■ Left over from September: Henry Kyemba, author of A State of Blood: The Inside Story of Idi Amin (Ace, $2.95), was, before his defection to London, a government official serving the pleasure of the Mad Boar of Uganda.
■ Left over from October: In No Bigger Than Necessary (NAL/Meridian, $3.95), Andrew Greeley proposes an ideal form of social organization based upon a system of natural groupings such as families and other small communities. Greeley believes that the close relations found among ethnic communities, many of which are Catholic, suggest that the social behavior there exhibited is rooted in the social theory of the Church.
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