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Mercury House, 1987. Hardcover. Good. Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Mercury House, 1987. Ex-Library. Very Good. Hardcover. Standard ex-library flaws, otherwise unmarked. Dust jacket moderately worn. Binding square & firm..

San Francisco, CA: Mercury House, 1987. A nice reading copy. Pages are clean but yellowing. Binding is tight. Book and jacket show some shelfwear. Jacket has been mylared for protection.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good +/Good. Mylared.

Mercury House, 1987-09. Hardcover. Good.

San Francisco:: Mercury House,, (1987). Hardcover first edition -. Ex-library with markings, missing front endpaper, but in a very good unmarked dj (crease to back cover of dj, some minor edgewear).. First printing. A novel focusing on a large black family in Atlanta, as depicted through the musings and ramblings of Annie Eliza, the matriach, by this award-winning poet and writer. Russell Banks called this ' the sharpest, most compassionate and thorough-going insider's view of a Black middle class family an the new South that I've ever read.' Cover illustration by Sharon Smith. 213 pp

San Francisco:: Mercury House,, (1987). Hardcover first edition -. Ex-library with relatively few markings, tape ghosts, and in a near fine unmarked dust jacket. . First printing. A novel focusing on a large black family in Atlanta, as depicted through the musings and ramblings of Annie Eliza, the matriach, by this award-winning poet and writer. Russell Banks called this ' the sharpest, most compassionate and thorough-going insider's view of a Black middle class family an the new South that I've ever read.' Cover illustration by Sharon Smith. 213 pp.

San Francisco:: Mercury House,, (1987). Hardcover -. Very good, lacking the dj. (prev owner's name.). Book club edition. A novel focusing on a large black family in Atlanta, as depicted through the musings and ramblings of Annie Eliza, the matriach, by this award-winning poet and writer. Russell Banks called this ' the sharpest, most compassionate and thorough-going insider's view of a Black middle class family an the new South that I've ever read.'

San Francisco:: Mercury House,, (1987). Hardcover -. Near fine in near fine dust jacket.. Book club edition. A novel focusing on a large black family in Atlanta, as depicted through the musings and ramblings of Annie Eliza, the matriach, by this award-winning poet and writer. Russell Banks called this ' the sharpest, most compassionate and thorough-going insider's view of a Black middle class family an the new South that I've ever read.' Cover illustration by Sharon Smith.

SanFrancisco Mercury House 1987., 1987. Book. Hardcover. Corner lightly bumped else NrF/Vg wrinkle to rear cover. 1st edition..

San Francisco: Mercury House, 1987. First Edition, First printing. Hard Cover. NEAR FINE, WITH SMALL SOILED MARK ON BACK BOARDS, IN FINE DJ.