McCullers (Carson) The Member of the Wedding
£95
New York, New Directions, 1951.
First edition in play form, first printing. 8vo. Original cloth. Dust-jacket, price-clipped to inside front flap.
One of McCullers’s most affecting portrayals of adolescence, identity, loneliness and belonging. First published in novel form in 1946.
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A very good copy; jacket clipped, with a few closed tears and some resultant creasing, but otherwise very good.
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