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A few spots of foxing to endpapers and the titlepage which is printed in red and black
A seemingly motiveless double murder set in a New England town
Large oblong format
an edition published in 1922 (possibly this one
Contains 457 recipes of Arabic dishes created "for good feeling and good fellowship" and contributed by many residents of the Iraq at the time
On the Black Hill figure A few spots of foxingLondon: Jonathan Cape, 1982. First Edition. Hardback in the excellent and unclipped dust jacket. 249 pages. A fine copy, without inscriptions. Chatwin's bleak novel set in the hills of Radnorshire on the border between England and mid Wales. It tackles various themes including unrequited love, sexual repression and confusion, social, religious and cultural internalism. The book was voted winner of the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for 1982.
