Description

• Third Printing [The Folio Society, London, 2007]; 473 [7 blank] pages; brown cloth boards, gold block design & titling, a fine copy in like plain tan-coloured card slipcas
• With 16 woodblock illustrations by Bonnie Christensen
• First published in 1939, Grapes of Wrath put Steinbeck irrevocably at the pointy end of American Literature
• This Folio edition follows the text of Viking’s 50th anniversary edition [inc the introduction by Studs Terkel]

“The eighties, we have been informed, are distinguished by a mean-spiritedness that has trickled down from high places”

Terkel’s – intro

• Could it be that our current era is history repeating, making this Depression-era classic relevant once more?
• Third Printing [The Folio Society, London, 2007]; 473 [7 blank] pages; brown cloth boards, gold block design & titling, a fine copy in like plain tan-coloured card slipcase