So Long, See You Tomorrow
ISBN-13:
9780436276101
ISBN-10:
0436276100
Author:
William Maxwell
Publication date:
1989
Publisher:
Secker & Warburg
Format:
Hardcover
132 pages
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Very Good/Very Good; Secker & Warburg, 1988; first UK edition; 135pp. Binding is tight, sturdy, and square; black paper boards also very good; gilt titling remains bright and bold. Ends of spine bumped. Slight corner/edgewear to jacket, now protected in Mylar. Toning to page block, text unaffected and free of previous owner markings. Ships same or next day from Dinkytown, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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ISBN-13:
9780436276101
ISBN-10:
0436276100
Author:
William Maxwell
Publication date:
1989
Publisher:
Secker & Warburg
Format:
Hardcover
132 pages
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So Long, See You Tomorrow (ISBN-13: 9780436276101 and ISBN-10: 0436276100), written by authors
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THIS ORANGE INHERITANCE EDITION OF So Long, See You Tomorrow IS PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE ORANGE PRIZE FOR FICTION Books shape our lives and transform the way we see ourselves and each other. The best books are timeless and continue to be relevant generation after generation. Vintage Classics asked the winners of The Orange Prize for Fiction which books they would pass onto the next generation and why. Ann Patchett chose So Long, See You Tomorrow. In rural Illinois two tenant farmers share much, finally too much, until jealously leads to murder and suicide. A tenuous friendship between lonely teenagers - the narrator, whose mother has died young, and Cletus Smith, the troubled witness to his parent's misery - is shattered. After the murder and upheavals that follow, the boys never speak again. Fifty years on, the narrator attempts a reconstruction of those devastating events and the atonement of a lifetime's regret. 'The novel comes from a place so deep inside the human soul that I cannot imagine a time its wisdom would not feel fresh and applicable' Ann Patchett
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