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Very Good. Very Good Jacket. Size: 9x6x1; English language. Posted within 1 working day. 1st class tracked post to the UK, Airmail tracked worldwide. Robust recyclable packaging.
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Very Good in Good jacket. Brancati's highly regarded debut novel, from 1938, in its first British edition from 1992, translated by Patrick Creagh. All in VG order throughout. Light shelfwear to smart black boards. Good unclipped d/j lightly worn to edges. This is a charity sale for Friends Of Morston Church (reg.1099831). 8vo 207pp.
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Fine in Fine jacket. First British edition. Translated from the Italian by Patrick Creagh. Foxing on top page edges, else fine in fine dustwrapper. An Italian novel.
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London. 1992. Harvill/Harper Collins. 1st British Edition. Very Good in Slightly Worn Dustjacket. Remainder Marking On Bottom Edge. 0002711583. Translated from the Italian by Patrick Creagh. 207 pages. hardcover. Jacket illustration. Portrait of a man, unfinished (Tadeusz de Lempicki), 1928 by Tamara de Lempicka. keywords: Literature Translated Italy Sicily. FROM THE PUBLISHER-In Natąca, a Sicilian coastal town, the citizens lead their lives from season to season on an open-air stage. Nothing happens in Natąca that escapes a thousand watchful eyes; nothing happens that eludes a thousand sardonic tongues; but then under that opaque, even blue sky nothing happens in Natąca-tedium reigns supreme. When Buscaino arrives, ostensibly on his return from America, and sets about raising funds to build a panoramic tower (for the pleasure of the citizens and his own profit), the apathetic townsfolk are for a moment galvanized, and the ever-optimistic Buscaino believes that American-Style dynamism will finally rout Southern sloth. But Natąca, any coincidental similarities notwithstanding, is not New York. THE LOST YEARS, with its gallery of dazzlingly wrought caricatures of Sicilian provincials, from the crumbling duke in his draughty high-ceilinged palazzo to the all-devouring bourgeois mother amid her ormolu clocks and coffee-cups, was Vitaliano Brancati's first novel, issued in 1938 during the heyday of Fascism. Its covert political satire of a Nation in pursuit of a cause was lost on the gerarchi and it escaped the hands of the censors. It is now published for the first time in English. inventory #23308.