Farewell Miss Julie Logan

This is a fascinating piece of ephemera, especially for fans of J.M. Barrie. A broadsheet insert from the December 24, 1931 edition of the London Time, contains Barrie's tale "Farewell Miss Julie Logan," which he wrote specifically for publication in the Times and which was the last work of prose fiction written by the Peter Pan author. Inspired by the folklore and history of Scotland, the story tells of a young man's enchantment by the spectre of Julie Logan, a Jacobite heroine thought to have given refuge to Bonnie Prince Charlie. This copy is pamphlet bound with red string and is in excellent condition given its age, with some staining to the paper wrappers, and some small tears and unevenness to the edges. The text inside is clean with no significant blemishes. There are 6 pages of text, as well as a folio of advertisements, one a fundraising campaign for The Hospital for Sick Children on Great Ormond St and another for subscribing to The Times.