Between the Covers

Softcover. Stated second printing. Octavo. 305pp. Illustrated by the author as Ma-ka-la-ni Ki-Kon-go. Printed wrappers with publisher's spine label. A little rubbed at the edge of the label, else near fine. Large compilation of idiosyncratic facts, some seemingly random, about the early kings and queens of Africa, with some emphasis on Egyptian symbols, sacred architecture, and freemasonry. The author also wrote a now-rare instructional book on the use of early computers (*Ginalyns' Surprise*), featuring a young African-American girl as narrator, and written for quite young children. *OCLC* locates a single copy of the first edition, and about a dozen copies of this second.

Item #612441