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Malaysian Politicians Say the Darndest Things (Vol 2)


Compiled by Amir Muhammad with artwork by Fahmi Reza
ISBN: 9789834359669
Pages: 115
Printer: YTP Offset
Layout & Typesetting: Fahmi Reza
Distributor: MPH (Malaysia & Singapore)
Price: RM25 (Malaysia) / S$16 (Singapore) / US$15 (Amazon)

First Edition: December 2008
Second Edition: January 2009

Hot on the heels of the best-selling Vol 1 of Malaysian Politicians Say the Darndest Things, this compilation is further proof that we don’t need to travel far to experience shock and awe. Join us for another dance through some of the toe-tapping delights of the past two decades. Some of the quotes are witty and pithy, others are weird and prickly, and still others are just out-of-tune. If all History lessons were this painless, none of us would have ever skipped classes


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Kitab Pengetahuan Hantu Malaysia


Susunan Danny Lim, terjemahan Ahmad Kamal Abu Bakar
ISBN: 9789834350652
Mukasurat: 115
Rekabentuk & Rekatelak: Liza Manshoor / Eclectic Design
Pencetak: Academe Art & Printing Services
Pengedar: Gerakbudaya (Malaysia)
Harga: RM20 (Malaysia) / US$15 (Amazon)

Cetakan Pertama: Disember 2008

Kitab Pengetahuan Hantu Malaysia mengupas beberapa persoalan yang selama ini tak berani ditanya. Kenapa wanita-wanita yang kematian suami lebih menyenangi kehadiran Hantu Raya? Bagaimana cara untuk menangkap kepala yang berterbangan bersama-sama dengan usus-ususnya? Apakah yang harus kamu lakukan jika kamu mendengar bunyi 'kak-kak-kak-kak-kak' di tengah malam? Terokai asal-usul, sifat-sifat dan tumit-tumit Achilles roh-roh pelbagai bangsa yang menghantui Malaysia.

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The Malaysian Book of the Undead


Compiled by Danny Lim with illustrations by Mohd Kadir
ISBN: 9789834359645
Pages: 115
Printer: Academe Art & Printing Services
Layout & Typesetting: Kris Khaira
Distributor: MPH (Malaysia & Singapore)
Price: RM20 (Malaysia) / US$15 (Amazon)

First Edition: October 2008
Second Edition: November 2008

A light-hearted compendium of Malaysia's multicultural ghosts, spirits and emanations. Discover their origins, characteristics, and, whenever possible, how to make sure they stay away from you. Among those featured are the Hantu Kopek, Toyol, Pontianak, Datuk Gong, Mohini Pisasu and dozens more. This chatty and occasionally ironic guide is sure to come in handy each time you hear something go bump, or even kak-kak-kak-kak-kak , in the night.

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Buku Untuk Filem: KAMI


Lakonlayar: Fariza Azlina Isahak
Penyunting Buku: Ahmad Kamal Abu Bakar
ISBN: 9789834359638
Mukasurat: 256
Pencetak: Academe Art & Printing Services
Rekabentuk & Rekaletak: Bright Lights at Midnight
Pengedar: Gerakbudaya
Harga: RM30 (Malaysia) / US$20 (Amazon)

Edisi Tunggal: Oktober 2008

“KAMI” adalah kisah lima orang sahabat dan perjalanan mereka dalam menghadapi liku-liku kehidupan setelah tamat alam persekolahan. Buku ini ialah edisi terhad yang mengandungi lakonlayar yang lengkap (termasuk babak-babak yang telah disingkir daripada filem) serta bahan bacaan bonus yang menyelusuri pembikinan filem KAMI.

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New Malaysian Essays 1


Edited by Amir Muhammad
ISBN: 9789834359614
Pages: 254 (paperback)
Printer: Academe Art & Printing Services Sdn Bhd
Layout & Typesetting: Bright Lights at Midnight
Distributor: Gerakbudaya (Malaysia)
Price: RM30 (Malaysia) / S$17 (Singapore) / US$20 (Amazon)

First Edition: February 2008
Second Edition: March 2008
Third Edition: May 2009

The first of a planned annual series concentrating on local non-fiction writing. From polemic to ode to memoir, this series invites Malaysian readers - and writers - to notice, analyse and interpret the living, throbbing, squelching vitality around them. Multi-disciplinary, multi-tasking and best appreciated on multi-vitamins, this first collection takes us from Brian Yap's election-era critique to Amir Muhammad's alternative lexicon by way of Burhan Baki's elegant deconstructions, Aminuddin Mahmud's seminar on branding and Saharil Hasnin Sanin's knockabout ruminations on language [in Malay] before rounding off with Sonia Randhawa's stirring call for national (and therefore personal) self-realisation.

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