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Discover the timeless classic, 'Beyond a Boundary' by C. L. R. James - a profound exploration of cricket, culture, and colonialism. This groundbreaking book, published in 1963, remains a definitive text not just on sports but on the intricacies of West Indian life. Praised by the Guardian as 'the best cricket book ever written', it delves deeply into the history and art of cricket, offering readers a unique perspective on the game and its societal implications. Spanning 368 pages, this B-format paperback edition published by Random House UK invites readers to join James as he reflects on his experiences as a devoted cricket lover, exploring themes of class, race, and national identity. Dive into a compelling narrative that blends memoir and cultural analysis, and discover why 'Beyond a Boundary' is celebrated as the greatest sports book of all time. Whether you’re a cricket enthusiast, a lover of literature, or someone seeking to understand the complexities of colonialism through the lens of sport, this book is an essential read. Don’t miss your chance to enrich your understanding of cricket’s cultural significance and to appreciate the beauty of James’ eloquent prose.