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Very good in very good dust jacket. Signed. First Edition. A stunning, as new copy of this SIGNED LIMITED EDITION-#305 of 850 copies. Green Apple Books and Music, Publisher Weekly's Bookstore of the Year 2014, has been San Francisco's favorite independent bookseller since 1967! Shipping costs on oversize / international orders will reflect actual shipping charges and may be more than quoted by ABE. We will need to contact you with true shipping costs and ask for authorization before adjusting cost.
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Very Good. Hardcover in very good condition in a very good dust jacket. Powell's Indiespensable limited signed edition. #441 of 850 copies signed on rear panel of dust jacket. Clean pages, binding tight.
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Very Good in Good jacket. Book A bright, tight edition translated from the Dutch by David Colmer DJ is uncut; colorful w/light rubbing & soil from handling, a nick at leading edge. Boards are firmly bound; a bit dusty at textbox edge; pages are clean & sharp.
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New York. 2009. 04/09/2009. Archipelago Books. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 9780980033021. Translated from the Dutch by David Colmer. 250 pages. hardcover. Cover design by David Bullen Desin. keywords: Literature Dutch Translated. FROM THE PUBLISHER-When Henk's twin brother dies in a car accident, Helmer is obliged to return to the small family farm. He resigns himself to taking over his brother's role and spending the rest of his days; with his head under a cow '. After his old, worn-out father has been transferred upstairs, Helmer sets about furnishing the rest of the house according to his own minimal preferences. A double bed and a duvet ', advises Ada, who lives next door, with a sly look. Then Riet appears, the woman once engaged to marry his twin. Could Riet and her son live with him for a while, on the farm? The Twin is an ode to the platteland, the flat and bleak Dutch countryside with its ditches and its cows and its endless grey skies. Ostensibly a novel about the countryside, as seen through the eyes of a farmer, The Twin is, in the end, about the possibility or impossibility of taking life into one's own hands. It chronicles a way of life which has resisted modernity, is culturally apart, and yet riven with a kind of romantic longing. inventory #37403.