The Evil Eye 20th Century Literature

The Evil Eye 20th Century LiteratureCincinnati: The John Church Company, 1915 First edition. Fitzgeralds second work for the Princeton University Triangle Club. A bit of foxing and creasing to the boards. Two little traces of damp stain at the bottom of to the front board. The rear hinge split but the contents firmly intact, nice and crisp internally. Overall a very good, unrestored example of this scarce title. Though he was socially and intellectually ambitious at Princeton,

indeed exemplifying the “New Western

Inscribed on the half-title page: "To Michael Kandell / from / Umberto

particularly split between good and evil

with only 598 copies initially bound for sale

in a very good

” Inscribed by Dahl on the first free endpaper: “FOR CLARE / WITH / MORE / LOVE / Roald Dahl

allowing him to very effectively draft legislation

Signed by the author

A beautiful signed copy of the first edition in book form of E

and foxing to the outer text block

A few handling creases to the covers

An as new copy