Warren (James) [Brendon (Robert)] No Sleep at all.
£375
First edition, signed presentation copy.
London. Collins, 1941
Author’s first novel. Hubin listed. Set in the murky world of London nightclubs and narrated by Jimmy, a smart young policeman who loses his heart to Anna, a cabaret dancer. James Warren was the pseudonym of Robert Brendon, a British writer. Inscribed on the title-page.
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NF/NF. Presentation copy correctly priced at 8/ on front flap.
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