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Seller's Description:
Near Fine in Near Fine jacket. First edition. Foredge foxed, a small stain on the front board, a very good copy in very good dustwrapper with light edgewear. Very warmly Inscribed by the author to *New Yorker* editor Rachel MacKenzie. MacKenzie replaced Katherine White as the fiction editor at *The New Yorker* on the recommendation of May Sarton. During her tenure at the magazine MacKenzie was noted for her nurturing and editing of, among others, Sarton, Philip Roth, Muriel Spark, and especially Isaac Bashevis Singer. MacKenzie's enthusiasm led to the magazine devoting an entire issue to Spark's *The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie*. However, the magazine wouldn't publish *Goodbye, Columbus* as she recommended because William Shawn was too squeamish over the more "frank" aspects of the novella. A nice association.
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Good in Good jacket. BN1-DJ is mylar protected. DJ and book have library markings, DJ has wrinkling on the edges and corners, crease on the top of the back inside flap and soiling at the bottom, label on the front, moderate discoloration, and shelf wear otherwise good. Book has wrinkling on the spine edges, water stains on the top page edges, stains on the right side page edges, discoloration, and shelf wear otherwise good. A delightful book for anyone who loves literature, likes the English language, hates to see them maltreated, and yet can be amused by the absurdities of man.
