My book, “A Rent Seeker’s Paradise” will be out in bookstores next week.
You can pre-order it from Agenda Bookshop from this link:
https://agendabookshop.com/products/a-rent-seekers-paradise
Apart from Agenda, a long list of stationers and small bookstores opted to stock up with my book. Who said that radical literature can’t go mainstream?
Shout out to all these beautiful small businesses who are selling my book.
Circle A – Arkadia Gozo
Zaky’s – Naxxar
Bookworm – Rabat Gozo
Bargate – Rabat Gozo
Paper Clip – St. Pauls Bay
Charlies Stationery – Bugibba
Gozo Scribbles
Scribble Stationery – Rabat Gozo
The School Shop – Ghajnsielem Gozo
Eclipse – Mgarr Malta
Squiggles – Mellieha
Marianna Stationery – Mellieha
Calsteps – B ’Kara
Eduline – B ‘Kara
Cauchi Stationery – Mosta
Meli – Valletta
Spells – Attard
Crayons – Attard
Higher Grade Stationery – Attard
Steve Stationery – Balzan
Electroit – Qormi
Mark Vella Zarb San Gwann
Rosabel – Fgura
Hompesh Stationery – Fgura
The Drury – Msida
Die Ecke – Siggiewi
Kevin’s Stationery – Siggiewi
Zebbug Bazaar – Zebbug
MaltaCentre Point Stationery – Zebbug
Malta Lydia Stationery – Birzebbuga
Pinpoint Zurrieq
Big Apple – Naxxar
Morris – Sliema
Dear Marks,
So looking forward to it.
Good luck
Best regards
Mario Psaila-Savona
This is extremely good. A fairly quick read (179 pages). Full of insights and some stories that were new to me (e.g. about Owen Bonnici). I’ve been a vocal critic of Labour and am a member of Repubblika. I was therefore not expecting to agree with everything Camilleri has written in this book. However, his honesty and the force of his arguments are so strong that I was won over. I was particularly interested in what he tells one about the way Labour hierarchy works, about corruption under the PN and his belief that things will eventually change (“I have great hope in the young and coming generations”). I applaud his bravery in writing A Rent Seeker’s Paradise. This is a very important book.