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By: (Anonymous)
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New York, Horace Liveright: (c.1929)
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 11813
ISBN: NO
Condition: Very Good
(no dust jacket) [worn but still sound copy, a bit of bumping/fraying at all corners, spine cloth faded (lettering just about gone)]. Epistolary relationship/romance novel. View more info
By: (Anonymous)
Price: $100.00
Publisher: Chicago, Covici-McGee Co.: 1923
Edition: 2nd printing
Seller ID: 16688
ISBN: NO
Condition: Very Good+ in Very Good dj
[spine slightly turned, a bit of dust-soiling to top edge, a couple of lightly bumped corners, one-time owner's address label on front pastedown; jacket moderately edgeworn, spine browned, small chip at top of rear panel; jacket a teensy bit shorter than the book, apparently made that way]. "A novel of protest, written by a young apostle of revolt, against the present system of education in the colleges." Although the author is not identified by gender, the book seems to have a definite feminist slant, telling of the travails of a young graduate student teaching Freshman English whil... View more info
By: Anonymous
Price: $50.00
Publisher: New York, Harper & Brothers: 1932
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 17678
Condition: Fair in Fair dj
[a pretty beat-up copy, probably an ex-rental library book although NOT stamped or marked as such in any way; the dust jacket, however, is backed with brown paper and thoroughly glued down at the flaps, which was pretty standard practice for such libraries; in any case, the book is heavily worn (but internally clean and with its binding intact), and the jacket is, well, a mess]. The author of this "distinguished and thoughtful novel about present-day New York" thought it best to cloak himself in anonymity, so "that the personages with whom he is acquainted will not be embarrassed by his prese... View more info
By: Anonymous
Price: $200.00
Publisher: New York, The Macaulay Company: (c.1933)
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 21769
Condition: Near Fine in Near Fine dj
[nice tight clean copy, minor shelfwear only; jacket very attractive, with just a touch of soiling and a couple of tiny edge-nicks]. The trials and tribulations of an unwed mother -- or, more precisely, a divorcee who gets knocked up by her lover, then refuses his half-hearted marriage proposal, and subsequently suffers "pain, hunger, want." The jacket copy really goes to town, in the best Macaulay house style: "No human experience is so profound and rich in emotion as the long crisis of pregnancy . . . and when the expected child must legally be fatherless then crisis is added up... View more info
![Image for This Bright Summer [later published as "Go Down to Glory"]](/assets/images/product/12924.jpg)
By: Anonymous [Richard Warren Hatch]
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York, Covici, Friede: 1933
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 12924
Condition: Fair
(no dust jacket) [pretty rough condition, reading copy only; heavy external wear, all pages attached but binding weak, rear endpapers removed with consequent weakening of rear hinge, vintage bookseller's label on front pastedown]. A novel of the Vermont hill country, reissued as a Dell paperback in 1953, under the title "Go Down to Glory." View more info
By: Anonymous [Sol Allen, aka Barney Allen]
Price: $200.00
Publisher: New York, The Macaulay Company: 1933
Edition: 2nd printing
Seller ID: 16207
Condition: Good in Very Good dj
[ex-rental library book (Vierstahler Bros., on Walnut St., city unknown), marked by only a single stamp on the ffep, some soiling to fore-edge and bottom page edges, binding a little weak (but no cracks or splits), light shelfwear; jacket is edgeworn, with small tears and a teensy bit of paper loss at several corners, a bit of smudging/creasing in front panel, moderate soiling to rear panel]. According to the jacket blurb of this book -- "so startling, so new, that is is certain to make literary history" -- both men AND women would find out more about the mysteries of the female body than the... View more info
