One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich Easton Press Great Books of 20th Century

$ 26.4

Publication Year: 1990 Book Series: Great Books of the 20th Century Signed: No Genre: Literary Fiction Features: Collectors Edition, Leather Bound, Gilt Edges, Gold Tooling Author: Alexander Solzhenitsyn Format: Hardcover Ex Libris: No Country of Origin: United States Vintage: Yes Type: Novel Topic: Russian History, Soviet Union, Gulag, Political Prisoners Personalized: No Book Title: One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich Inscribed: No Narrative Type: Fiction Personalize: No Language: English Publisher: The Easton Press

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One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich Easton Press Great Books of 20th Century. This collector's edition features genuine leather binding, elegant gold gilt decoration on the cover and spine, and gilded page edges, reflecting the quality synonymous with Easton Press. It's a perfect acquisition for collectors of fine literature, fans of historical fiction, or those seeking a beautiful and enduring edition of a significant 20th-century novel. Please Refer to Photos for condition on items. Thank you for your support! Discover a literary masterpiece with this exquisite Easton Press Collector's Edition of "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. This volume is a proud inclusion in the esteemed "Great Books of the 20th Century" series, renowned for its superior craftsmanship and timeless selections. The novel, a powerful and poignant narrative, offers a stark look into the life of a prisoner in a Soviet labor camp, a seminal work that brought Solzhenitsyn international acclaim and a Nobel Prize in Literature. This collector's edition features genuine leather binding, elegant gold gilt decoration on the cover and spine, and gilded page edges, reflecting the quality synonymous with Easton Press. It's a perfect acquisition for collectors of fine literature, fans of historical fiction, or those seeking a beautiful and enduring edition of a significant 20th-century novel. An essential addition to any discerning library, this volume embodies both literary merit and exceptional physical artistry.