of the textblock. A few small splits to gutters between a few pages. Small closed tears (less than 2cm) to top edges of pp. 121-124, no text damaged. Still a well bound copy.
Binding: Hardcover without DJ
Pages: 216
Dimensions: 19.7 x 13.9 x 2.6cm
SKU: IZa1995
Weight: 0.45kg
Price: R600.00
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by Norman Head
+++ Please see photos for table of contents and more details of book. Copy of the late SA poet and novelist Stephen Gray, with his signature to the front free endpaper.

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