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The Complete Short Stories of W. Somerset Maugham 2: The World Over contains all the stories that the legendary author had written that were not included in his earlier collection East and West. It contains 61 short stories and was first published by Doubleday in 1923. Bound Bookshop’s only copy of Complete was published in 1952.

“It was on account of the scar that I first noticed him, for it ran, broad and red, in a great crescent from his temple to his chin. It must have been due to a formidable wound and I wondered whether this had been caused by a sabre or by a fragment of shell. It was unexpected on that round, fat and good-humoured face.” (The Man With the Scar)

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The dead and pieces of the dead turn up in El Salvador everywhere, every day, as taken for granted as in a nightmare, or a horror movie. Vultures of course suggests the presence of body. A knot of children on the streets suggests the presence of a body. Bodies turn up in the brush of vacant lots, in the garbage thrown down ravines in the richest districts, in public rest rooms, in bus stations.

Published in 1983, Salvador is Joan Didion’s powerful indictment of a country run wild by its military rulers and by its vigilantes.

“Although she is not an experienced newspaper reporter, it is difficult to deny that everything she writes grows out of close observation of the social and political landscape of El Salvador,” writes Christopher Lehmann-Haupt in his review of the book in The New York Times. “And it is quite impossible to deny the artistic brilliance of her reportage. She brings the country to life so that it ends up invading our flesh. To get rid of it then is as simple as shaking off leeches.”

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