Description
Albeit an infernal paradise infused with Covid19 and the BLM movement
and also for other original hands-on methods
It is a most disturbing portrait of a town and its people which has become a symbol of white racism in South Africa
from the building of the new Forth Road Bridge to the reshaping of the city itself as streets and housing were demolished in the name of progress
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Jingo was born in the slum Michael Joseph Albeit an infernal paradise infusedJingo was born in the slum by Matthew Thorne. Second edition (2021). In an edition of 100 numbered copies. Small format hardback in new condition. Signed by Matthew Thorne on page opposite the copyright one. There is also a small print tipped in at back of book, signed by Matthew Thorne on verso. No markings. This is a brand new book. Please see pictures. Any questions please get in touch.
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