2013 EDM catalogue by Editions Didier Millet

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Editions Didier Millet (EDM) was founded in 1989 in Paris by Didier Millet. He opened a branch of EDM in Singapore in 1990, which soon established itself as the headquarters and centre of the business. Today, EDM has offices in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Bali. We also work closely with our sister company, Les Editions du Pacifique, based in Paris. EDM enjoys an international reputation for our high-quality books, and publishes approximately 30 new titles per annum in print form, and around 15 ebooks. Our titles comprise mainly general illustrated and reference titles, with a focus on Southeast Asia, in the subject areas of travel, history, natural history, art, architecture, cookery and lifestyle. EDM also has a strong focus on the production of customised books and catalogues for corporations, museums, galleries, government bodies and other institutions.

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Landmarks of Malaysia 2 Architecture of the South Pacific: In Transition 4 Living in a Garden: The Greening of Singapore 5

Volcanoes of Indonesia: Creators and Destroyers 6 Thailand at Random 7 Cities in Transformation: Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize 8

l The Accidental 10 Anand Panyarachun: 11 Telling 11 Diplomat: The Memoirs of Maurice Baker l A Biography l It Straight l Backlist Highlights l 12

The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew 9 50 Stories From My Life and What Singaporeans Could Learn From Them 10

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Sketchbooks 14 Notebooks 16 Early Postcards 17 Fiction/Literature/Travelogue 18 General Reference 19 Cookery 20

Photographic Collections 21 Chic Collection 22 Singapore 23 Malaysia 26 The Encyclopedia of Malaysia 28 Thailand 29

Custom Publishing

Banking & Finance 34 Museum Guides & Exhibition Catalogues 35 Cuisine 36 Hotels & Resorts 37 Corporations & Government 38

Landmarks of Malaysia Malaysia is a multifaceted country – ethnically, culturally, linguistically and religiously – and it is this diversity that makes it so fascinating. This harmonious blend extends even to the nation’s architecture. Landmarks of Malaysia brings together the landmarks of the entire country – including the Peninsula, Sabah and Sarawak. From remote Bajau Laut water villages to the Petronas Twin Towers, the breathtaking architecture and natural landscapes of the country’s 13 states, and of the federal territories, have been recorded in more than 300 vibrant watercolour and delicate sketches by acclaimed artist Chin Kon Yit. Accompanying the sketches are descriptions that provide insights into the locations featured, written by architect Lim Take Bane. The collection of paintings is preceded by two introductions. One, on the architectural inheritance captured in the paintings, has been written by Lim Take Bane; the other, on Kon Yit’s paintings as art, is by artist, curator and writer Anurendra Jegadeva. Kon Yit’s work has been widely exhibited in Malaysia and published in books including Kuala Lumpur: A Sketchbook, Penang Sketchbook, Malacca Sketchbook, Landmarks of Selangor and Landmarks of Perak. Landmarks of Malaysia broadens the geographic scope of Kon Yit’s previously published work to encompass the entire country and is his most ambitious project to date. The book will be published in September 2013 in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the formation of Malaysia.

Landmarks of Malaysia Artist: Chin Kon Yit Authors: Lim Take Bane and Anurendra Jegadeva 360 pp 152 x 229 mm hardback ISBN: 978-983-4477-38-7 20 books per carton

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Architecture of the South pacific:

in transition Architecture of the South Pacific: In Transition recounts the recent development of the South Pacific and its fascinating architecture. This pioneering volume, with material that has never appeared in print, traces the European architectural overlay onto this scattered group of islands, and their transition towards a regional identity that has been fashioned by the remote location, the incomparable setting and the distinctive ethnic mix of its inhabitants. The region is influenced by the interweaving of the legacies of contrasting worlds. A series of themed essays present the story of architectural development in the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Fiji, Wallis and Futuna, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Samoa and American Samoa, and French Polynesia. Of particular interest is the recent architecture, for while there are buildings of note from the nineteenth century, major building activity commenced in the twentieth century, notably after 1980. The new architecture is found in a dynamic world of beauty which houses vibrant communities with rich artistic cultures that have attracted travellers, artists and writers for centuries. This architecture typifies the evolution of the islands as they have been subjected to the transformative waves of alien trade, religion, colonisation, war and tourism, followed by post-colonialism and revived nationalism. As with the Pacific region itself, the most prominent characteristic of the architecture is its diversity. The blending of the universal and the local sets the stage for a fresh vision of the South Pacific across a wide range of building types, from spectacular mission churches to sensational resorts in paradise. This book, in full colour, will appeal to architects, armchair-tourists, students and all those for whom the South Pacific is the idyll of their dreams. Jennifer Taylor is an architect with an established reputation as an educator, architecture historian and critic in Australia and internationally. James Conner has spent considerable time in practice as an architect, urban designer, planner and senior administrator.

Architecture of the South Pacific Authors and Photographers: Jennifer Taylor and James Conner 288 pp 270 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-25-1 6 books per carton

Living in a Garden

The Greening of Singapore

In June 1963, Singapore’s prime minister planted a tree to mark the beginning of a sustained campaign to enhance the city state’s appearance. No one could have anticipated the transformation that followed. This is the story of that process. Now, 50 years later, highly urbanized Singapore enjoys a green network of nature reserves, large and small parks, tree-lined streets and community gardens that is the envy of other big cities. Singapore has had to make tough decisions. Land is scarce.There are trade-offs between maintaining the island’s rich, natural biodiversity and public demands for housing and infrastructure appropriate to the 21st century. Nevertheless, the National Parks Board, and its partners in the public, private and civic sectors, continue to strive to keep Singapore green. Lavishly illustrated, the book shows how Singapore aims to be a ‘City in a Garden’, reminding us that the community must engage with the greening ‘mission’, if this great achievement is to continue.

Living in a Garden Author: Timothy Auger 200 pp • 260 x 190 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-24-4 16 books per carton

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As part of the Ring of Fire, Indonesia is one of the most volcanic countries on earth. The archipelago is home to many dormant volcanoes as well as some of the most violent volcanoes on the planet; Mt Merapi in Java erupts at least once a decade, often with devastating effects. Most people are aware of the destruction that volcanoes are capable of causing, but few stop to consider how beneficial they are to the environment and population. Indonesia’s ability to grow crops and sustain its population is in large part thanks to fertile volcanic soil. The country’s volcanoes have literally and figuratively shaped the nation. In his approximately twenty-five years living in Indonesia, photographer Carl-Bernd Kaehlig has climbed many of these monster mountains and learnt the myths and legends surrounding them from his local guides. Volcanoes of Indonesia: Creators and Destroyers is a mesmerising collection of Kaehlig’s best photographs, which are accompanied by informative captions and an introductory essay that gives the reader a sense of the importance of these mountains.

Volcanoes of Indonesia Photographer: Carl-Bernd Kaehlig Authors: Andrew Wight and Chris Smith 144 pp 322 x 245 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-02-2 12 books per carton

Thailand at Random Featuring quotes, statistics, strange anecdotes, folklore and other unusual and often useful tidbits, Thailand at Random, the latest in the at Random series, captures the spirit of what is so fascinating about this strange, beguiling country. With a charming classic style and featuring attractive illustrations, Thailand at Random is a quirky and irresistible celebration of the strange and marvelous. Other titles in this series are Singapore at Random and Malaysia at Random.

The Land of Smiles

Animal sounds

The “trademark” of the nation: smiling. There is a different smile for all sorts of situations— which means a smile doesn’t necessarily convey happiness. Try to decode what you see in real life and figure out whether that smile is genuine or not!

Thais verbalise animal sounds a little differently from the rest of the world. Birds: jip jip Cats: miaw miaw Cows: mor mor Crows: ka ka Dogs: hong hong Ducks: gaap gaap Elephants: praen praen Geckos: tuk kae tuk kae Goats: bae bae Frogs: ob ob

1. Yim thang nam taa: So-happy-amidst-

tears smile. Yim thak taai: A courteous, greeting smile. 3. Yim cheun chom: An admiring smile. 4. Fuen Yim: The fake smile. 5. Yim mee lessanai: A plotting smile. 6. im yaw: The teasing smile. 7. Yim yae-yae: The nothing-is-going-to-get- any-better-so-might-as-well smile. 8. Yim sao: The sad smile. 9. Yim haeng: The dry smile. 10. Yim thak thaan: The disagreeing smile. 11. im cheua-chuan: The smile you give to a losing competitor. 12. Yim soo: The fight-on smile. 13. Yim mai awk: The trying-to-but-cannot smile. 2.

Thailand at Random Author: Grissarin Chungsiriwat 160 pp 200 x 145 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-26-8 30 books per carton

cities in transformation Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize “ Singapore is like New York

City in so many ways. Both are crossroads of commerce and homes to many cultures. Both are energetic, restless, and forward-looking, constantly in motion, and constantly rebuilding themselves.” source: www.ura.gov.sg

The Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize honours outstanding contributions towards the creation of vibrant, liveable and sustainable urban communities around the world. Cities in Transformation: Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize includes 11 inspiring, transformative stories of cities and communities, with practical and impactful urban solutions and ideas that can be adapted across the world. The book features two Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Laureates and nine Special Mentions from 2010 and 2012. Since 2009, this prestigious international biennial prize has raised awareness on the role of governance, leadership and strong public-private people partnership in transforming lives. Prize Laureates such as Bilbao (2010) and New York City (2012) have shown that bold leadership and creative solutions can turn cities around. Special Mention megacities such as Delhi and Ahmedabad offer real hope in tackling the most challenging issues of housing, transport and pollution, while Copenhagen and Malmö provide valuable lessons on sustainable development and close collaboration across national boundaries.

Cities in Transformation Chief Editor: Gretchen Liu 128 pp 250 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-14-5 12 books per carton

The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew Former prime minister of Singapore Lee Kuan Yew is well known for his dynamic and mould-breaking approach to government and politics. Having helmed the city state for 31 years as its founding statesman, he has never been afraid to speak his mind on the issues that matter. Sifting through Mr Lee’s extensive published material and interviews with the Singapore and international press, this handy volume presents a distilled anthology of quotes showing Mr Lee’s insights and beliefs at his most acute. Subjects covered include everything from domestic policy to foreign relations, society and economy, as well as his descriptions of family and personal life.

If I were in authority in Singapore “ indefinitely, without having to ask those who are governed whether they like what is being done, then I would not have the slightest doubt that I could govern much more effectively in their interests. (1962)

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often accused of interfering “ inI am the private lives of citizens. Yes, if I did not, had I not done that, we wouldn’t be here today. (1987)

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The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew 160 pp 200 x 145 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-28-2 30 books per carton

THE WIT AND WISDOM OF LEE KUAN YEW

You know, the cure for all this talk is really a good dose of incompetent government. You get that alternative and you’ll never put Singapore together again: Humpty Dumpty cannot be put together again ... and your asset values will be in peril, your security will be at risk and our women will become maids in other people’s countries, foreign workers. ——Justifying pay hikes for Singapore ministers, The Straits Times, 5 April 2007

12 [Singapore] has to be a place that is useful to the world. Otherwise it wouldn’t exist. ——On the key to Singapore’s continued survival in an interview with Charlie Rose, 22 October 2009

12 We absolutely refuse to choose sides. We will not choose sides between America and China or between China and India. ——On Singapore’s way to surviving on the global stage, interview with Charlie Rose, 22 October 2009

12 The Japanese Military Administration governed by spreading fear. It put up no pretence of civilised behaviour. Punishment was so severe that crime was very rare. In the midst of deprivation after the second half of 1944, when people were half-starved, it was amazing how low the crime rate remained … As a result I have never believed those who advocate a soft approach to crime and punishment, claiming that punishment does not reduce crime.

… a country needed more than a few dignified and able men at the top to get it moving. The people as a whole must have self-respect and the will to strive to make a nation of themselves. The task of the leaders must be to provide or create for them a strong framework within which they can learn, work hard, be productive and be rewarded accordingly. ——The Singapore Story: Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew (1998)

12 My way of constitutional opposition, working within the law, was in marked contrast to that of the communists, and I got results. But without the communists going beyond the law and using violence, my methods would not have been effective. It was the less unpleasant option I offered that made them acceptable to the British. ——Gaining traction with the British colonial authorities while representing the City Council Labour Union in 1955, as described in The Singapore Story: Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew (1998)

12 Some countries are born independent. Some achieve independence. Singapore had independence thrust upon it. ——The Singapore Story: Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew (1998)

12 You must have convictions. If you don’t have convictions, you are going in for personal glory or honour or publicity or popularity, forget it. ——Advice to aspiring politicians in Singapore, in Lee Kuan Yew: Hard Truths to Keep Singapore Going (2011)

——The Singapore Story: Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew (1998)

50 STORIES FROM MY LIFE

And What Singaporeans Could Learn From Them S R Nathan is one of Singapore’s most distinguished public servants. Born into poverty, he survived family tragedy, destitution and the Japanese occupation. After getting a university diploma as an adult, he worked his way through the civil service ranks to become successively a mediator in trade union disputes, a foreign affairs expert, a manager of a media company, a diplomat and a two-term president of Singapore. He has been an eyewitness to Singapore’s history before and after independence, with an insider’s view of many key events at home and abroad. It is easy for the younger generations of Singaporeans to assume that the good fortune they now enjoy was easily won. For them, and for anyone interested in Singapore and its history, Mr Nathan has selected 50 episodes from his personal and official life, which offer insights from which the up-and-coming generation will benefit.

50 Stories From My Life Author: S R Nathan 208 pp 235 x 170 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-34-3 20 books per carton

The accidental diplomat the Memoirs of Maurice Baker

Born in Alor Setar in present-day Malaysia and sent to university in England, Maurice Baker was close to the bright Singaporean and Malayan students who went on to serve their countries at the highest level. Among them were Singapore’s future Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Deputy Prime Minister Goh Keng Swee, and Malaysia’s future Prime Minister Abdul Razak. Baker himself took a leading role in the student organisations that helped pave the way for the independence of his country. In 1967, Baker became Singapore’s first High Commissioner to India. He went on to become – twice – High Commissioner to Malaysia, an important and sensitive role in Singapore’s diplomatic service, and also Ambassador to the Philippines. Baker paints a vivid picture of both diplomatic life and of the larger affairs of state that shaped the countries to which he was posted. He also provides fascinating vignettes of his encounters with leading Asian politicians including Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos and his glamorous wife Imelda. The Accidental Diplomat Author: Maurice Baker 232 pp 226 x 150 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-30-5 20 books per carton

Anand Panyarachun: A Biography Thailand’s Anand Panyarachun has twice served as the country’s prime minister and frequently been at the centre of key moments in its modern history. This exceptional biography tells the story of a remarkable career that bridges the worlds of diplomacy, business and politics, and relates Anand’s perspectives on seminal events, such as the withdrawal of US forces from Thailand in 1975, the heavy political violence of 1976 and 1992, and the recent turmoil that has increased scrutiny of this constitutional monarchy. Known for his integrity and frankness, his worldliness and progressive instincts, and his abiding patriotism, Anand, now in his 80s, has become one of Thailand’s most widely respected public figures. His extraordinary path has taken him through the corridors of power and all over the world, including an education in England and 12 years as a diplomat in the United States. His life has not been without disappointments and setbacks, however. These moments too are vividly recounted in this original and personal biography of Thailand’s famous statesman by veteran, Bangkok-based foreign correspondent Dominic Faulder.

Anand Panyarachun: A Biography Author: Dominic Faulder 232 pp 226 x 150 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-27-5 20 books per carton

telling it straight An outspoken commentator on Malaysia’s social and political affairs, Marina Mahathir takes on the issues, ideas and institutions of the day in Telling it Straight. She highlights unpalatable truths, derides tired old ways and challenges the status quo. She asks the questions that need to be asked – and is unafraid of proposing solutions. Her fortnightly column has been published in The Star newspaper for more than 20 years. Telling it Straight contains the best of her columns published from 2003 to 2012. Indispensable to every Malaysian and everyone who wants to know Malaysia, this book is a lively exploration into the nation’s psyche and a common sense manifesto for a better future.

is no longer any point “ inThere talking sense or logic in this

country. The less logic you speak, the more popular you are. The less facts you present, the more you are lauded.

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Telling It Straight Author: Marina Mahathir 236 pp 200 x 145 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-29-9 30 books per carton

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An Inordinate Fondness for Beetles An Inordinate Fondness for Beetles follows the Victorian-era explorations of Alfred Russel Wallace through Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia. While Wallace is recognised as codiscoverer of the theory of natural selection, he was also an edgy social commentator and a voracious collector of “natural productions” – he caught, skinned, and pickled 125,660 specimens, including 212 new species of birds and 900 new species of beetles. Sochaczewski, author of The Sultan and the Mermaid Queen, has created an innovative form of storytelling – combining incisive biography and personal travelogue.

An Inordinate Fondness for Beetles Author: Paul Sochaczewski 416 pp 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-20-6 20 books per carton

Encyclopedia of the Sri Lankan Diaspora Well over a million people of Sri Lankan origin live outside South Asia. This book is the first comprehensive study of the lives, cultures, beliefs and attitudes of the immigrants and refugees from this island. The book is a joint publication between the Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore and Editions Didier Millet. It focuses on the relationship between culture and economy in the Sri Lankan diaspora in the context of globalisation and other factors.

The Encyclopedia of the Sri Lankan Diaspora

Editor: Professor Peter Reeves 224 pp 280 x 225 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-83-1 10 books per carton

Maps of Malaya and Borneo Statehood, Trade and Development Maps of Malaya and Borneo: Statehood, Trade and Development showcases the extensive map collections of His Royal Highness Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan of Selangor, and Richard Curtis. The combined collections contain more than 150 maps ranging from what may now appear to be inaccurate medieval maps based on the workings of Ptolemy to maps given to troops during World War II. Extensive captions highlight key features of the maps, insights into their creators and the technical developments that enabled them to be made.

Maps of Malaya and Borneo: Statehood, Trade and Development Maps of Malaya and Borneo

Author: Dr Frédéric Durand 208 pp 245 x 260 mm hardback (regular edition) ISBN: 978-983-4477-37-0 10 books per carton (regular edition) 320 x 340 mm hardback (deluxe edition) ISBN: 978-967-10617-3-2 10 books per carton (deluxe edition)

Mauritius: 500 Early postcards This comprehensive selection of postcards from the collection of André de Kervern is a timeless record if the beautiful tropical Indian Ocean island of Mauritius. Classic scenes of sugar cane plantations, trains pulling into stations, parades, horse races and verdant landscapes were all once circulated fragments of cinema-vérité. Complete with detailed captions, these postcards offer glimpses of life in Mauritius in the early 20th century.

Mauritius: 500 Early Postcards Mauritius: 500 Early Postcards Authors: André de Kerven and Yvan Martial 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-47-3 10 books per carton

The Planter’s Bungalow

Editors: Peter and Waveney Jenkins 168 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-85-5 20 books per carton

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The Planter’s Bungalow: A journey down the Malay Peninsula celebrates the traditional plantation bungalow. The book documents the architectural development of the bungalow over the last 150 years and, in doing so, captures the spirit of the plantation industry. This book draws on the memories of planters over the course of two centuries. Through diaries, letters, interviews and archival and contemporary photographs, the authors paint a vivid picture of the lives and homes of a generation of pioneer planters.

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The Planter’s Bungalow A Journey Down the Malay Peninsula

Singapore: A biography Now available in paperback, Singapore: A Biography offers fresh insights into the life story of the island city-state through the personal experiences of the workers, adventurers, rulers and revolutionaries who have shaped its history over the last seven centuries. The authors, drawing on research undertaken in collaboration with the National Museum of Singapore, have woven together ancient chronicles, eyewitness accounts, oral histories and modern radio and television broadcasts to create an engaging narrative that brings the past back to life.

Singapore: A Biography

Authors: Mark Ravinder Frost and Yu-Mei Balasingamchow 464 pp 240 x 170 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-16-9 10 books per carton

Symbolism in Singapore’s Historic Chinese Architecture Enter the enthralling world of Chinese mythology, folk tales and cultural symbolism through an insightful study of the decorative symbols found in Chinese monuments in Singapore. This book offers rare glimpses into the beliefs, values, aspirations and world views of the pioneers who constructed famous Singapore buildings such as Thian Hock Keng, Wak Hai Cheng Bio, Hong San See, Siong Lim monastery and Ying Fo Fui Kung.

Symbolism in Singapore’s Historic Chinese Architecture 240 pp 208 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-85-5 20 books per carton

Thailand: a traveller’s companion Thailand: A Traveller’s Companion has established itself as the leading illustrated guide to Thailand. It is a great travel classic, an attractive coffee-table sourcebook containing upto-date, encyclopedic information on what Thailand has to offer its visitors. Mauritius: 500 Early Postcards Thailand: A Traveller’s Companion 288 pp 255 x 255 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-47-3 10 books per carton

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Sketchbooks

Amsterdam Sketchbook Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Hinke Wiggers 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-99-1 16 books per carton

Bali Sketchbook

Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Diana Darling 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-59-4 16 books per carton

Gardens of Paris Sketchbook

Istanbul: City of Two Continents

Artist: Fabrice Moireau Author: Jean-Pierre Le Dantec 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-06-4 16 books per carton

Artist: John Cleave Author: John Freely 96 pp 210 x 260 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-52-1 20 books per carton

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Kuala Lumpur: A Sketchbook

Landmarks of Malaysia

Landmarks of Perak

Landmarks of Selangor

Loire Valley Sketchbook

London Sketchbook

Mauritius Sketchbook

New York Sketchbook

Artist: Chin Kon Yit Author: Chen Voon Fee 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-20-4 16 books per carton

Artist: Fabrice Moireau Author: Jean-Paul Pigeat 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-33-8 16 books per carton

Artist: Chin Kon Yit Author: Lim Take Bane 360 pp 152 x 229 mm hardback ISBN: 981-983-4477-38-7 20 books per carton * see page 2

Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Marcus Binney 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-11-6 16 books per carton

Raja Nazrin Shah Editorial consultant: Visu Sinnadurai Illustrations: A. Kasim Abas, Chang Huai-yan and Chin Kon Yit Author: Chen Voon Fee 248 pp â&#x20AC;˘ 275 x 275 mm hardback ISBN: 978-983-4308-20-9 6 books per carton

Artist: Sophie Ladame Author: Yvan Martial 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-16-8 16 books per carton

Artist: Chin Kon Yit Authors: Chen Voon Fee and John M. Gullick 108 pp 295 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-78-9 10 books per carton

Artist: Fabrice Moireau Author: Jerome Charyn 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-37-3 16 books per carton

Oxford Sketchbook

Paris Sketchbook

Rome Sketchbook

Singapore Sketchbook

Thailand Sketchbook

Venice Sketchbook

Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Roger White 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-05-2 16 books per carton

Artist: Fabrice Moireau Author: Dominique Fernandez 96 pp 244 x 280mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-43-5 16 books per carton

Artist: Taveepong Limapornvanich Author: William Warren 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-28-4 16 books per carton

Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Mary A. Kelly 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-12-3 16 books per carton

Provence Sketchbook

Artist: Fabrice Moireau Introduction: John Burdett Captions: Phillipe Testard-Vaillant 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-67-5 16 books per carton

Rooftops of Paris

Artist: Fabrice Moireau Author: Carl Norac 96 pp 270 x 230 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-94-1 16 books per carton

Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Gretchen Liu 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-40-6 16 books per carton

Artist: Fabrice Moireau Authors: Deborah Howard and Tudy Sammartini 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-08-3 16 books per carton

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Sketchbooks

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Notebooks

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Bali Notebook

Artist: Graham Byfield 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-99-2 60 books per carton

Kuala Lumpur Notebook Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-31-2 60 books per carton

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Jim Thompson: The Thai Silk Notebook

Melaka Notebook

Singapore Notebook

Thailand Notebook

Artist: Graham Byfield 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-87-9 60 books per carton

Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-32-9 60 books per carton

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Malaysia Notebook

Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-98-5 60 books per carton

Penang Notebook

Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-33-6 60 books per carton

Artist: Graham Byfield 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-33-6 60 books per carton

Artist: Taveepong Limapornvanich 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-94-7 60 books per carton

Indonesia: 500 Early Postcards

Authors: Leo Haks and Steven Wachlin 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-25-0 10 books per carton

Malaya: 500 Early Postcards Author: Cheah Jin Seng 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-98-4 10 books per carton

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PENANG

500 Early Postcards Cheah Jin Seng

Mauritius: 500 Early Postcards

Penang: 500 Early Postcards

Perak: 300 Early Postcards

Selangor: 300 Early Postcards

Authors: AndrĂŠ de Kerven and Yvan Martial 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-47-3 10 books per carton * see page 12

Author: Cheah Jin Seng 192 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4217-90-3 10 books per carton

Author: Cheah Jin Seng 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-967-10617-1-8 10 books per carton

Author: Cheah Jin Seng 192 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-983-4477-34-9 10 books per carton

Singapore: 500 Early Postcards Author: Cheah Jin Seng 296 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-66-3 10 books per carton

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Early Postcards

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An Inordinate Fondness for Beetles

My Journey from Paris to Java

The Painted Alphabet

Rimbaud in Java

Ring of Fire: An Indonesian Odyssey

The Sultan and the Mermaid Queen

Sagaria

The Tides of Avarice

Author: Paul Sochaczewski 416 pp 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-20-6 20 books per carton * see page 12

Authors: Lawrence Blair with Lorne Blair 248 pp 215 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-10-7 30 books per carton

Author: Honoré de Balzac 64 pp 203 x 135 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-14-5 100 books per carton

Author: Paul Sochaczewski 372 pp 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4217-74-3 30 books per carton

Author: Diana Darling 176 pp 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-00-8 50 books per carton

Author: John Dahlgren 584 pp 215 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-52-7 14 books per carton

Author: Jamie James 128 pp 190 x 133 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-82-4 50 books per carton

Author: John Dahlgren 464 pp 215 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-53-4 20 books per carton

...it is rare for a European to resist “ the sight of this fairyland. As for me, I succumbed, in spite of the fearful warning written on the foreheads of these ladies... Source: My Journey from Paris to Java

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Architecture of the South Pacific

Authors and Photographers: Jennifer Taylor and James Conner 288 pp 270 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-25-1 10 books per carton * see page 4

A Century in Asia: The History of the École Française D’Extrême-Orient (1898–2006) Authors: Catherine Clémentin-Ojha and Pierre-Yves Manguin 240 pp 172 x 230 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-97-7 20 books per carton

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Cities in Transformation Chief editor: Gretchen Liu 128 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-14-5 12 books per carton * see page 8

Chronicle of Singapore: Fifty Years of Headline News, 1959–2009 380 pp 260 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-75-0 5 books per carton

Chronicle of Thailand: Headline News since 1946 444 pp 260 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-12-5 5 books per carton

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The Encyclopedia of the Indian Diaspora

General editor: Brij V. Lal Executive editor: Peter Reeves 416 pp 280 x 225 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-65-6 10 books per carton

The Encyclopedia of the Sri Lankan Diaspora Editor: Peter Reeves 224 pp 280 x 225 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-83-1 10 books per carton * see page 12

Singapore Biodiversity: An Encyclopedia of the Natural Environment and Sustainable Development

General editors: Peter K.L. Ng, Richard T. Corlett and Hugh T.W. Tan 496 pp 280 x 225 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-08-4 5 books per carton

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Southeast Asian Ceramics

Authors: John Miksic with Michael Flecker, Pamela N. Watkins and Dawn F. Rooney 176 pp 244 x 195 mm hardback 978-981-4260-13-8 16 books per carton

Traditional Chinese Toggles Author: Margaret Duda Photographer: Paul Duda 272 pp 300 x 245 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-61-9 8 books per carton

Tropical Garden Design Author: Made Wijaya 208 pp 280 x 250 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4068-91-8 10 books per carton

A Visual Celebration of Giant Pandas

Author: Fanny Lai Photographer: Bjorn Olesen 176 pp 270 x 237 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-36-7 10 books per carton

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general reference

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cookery

At the Table of Jim Thompson

Author: William Warren Recipes: Jim Thompson Restaurants Photographer: Luca Invernizzi Tettoni 108 pp 230 x 210 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-32-1 20 books per carton

Chiva-Somâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Thai Spa Cuisine

Recipes: Paisarn Cheewinsiriwat Photographer: Jorg Sundermann 136 pp 230 x 210 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-73-1 30 books per carton

Mozaic: French Cuisine, Balinese Flavours Author: Chris Salans 144 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-45-9 10 books per carton

Wartime Kitchen

Author: Wong Hong Suen 144 pp 240 x 170 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-58-3 20 books per carton

BANGKOK KUALA LUMPUR PA NN OO RRA PA AM MA A

PhOtOgR APhy / PhOtOgR APhie

S. C . Shek ar

Bangkok Panorama

Author: John Burdett Photographer: Josef Polleross 96 pp 112 x 300 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-70-5 30 books per carton

Kuala Lumpur Panorama Photographer: S.C. Shekar 108 pp 112 x 300 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-04-6 30 books per carton

Creating the 20th Century: 100 Artists, Writers and Thinkers

Istanbul

Tibet in Exile

Thailand: Nine Days in the Kingdom (compact edition)

Photographer: Ara G端ler 224 pp 250 x 200 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-46-6 16 books per carton

Photographer: Raghu Rai Preface: The Dalai Lama Author: Jane Perkins 152 pp 280 x 215 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-72-9 12 books per carton

Photographer: Ara G端ler Author: Orhan Pamuk 184 pp 280 x 215 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-05-3 12 books per carton

304 pp 264 x 210 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-71-2 10 books per carton

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Chic collection

The Singapore Chic app gives you the best of Singapore Chic on the go. The app includes all the hotels and resorts, restaurants, spas, galleries and shops that are profiled in the printed guide. Each location is conveniently pinned on a map that works offline, and it’s easy to decide where to go next by checking the Places Nearby feature. “In 48 Hours” helps visitors on a short trip to the island city to make the most of their stay, while we regularly update the Chic Favourites and Deals sections for those looking for the trendiest hotspots and latest deals in town. The app is free and available for download in all iTunes stores. For those who like to do some research before going on a trip, chicdestinations.net is the website to visit. You’ll find the same information featured in the Singapore Chic app but in an easily searchable website format. Enjoy the great pictures, pick your favourite destinations, and then download the app before you depart to have the information readily available on your phone. Also available is a wide range of new-edition Chic Guides. Exploring the lifestyle, design and architectural aspects of a destination, this range of books feature the places to see and be seen in the coolest locations on earth. Each chapter is written by a local expert with an insider view on everything that’s new, cutting-edge and hip for the new breed of affluent traveller who’s been there and done all that.

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thailand

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The Accidental Diplomat Author: Maurice Baker 232 pp 226 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-30-5 20 books per carton * see page 10

Chronicle of Singapore: Fifty Years of Headline News, 1959–2009 380 pp 260 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-75-0 5 books per carton

The French Community in Singapore (1819–today) Authors: Maxime Pilon and Danièle Weiler 240 pp 247 x 173 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-44-2 10 books per carton

Les Français à Singapour: De 1819 À Nos Jours Authors: Maxime Pilon and Danièle Weiler 240 pp 247 x 173 mm hardback ISBN: 978-2-87868-155-0 10 books per carton

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Goh Keng Swee: A Portrait

In the Mood for Cheongsam

National Museum of Singapore Guide

Natural History Drawings: The Complete William Farquhar Collection Malay Peninsula 1803–1818

Author: Tan Siok Sun 232 pp 226 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-39-8 20 books per carton

Author: Iola Lenzi Photographer: Jorg Sundermann 128 pp 240 x 170 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4217-47-7 40 books per carton

160 pp 240 x 170 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-92-3 20 books per carton

336 pp 240 x 200 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-69-9 10 books per carton

Living in a Garden

Author: Timothy Auger 200 pp 260 x 190 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-24-4 16 books per carton * see page 5

Over Singapore

Author: Simon Tay Photographer: Guido Alberto Rossi 128 pp 320 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-04-4 12 books per carton

Letters and Books of Sir Stamford Raffles and Lady Raffles Author: John Bastin 480 pp 315 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-68-2 5 books per carton

Over Singapore 50 Years Ago Authors: Brenda Yeoh and Theresa Wong 124 pp 320 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-06-9 12 books per carton

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Singapore

B A C K L I S ST T

Singapore

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Raffles Flowers

Author: Ong May Anne Photographer: Colin Patrick 56 pp 210 x 195 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-19-4 46 books per carton

Singapore At Random

160 pp 200 x 145 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-37-4 30 books per carton

Singapore: 500 Early Postcards Author: Cheah Jin Seng 296 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-66-3 10 books per carton

Singapore through 19th Century Photographs Author: Jason Toh 176 pp 235 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-06-0 10 books per carton

Singapore: A Biography

Authors: Mark Ravinder Frost and Yu-Mei Balasingamchow 464 pp 240 x 170 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-16-9 10 books per carton * see page 13

Singapore through 19th Century Prints and Paintings Authors: Wong Hong Suen with Roxana Waterson 176 pp 235 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-07-7 10 books per carton

Singapore: A Pictorial History 1819â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2000 Author: Gretchen Liu 400 pp 295 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-81-5 5 books per carton

Singapore Landscapes Box Set ISBN: 978-981-4260-30-5 4 sets per carton

Singapore Biodiversity: An Encyclopedia of the Natural Environment and Sustainable Development

General editors: Peter K.L. Ng, Richard T. Corlett and Hugh T.W. Tan 496 pp 280 x 225 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-08-4 5 books per carton

Singapore Chic

232 pp 215 x 195 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-48-0 20 books per carton

Singapore Sketchbook

B A C K L I S T

Singapore

Singapore Notebook

Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Gretchen Liu 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-40-6 16 books per carton

Artist: Graham Byfield 160 pp 120 x 156 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-33-6 60 books per carton

NEW

TheaTreWorks

is an international,

multi-faceted performance company based in singapore. since its establishment in 1985, it has staged over 200 productions and nearly 2,500 performances in singapore and internationally. reaching out to more than one million people

in that time, audiences have come to recognise TheatreWorks for reinventing traditional notions

From IdentIty to MondIalIsatIon

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From IdentIty to MondIalIsatIon

Th eaTr eWor ks 25

of performance through juxtaposed cultures,

From IdentIty to mondIalIsatIon:

cutting edge presentations and artistic zeniths.

backbone of a TheatreWorks production is risktaking cultural negotiation. To engage with TheatreWorks is to acquire an experience that is incomparable to those offered by other sinagpore or asian performance companies. enter its doors and you will be pushed beyond the boundaries of your artistic and

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Through exchanges with traditional and contemporary artists from myriad disciplines, the

offers a glimpse into

the journey that singapore’s longest established theatre company has taken since it was set up in 1985. never once resting on its laurels, it has constantly evolved in its unwavering quest to present life through art. through its groundbreaking, history-making 25 years, theatreWorks has blazed a trail marked

cultural comfort zone to embrace the multiple

by hard work, blood, sweat and tears, one forged

realities of asia.

by 2,500 collaborators and friends in design, production and performance. Welcome to tenderness For the Future.

Singapore’s 100 Historic Places 144 pp 203 x 117 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4068-23-9 40 books per carton

The Straits Chinese House

Authors: Peter Lee and Jennifer Chen 124 pp 320 x 210 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-94-6 20 books per carton

From Identity to Mondialisation: Theatreworks 25

Symbolism in Singapore’s Historic Chinese Architecture

288 pp 270 x 270 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-90-9 10 books per carton

240 pp 208 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4068-85-5 10 books per carton * see page 13

NEW The Wit and Wisdom of LEE KUAN YEW

An Unexpected Journey: Path to the Presidency Author: S.R. Nathan 762 pp 235 x 170 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-73-2 10 books per carton

Vintage Singapore

Authors: Chung May Khuen, Ong May Anne, Sim Wan Hui, Tamilselvi Siva, Jason Toh and Wong Hong Suen 192 pp 240 x 170 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-01-9 18 books per carton

Wartime Kitchen

Author: Wong Hong Suen 144 pp 240 x 170 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-58-3 20 books per carton

The Wit and Wisdom of

LEE KUAN YEW

The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew 160 pp 200 x 145 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-28-8 30 books per carton * see page 9

B A C K L I ST

MALAYSIA NEW

Building Society THE MBSB STORY

BANGKOK KUALA LUMPUR PA NN OO RRA PA AM MA A

PhOtOgR APhy / PhOtOgR APhie

S. C . Shek ar

Beads of Borneo

Author: Heidi Munan 144 pp 280 x 250 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-36-7 15 books per carton

Building Society: The MBSB Story Author: Thanaseelen Rajasakran 152 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-967-10617-0-1 15 books per carton

Kuala Lumpur Panorama Photographer: S.C. Shekar 108 pp 112 x 300 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-04-6 30 books per carton

Malaysia: A Pictorial History 1400–2004 Author: Wendy Khadijah Moore 340 pp 295 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-77-2 6 books per carton

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Malaysia at Random

160 pp 200 x 145 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-95-8 30 books per carton

Malaysian Highway Authority: 30 Years of Developing the Highway Network Author: Jennifer Jacobs 192 pp 280 x 260 mm hardback ISBN: 978-983-4477-32-5 15 books per carton

Maps of Malaya and Borneo

Natural History Drawings: The Complete William Farquhar Collection Malay Peninsula 1803–1818 336 pp 240 x 200 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-69-9 10 books per carton

NEW MARINA MAHATHIR

TELLING it

STRAIGHT With an introduction by Farish

Spirit of Malaysia

Author: Robert Raymer 80 pp 260 x 220 mm paperback ISBN: 978-983-4477-35-6 40 books per carton

Noor

Telling It Straight

Author: Marina Mahathir 236 pp 200 x 145 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-29-9 30 books per carton * see page 11

PENANG

500 Early Postcards Cheah Jin Seng

Malaya: 500 Early Postcards Author: Cheah Jin Seng 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-98-4 10 books per carton

Penang: 500 Early Postcards Author: Cheah Jin Seng 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-967-10617-1-8 10 books per carton

Perak: 300 Early Postcards Author: Cheah Jin Seng 192 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4217-90-3 10 books per carton

Selangor: 300 Early Postcards Author: Cheah Jin Seng 192 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-983-4477-34-9 10 books per carton

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Kuala Lumpur: A Sketchbook Artist: Chin Kon Yit Author: Chen Voon Fee 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-20-4 16 books per carton

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Kuala Lumpur Notebook Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-31-2 60 books per carton

Landmarks of Perak

Raja Nazrin Shah Editorial consultant: Visu Sinnadurai Illustrations: A. Kasim Abas, Chang Huai-yan and Chin Kon Yit Author: Chen Voon Fee 248 pp 275 x 275 mm hardback ISBN: 978-983-4308-20-9 6 books per carton

Landmarks of Malaysia Artist: Chin Kon Yit Author: Lim Take Bane 360 pp 152 x 229 mm hardback ISBN: 978-983-4477-38-7 20 books per carton * see page 2

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Penang Notebook

Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-33-6 60 books per carton

Landmarks of Selangor

Artist: Chin Kon Yit Authors: Chen Voon Fee and John M. Gullick 108 pp 295 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-78-9 10 books per carton

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Malaysia Notebook

Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-98-5 60 books per carton

Melaka Notebook

Artist: Chin Kon Yit 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-32-9 60 books per carton

B A C K L I S T

Malaysia

B A C K L I ST

The Encyclopedia of Malaysia Each volume is 290 x 220 mm paperback. There are 16 books per carton.

1. The Environment

2. Plants

3. Animals

4. Early History

5. Architecture

6. The Seas

7. Early Modern History (1800–1940)

8. Performing Arts

Volume editor: Dr Cheah Boon Kheng 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-47-1

Volume editor: Prof Dr GhulamSarwar Yousof 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-56-3

Volume editor: Prof Dato’ Dr Sham Sani 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-39-6

Volume editor: Chen Voon Fee 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-43-3

Volume editors: Prof Dr Ong Jin Eong and Prof Dr Gong Wooi Khoon 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-45-7

Volume editor: Prof Dr Yong Hoi Sen 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-41-9

Volume editor: Prof Dato’ Dr Nik Hassan Shuhaimi Nik Abdul Rahman 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-42-6

9. Languages and Literature

10. Religions and Beliefs

11. Government and Politics (1940–2006)

12. Peoples and Traditions

13. The Economy

14. Crafts and the Visual Arts

15. Sports and Recreation

16. The Rulers of Malaysia

Volume editor: Prof Dato’ Dr Asmah Haji Omar 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-52-5

Volume editor: Prof Dr H. Osman Rani 148 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-44-0

Volume editor: Dr E. Soepadmo 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-40-2

Volume editors: Prof Dr M. Kamal Hassan and Dr Ghazali bin Basri 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-51-8

Volume editor: Datuk Syed Ahmad Jamal 144 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-57-0

Volume editor: Prof Dato’ Dr Zakaria Haji Ahmad 152 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-55-6

Volume editor: Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Ahmad Sarji bin Abdul Hamid 184 pp ISBN: 978-981-4155-61-8

Volume editor: Prof Dato’ Dr Hood Salleh 148 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-53-2

Chairman, Editorial Advisory Board: Tun Ahmad Sarji bin Abdul Hamid 184 pp ISBN: 978-981-3018-54-9

King Bhumibol Adulyadej: A Lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Work 392 pp 270 x 195 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-56-5 10 books per carton

Architecture of Thailand

Authors: Nithi Sthapitanonda and Brian Mertens Photographers: Michael Freeman, Luca Invernizzi Tettoni and Robert McLeod 256 pp 280 x 280 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-86-2 8 books per carton

Bangkok Panorama

Author: John Burdett Photographer: Josef Polleross 96 pp 112 x 300 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-70-5 30 books per carton

Chronicle of Thailand: Headline News since 1946 444 pp 260 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-12-5 5 books per carton

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Anand Panyarachun: A Biography Author: Dominic Faulder 232 pp 226 x 150 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-27-5 20 books per carton * see page 11

Jim Thompson: The House on the Klong

Authors: William Warren and Jean-Michel Beurdeley Photographer: Luca Invernizzi Tettoni 112 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-68-6 14 books per carton

Jim Thompson: The Unsolved Mystery

Author: William Warren 248 pp (incl. 12 pp photos) 215 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-3018-82-2 20 books per carton

At the Table of Jim Thompson

Author: William Warren Recipes: Jim Thompson Restaurants Photographer: Luca Invernizzi Tettoni 108 pp 230 x 210 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-32-1 20 books per carton

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Thailand: Nine Days in the Kingdom (compact edition) 304 pp 264 x 210 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-71-2 10 books per carton

Thailand at Random

Author: Grissarin Chungsiriwat 160 pp 200 x 145 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-26-8 30 books per carton * see page 7

Thailand Sketchbook

Artist: Taveepong Limapornvanich Author: William Warren 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-28-4 16 books per carton

Thailand Notebook Jim Thompson: The Thai Silk Notebook Artist: Taveepong Artist: Graham Byfield 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-87-9 60 books per carton

Limapornvanich 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-94-7 60 books per carton

B A C K L I S T

thailand

B A C K L I S T

Indonesia

Architecture of Bali

The Art of the Lesser Sundas

Bali Notebook

Bali Sketchbook

Batak Sculpture

Batavia in Nineteenth Century Photographs

Batik: Creating an Identity

Covarrubias in Bali

Author: Made Wijaya Photographers: Rio Helmi, Tim Street-Porter and Made Wijaya 224 pp 280 x 280 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-35-0 8 books per carton

Author: Anthony F. Granucci Photographer: Scott McCue 212 pp 285 x 235 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-54-0 10 books per carton

Authors: Achim Sibeth and Bruce W. Carpenter 368 pp 300 x 260 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-85-4 5 books per carton

Anne Richter, Bruce W. Carpenter

Gold

Jewellery of the Indonesian Archipelago

of the

Bruce W. Carpenter is an expert, scholar and writer who has authored and co-authored many books and essays on Indonesian art, culture and history. His book Willem Hofker, Painter of Bali (1993) was the first major illustrated book on an expatriate artist in Bali. Since co-authoring Batak Sculpture (2007), Carpenter has focused primarily on the extraordinary traditional and tribal arts of Indonesia. His most recent work, Javanese Antique Furniture and Folk Art (2009), was a pioneering book on this little known subject.

GOLD JEWELLERY

01664_JS.jpg Anne Richter is a former lecturer in Art and Design at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and is a museum curator in Melbourne, Australia. She contributed to the Dictionnaire Internationale de Bijou (1998) and Magical Ancient Beads (1998), and is the author of Arts and Crafts of Indonesia (1994). Her very succesful book Jewelry of Southeast Asia (2000) makes her the perfect partner for the collection of Mandala Foundation.

Author: Scott Merrillees 282 pp 260 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-77-8 8 books per carton

INDONESIAN ARCHIPELAGO

This richly illustrated volume stands as a testament to the extraordinary and ancient legacy of the gold jewellery manufactured and worn by the diverse peoples of the outer islands of the Indonesian archipelago. Divided into 10 geographic regions, each section features large, beautiful photos of a broad array of iconic body adornments with succinct expert introductions and highly informative captions discussing history, use and manufacture. The collection includes ancient ritual pieces believed to have magical powers, as well as courtly pieces designed to project power and authority. Beginning with the Southeast Maluku, near the border of the Pacific Ocean, and travelling west through the Lesser Sundas, Sulawesi, Sumatra and, finally, Nias, this volume is a golden journey through insular Asia.

Artist: Graham Byfield 160 pp 156 x 120 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-99-2 60 books per carton

Author: Lee Chor Lin Photographers: Tara Sosrowardoyo, Lee Chee Kheong and Ho Keen Fi 144 pp 265 x 255 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-91-5 20 books per carton

Gold Jewellery of the Indonesian Archipelago features more than 700 unpublished masterpieces from the tribal, ethnic and courtly gold body adornment traditions of Indonesiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s outer islands â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sumatra, Sulawesi, the Lesser Sundas and Southeast Maluku. Made available by the Mandala Foundation in Singapore, these pieces date from the 4th to the 20th century, and many are completely unknown and of extreme rarity and quality. This is the first major book on the gold jewellery of the Indonesian archipelago in more than 25 years. Authors Anne Richter and Bruce W. Carpenter, aided by Mandala Foundation curator Achim Sibeth and David A. Henkel, weave together the latest research, historical photos, illustrations and their knowledge of the history, culture, art and mythology of the region to propose a groundbreaking new introduction that thrusts the virtuoso gold work of the Indonesian peoples into the international spotlight.

Artist: Graham Byfield Author: Diana Darling 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-3018-59-4 20 books per carton

Authors: Adriana Williams and Yu-Chee Chong 144 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-22-9 10 books per carton

NEW

Front Cover: Naga Dragon Pectoral Ornament (p. 162) Central Flores, Lio, 18th century or earlier, Gold

Anne Richter and Bruce W. Carpenter

Ethnic Jewellery from Indonesia

Introduction: Dr Antonio J. Guerreiro Author: Bruce W. Carpenter 328 pp 285 x 235 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-68-8 5 books per carton

Gold Jewellery of the Indonesian Archipelago Authors: Anne Richter and Bruce W. Carpenter 480 pp 300 x 260 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-38-1 5 books per carton

Back Cover: Amulet Disc (p. 239) Bugis, south Sulawesi, 19th century, Gold

Indonesia: 500 Early Postcards

Authors: Leo Haks and Steven Wachlin 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4155-25-0 16 books per carton

An Inordinate Fondness for Beetles Author: Paul Sochaczewski 416 pp 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-20-6 20 books per carton * see page 12

Java Style

Photographer: Tara Sosrowardoyo Author: Peter Schoppert 208 pp 280 x 250 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-60-2 15 books per carton

The Painted Alphabet

Author: Diana Darling 176 pp 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4385-00-8 50 books per carton

Javanese Antique Furniture and Folk Art

Mozaic: French Cuisine, Balinese Flavours

My Journey from Paris to Java

Rimbaud in Java

Ring of Fire: An Indonesian Odyssey

The Sultan and the Mermaid Queen

Authors: Bruce W. Carpenter with David B. Smith and Dean Stahl 312 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4217-76-7 6 books per carton

Author: Jamie James 128 pp 190 x 133 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-82-4 50 books per carton

Author: Chris Salans 144 pp 280 x 250 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-45-9 10 books per carton

Authors: Lawrence Blair with Lorne Blair 248 pp 215 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-10-7 30 books per carton

Author: HonorĂŠ de Balzac 64 pp 203 x 135 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-14-5 100 books per carton

Author: Paul Sochaczewski 372 pp Size: 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4217-74-3 30 books per carton

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Tandjung Sari: A Magical Door to Bali Author: Diana Darling 168 pp 270 x 205 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-93-0 16 books per carton

Twilight in Djakarta

Author: Mochtar Lubis 232 pp 195 x 130 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-65-7 40 books per carton

Understanding Islam in Indonesia Author: Robert Pringle 220 pp 226 x 150 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-09-1 40 books per carton

Volanoes of Indonesia

Photographer: Carl-Bernd Kaehlig Authors: Andrew Wight and Chris Smith 144 pp 322 x 245 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4385-02-2 12 books per carton * see page 6

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Indonesia

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Mauritius

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Mauritius: 500 Early Postcards

Mauritius: On the Spice Route

Mauritius from the Air

Mauritius Sketchbook

Authors: André de Kervern and Yvan Martial 288 pp 225 x 245 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4260-47-3 10 books per carton * see page 12

Author: Genevieve Dormann Photographer: Guido Alberto Rossi 136 pp 280 x 260 mm hardback ISBN: 978-287-8680-08-9 15 books per carton

Cambodia

Angkor: A Tour of the Monuments

Author: Thierry Zéphir Photographer: Luca Invernizzi Tettoni 76 pp 260 x 210 mm paperback ISBN: 978-981-4068-73-4 50 books per carton

Author: Denis Piat 256 pp 247 x 173 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4260-31-2 10 books per carton

Artist: Sophie Ladame Author: Yvan Martial 96 pp 244 x 280 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4155-16-8 16 books per carton

Mauritius Style

Authors: Christian Saglio, Isabelle Desvaux de Marigny and Henriette Valentin Lagesse Photographer: Christian Vaisse 216 pp • 250 x 245 mm hardback ISBN: 978-981-4068-49-9 10 books per carton

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banking & finance

Celebrating the Past Defining the Future: 200 Years Citi

Citibank: A Century in Asia

280 x 268 mm hardback (client: citibank)

Century of Growth: The First 100 Years of Siam Commercial Bank 275 x 275 mm hardback (client: siam commercial bank)

280 x 250 mm hardback (client: citibank)

Hsbc: Its Malaysian Story 275 x 275 mm hardback (client: HSBC)

Building Society THE MBSB STORY

Building Society: The MBSB Story

280 x 250 mm hardback (client: MALAYSIAN BUILDING SOCIETY BERHAD)

Bank Negara Malaysia: Half a Century Onwards

280 x 250 mm hardback (client: bank negara malaysia)

The Glorious Traditions of Chinese Bronzes

285 x 235 mm hardback (client: ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUM)

Greek Masterpieces from the Louvre

260 x 190 paperback (client: national museum of singapore)

In the Mood for Cheongsam

240 x 170 mm paperback (client: national museum of singapore)

Video, an Art, a History (1965–2010): A Selection from the Centre Pompidou and Singapore Art Museum Collections 250 x 177 mm hardback (client: singapore art museum)

The Asian Civilisations Museum A–Z Guide 215 x 135 mm paperback (client: asian civilisations museum, singapore)

P U B L I S H I N G C U S T O M

museum guides & exhibition catalogues

Peranakan Museum A–Z Guide

215 x 135 mm paperback (client: Peranakan museum, singapore)

Dreams & Reality: Masterpieces of Painting, Drawing & Photography Musée d’Orsay Paris 260 x 190 mm paperback (client: national museum of singapore)

Chang Dai-chien: The Enigmatic Genius

285 x 235 mm hardback (client: ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUM)

P U B L I S H I N G C U S T O M

cuisine

The Raffles Hotel Cookbook 280 x 250 mm hardback (client: raffles hotel)

Mozaic: French Cuisine, Balinese Flavours 280 x 250 mm hardback (client: mozaic Restaurant)

Chiva-Som’s Thai Spa Cuisine 230 x 210 mm paperback (client: Chiva-som)

French Classics Modern Kitchen: Recipes from Le Saint Julien Restaurant

215 x 215 mm hardback (client: LE SAINT JULIEN RESTAURANT)

Food Art: Creations from the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Happy Valley Clubhouse 240 x 240 mm hardback (client: HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB)

New Chinese Cuisine

280 x 250 mm hardback (client: Tung Lok Restaurants)

The Oriental Hotel Cookbook

280 x 250 mm hardback (client: the oriental Hotel, bangkok)

Pasta 185 x 185 mm hardback (client: AGNESI)

The Six Senses Cookbook

280 x 260 mm hardback (client: SIX SENSES RESORTS & SPAS)

Sentosa Cove

280 x 280 mm hardback (client: SENTOSA RESORT AND SPA)

Blue + White Retreats

242 x 230 mm paperback (client: club med)

Shangri-La: 40 Years of Hospitality from the Heart

280 x 250 mm hardback (client: SHANGRI-LA Hotel, singapore)

Tandjung Sari: A Magical Door to Bali

Raffles Flowers

270 x 205 mm hardback (client: Tandjung Sari)

210 x 195 mm hardback (client: raffles hotel)

Raffles Hotel

294 x 250 mm hardback (client: raffles hotel)

Slow Life

280 x 260 mm hardback (client: Six senses resorts & spas)

P U B L I S H I N G C U S T O M

hotels & Resorts

Balancing Senses: The Six Senses Spa Book

280 x 260 mm hardback (client: six senses resorts & spas)

The USA Pavilion

C U S T O M

P U B L I S H I N G

corporations & government

210 x 260 mm paperback (client: USA PAVILION COMMITTEE 2010)

Smooth as Silk: The Story of Thai

Eastern & Oriental Express: The Journey

275 x 275 mm paperback (client: thai airways)

240 x 140 mm paperback (client: Eastern & oriental express)

SIAM CEMENT GROUP

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SCG 100 YEARS

OF INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY

Siam Cement Group: 100 Years of Sustainable Development 275 x 275 mm hardback (client: SIAM CEMENT GROUP)

Singha: The Pride of Thailand 280 x 250 mm hardback (client: SINGHA CORPORATION)

Malaysian Highway Authority: 30 Years of Developing the Highway Network 280 x 260 mm hardback (client: MALAYSIAN HIGHWAY AUTHORITY)

P U B L I S H I N G 295 x 275 mm hardback (client: keppel)

C U S T O M

More than Mettle: The Keppel Offshore & Marine Story

The Singtel Story: 125 Years of Telecommunications in Singapore 270 x 130 mm hardback (client: singtel)

South Beach: From Sea to Sky

255 x 195 mm hardback (client: SOUTH BEACH CONSORTIUM)

Five: The CapitaLand Story

250 x 230 mm hardback and paperback (client: capitaland, singapore)

The Singapore Foreign Service: The First 40 Years 280 x 250 mm hardback (client: ministry of foreign affairs, singapore)

The New DUN Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Building: Symbol of the People’s Sovereignty

295 x 250 mm hardback (client: PPES WORKS (SARAWAK) SENDIRIAN BERHAD, CAHYA MATA SARAWAK BERHAD)

Concrete Metal Glass: Hijjas Kasturi Associates Selected Works 1977–2007

290 x 250 mm hardback (client: HIJJAS KASTURI ASSOCIATES)

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