Author: Graham Greene; John Atkins; Roger C. Poole; Norman Sherry
Title: Graham Greene; Blackfriars: A Monthly Review Edited by the English Dominicans: Vol. XLV, June 1964, No. 528; the Pleasure-Dome; the Life of Graham Greene Volume One: 1904-1939
Description: London, John Calder; Blackfriars; Calder and Boyas; Secker and Warburg; Jonathan Cape, 1957-1989. First edition. Cloth. A selection of Graham Greene's biographies, one being a very uncorrected proof, together with a volume of his film reviews. A collection of five works centring around the work of Graham Greene, an English writer and journalist widely regarded as one of the leading novelists of the 20th century. This set includes the following works:Graham Greene by John Atkins - Including the first edition, first impression (1957) and the new, revised edition (1966), which is a review copy, with the publisher's slips laid in.Atkins covers Green's novels, journals, plays, relationship with cinema, and explores the writer's religious implications. Blackfriars: A Monthly Review Edited by the English Dominicans: Vol. XLV, June 1964, No. 528 - Containing 'Graham Greene's Indirection' by Roger C. Poole. The Pleasure-Dome (1972) The Life of Graham Greene Volume One: 1904-1939 by Norman Sherry (1989) - A very scarce uncorrected proof copy. 'Blackfriars' and 'Life of' bound in the publisher's wraps. 'Graham Greene' biographies and 'Pleasure-Dome' in the original cloth bindings, with the original dust wrappers, 'Graham Greene' first edition being clipped. Externally, with shelf wear to the spine heads and tails except for revised edition of 'Graham Greene', which is lovely. Creasing and minor marks to the 'Life of' wraps. Bookplate from Sir Walter St. John's School to the front pastedown of 'Graham Greene' first edition. Dust wrapper to 'Graham Greene' first edition is chipped and heavily worn, with sunning to the spine and marks to the wrap. With a couple minor chips and closed tears to 'Pleasure-Dome' and handling marks to revised edition of 'Graham Greene&apos. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, with light spotting to the endpapers of 'Graham Greene' first edition. Very Good Indeed . Ill.: None. Very Good Indeed/Good.
Keywords: Graham Greene Biography John Atkins The Pleasure-Dome Biography Blackfriars None
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Title: Graham Greene; Blackfriars: A Monthly Review Edited by the English Dominicans: Vol. XLV, June 1964, No. 528; the Pleasure-Dome; the Life of Graham Greene Volume One: 1904-1939
Description: London, John Calder; Blackfriars; Calder and Boyas; Secker and Warburg; Jonathan Cape, 1957-1989. First edition. Cloth. A selection of Graham Greene's biographies, one being a very uncorrected proof, together with a volume of his film reviews. A collection of five works centring around the work of Graham Greene, an English writer and journalist widely regarded as one of the leading novelists of the 20th century. This set includes the following works:Graham Greene by John Atkins - Including the first edition, first impression (1957) and the new, revised edition (1966), which is a review copy, with the publisher's slips laid in.Atkins covers Green's novels, journals, plays, relationship with cinema, and explores the writer's religious implications. Blackfriars: A Monthly Review Edited by the English Dominicans: Vol. XLV, June 1964, No. 528 - Containing 'Graham Greene's Indirection' by Roger C. Poole. The Pleasure-Dome (1972) The Life of Graham Greene Volume One: 1904-1939 by Norman Sherry (1989) - A very scarce uncorrected proof copy. 'Blackfriars' and 'Life of' bound in the publisher's wraps. 'Graham Greene' biographies and 'Pleasure-Dome' in the original cloth bindings, with the original dust wrappers, 'Graham Greene' first edition being clipped. Externally, with shelf wear to the spine heads and tails except for revised edition of 'Graham Greene', which is lovely. Creasing and minor marks to the 'Life of' wraps. Bookplate from Sir Walter St. John's School to the front pastedown of 'Graham Greene' first edition. Dust wrapper to 'Graham Greene' first edition is chipped and heavily worn, with sunning to the spine and marks to the wrap. With a couple minor chips and closed tears to 'Pleasure-Dome' and handling marks to revised edition of 'Graham Greene&apos. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, with light spotting to the endpapers of 'Graham Greene' first edition. Very Good Indeed . Ill.: None. Very Good Indeed/Good.
Keywords: Graham Greene Biography John Atkins The Pleasure-Dome Biography Blackfriars None
Price: GBP 55.00 = appr. US$ 78.54 Seller: Rooke Books
- Book number: 951Y59
- Book number: 951Y59
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