No-No Boy John Okada 1976 Combined Asian American Resources Project

No-No Boy, a novel by John Okada. Published by the Combined Asian American Resources Project in 1976. This is the story of a Japanese American who during World War Ii was sent to an internment camp, then later jailed for a period of time for refusing to serve in the US Army. The first edition of the book was published by Charles E. Tuttle in 1957, of which there were 1,500 copies. A consortium of Asian-American writers reissued the book under their Combined Asian-American Resources Project label. There were 3,000 copies published, and this book is one of the 3,000. The book is in good condition. Some localized scuffs to the front cover where a price tag was removed. The front cover is also slightly frayed at the edges, and there is a crease in the upper right corner. Inner pages are clean, without handwriting.