Uncorrected proof of On the Black Hill by Bruce Chatwin
CHATWIN, Bruce. On the Black Hill – Uncorrected proof. London, Jonathan Cape, 1982.
Uncorrected proof of Chatwin’s novel set in a farm on the border between England and Wales.
On the Black Hill chronicles the lives of twin brothers raised on a rural British farm, their existence circumscribed by the boundaries of their home. Tending to the rugged land and sharing a bed, they remain untouched by the advances of the twentieth century.
The book was awarded the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and later adapted into a film by Andrew Grieve.
Octavo, pp. 249; very good in the original red wrappers, printed in black to covers and spine (spine slightly worn and sunned, joints splitting at foot but sound).
CHATWIN, Bruce. On the Black Hill – Uncorrected proof. London, Jonathan Cape, 1982.
Uncorrected proof of Chatwin’s novel set in a farm on the border between England and Wales.
On the Black Hill chronicles the lives of twin brothers raised on a rural British farm, their existence circumscribed by the boundaries of their home. Tending to the rugged land and sharing a bed, they remain untouched by the advances of the twentieth century.
The book was awarded the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and later adapted into a film by Andrew Grieve.
Octavo, pp. 249; very good in the original red wrappers, printed in black to covers and spine (spine slightly worn and sunned, joints splitting at foot but sound).
CHATWIN, Bruce. On the Black Hill – Uncorrected proof. London, Jonathan Cape, 1982.
Uncorrected proof of Chatwin’s novel set in a farm on the border between England and Wales.
On the Black Hill chronicles the lives of twin brothers raised on a rural British farm, their existence circumscribed by the boundaries of their home. Tending to the rugged land and sharing a bed, they remain untouched by the advances of the twentieth century.
The book was awarded the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and later adapted into a film by Andrew Grieve.
Octavo, pp. 249; very good in the original red wrappers, printed in black to covers and spine (spine slightly worn and sunned, joints splitting at foot but sound).