Trailing Pythagoras de George Galt - 1982

Distribution, English Dept., Concordia University, 1982. Paperback. Good. Disclaimer:Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Montreal: Quadrant Editions, 1982 Book. Fine. Trade Paperback. 1st.Can Ed... "George Galt recounts his personal experiences travelling through the Aegean Islands with his wife Fay. In addition to a host of incredible characters encountered along the way, Galt has to contend with the legend of the Greek philosopher Pythagoras and the ghost of his own ancestor John Galt, who explored the same terrain early in the 19th century.(it) is not only a delightful account of an enviable journey, but also a meditation on people and places and on time that transforms them.".200p..

Dunvegan, ON: Quadrant, 1982. Author recounts his personal experiences travelling through the Aegean Islands with his wife; 200 pages.. First Edition. Trade Paperback Original. Near Fine Plus..

Montreal: Quadrant Editions, 1982 Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. Signed by Author(s). 1st.Can Ed... "George Galt recounts his personal experiences travelling through the Aegean Islands with his wife Fay. In addition to a host of incredible characters encountered along the way, Galt has to contend with the legend of the Greek philosopher Pythagoras and the ghost of his own ancestor John Galt, who explored the same terrain early in the 19th century.(it) is not only a delightful account of an enviable journey, but also a meditation on people and places and on time that transforms them.".200p. Association copy signed "To Charles Ritchie with respect and good wishes George Galt" on title page..[ Later reissued under the title "A Journey Through the Aegean Islands" ].

Montreal: Quadrant Editions, 1982 Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. Signed by Author(s). 1st.Can Ed... "George Galt recounts his personal experiences travelling through the Aegean Islands with his wife Fay. In addition to a host of incredible characters encountered along the way, Galt has to contend with the legend of the Greek philosopher Pythagoras and the ghost of his own ancestor John Galt, who explored the same terrain early in the 19th century.(it) is not only a delightful account of an enviable journey, but also a meditation on people and places and on time that transforms them.".200p, Author inscription on title page. Later reissued under the title "A Journey Through the Aegean Islands" ].