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Bram Stoker - The Primrose Path, Desert Island Books, 1999

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Bram Stoker - The Primrose Path, Desert Island Books, 1999Bram Stoker The Primrose Path, Desert Island Books, 1999 His First Novel. Introduced by Richard Dalby. Second impression. The story follows Jerry O'Sullivan, an honest theatrical carpenter from Dublin, who decides to move with his wife Katey to London in search of a better job and a better life, against the advice of his friends and family. Black cloth with dust jacket in fine condition. Gilt lettering on spine. Text firm and clean. Foxing to

Bram Stoker - The Primrose Path, Desert Island Books, 1999

His First Novel.  Introduced by Richard Dalby.  Second impression.  The story follows Jerry O'Sullivan, an honest theatrical carpenter from Dublin, who decides to move with his wife Katey to London in search of a better job and a better life, against the advice of his friends and family.

Black cloth with dust jacket in fine condition.  Gilt lettering on spine.  Text firm and clean.  Foxing to endpapers.  Foxing to page edges.  Foxing inside dust jacket.

Weight    300g.     Pages   128.

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