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Hard cover, in tan cloth with titles in brown ink, with the original, unclipped dust jacket, with mylar protector. 8vo., 508 pp. Chicago author James T. Farrell (1904-1979) was most famous for the semi-autobiographical Studs Lonigan trilogy, completed just prior. He looks at some of the same themes of urban poverty here, writing about several generations of two immigrant, Irish-Catholic American families, the O'Neils and the O'Flaretys. Condition: This is a very clean, Near Fine copy in a Very Good dust jacket. There are some chips to the head and spine of the jacket and tape on the top front. The binding is firm and pages bright.
Ref: FICT20 8339
$100.00