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Knopf Publishing Group. New York. 1995, First American Edition.
Fine hardcover with fine, unclipped ($25.00) dust jacket. Minimal shelf wear, sound binding, clean pages. Quarter bound in blue with black boards and gold lettering. Signed by author on the title page, along with the inscription, "To Jennifer Masada."
"The Unconsoled" is a unique and dreamlike novel which delves into themes of childhood memories and modern isolation from community. It won the 1995 Cheltenham Prize and placed in a Sunday Times list of the 20th century's 50 most enjoyable books.

The Naylor Company. San Antonio, Texas. 1973. Beautiful boards depicting a wagon train heading west into the setting sun. (see photo). With no further printing(s) listed, assumed First Edition. Front and rear (map) paste-downs. Signed by author on title page. Unclipped ($7.95) jacket shows shelf wear, especially on top and bottom of spine and two small tears without paper loss on top of front. Jacket protected with removable mylar cover. Starting with her marriage in 1870, this is the true account of the life of Sarah Ann Donnelly. As stated, "this is a well-researched and, on the whole, typical account of pioneer life on the western (Kansas) plains." The book is in the best tradition of a Willa Cather story in Nebraska. 6x8.5 in. 213 pg.

Ursula, a 2 1/2 year old girl is indeed Under, having fallen down a mine shaft. Being from a poor family seemed to some enough reason to question spending time and money on a rescue. The Novel will tell the story of what happens to Ursula and at 476 pages, it's quite the story. Grey paper boards with black spine having silver lettering. This fine First Edition, First printing book is signed by the author on the title page.