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Asimov, Isaac. - In Joy Still Felt. The Autobiography of Isaac Asimov 1954-1978.
Doubleday 1980 1st edition. Black spine over beige cloth boards. illustrated plates. 828pp 8vo. No inscription. edges spotted, stain to contents page and opposite, soft at spine ends, a VG copy in VG dustwrapper (chipped at spine ends but no loss or tears). despite stated faults still an attractive copy. ISBN: 0385155441 Ther second volume of author's 2-volume autobiography.
GBP 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 23.5 US$ 25.07 | JP¥ 3901] Booknumber: 23097
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