Amerika Franz Kafka 1946 HB New Directions Stone Cloth Prof Signed VG Condition

Description: Summary of "Amerika" by Franz Kafka (1946, New Directions Books) "Amerika" by Franz Kafka, with a preface by Klaus Mann, translation by Edwin Muir, and an afterword by Max Brod, is a compelling exploration of alienation and the immigrant experience. Published in 1946 by New Directions Books under the guidance of James Laughlin, this novel presents Kafka's unique perspective on the absurdities and challenges faced by immigrants in America, although the narrative is more of a surreal and allegorical journey rather than a realistic portrayal. This hardcover edition is bound in the publisher's stone cloth, with a stamped title on the spine. The book is in very good condition, exhibiting only slight soil to the boards and edges, while the corners remain sharp. The internal contents are clean, bright, and complete, making it an excellent addition to any literary collection. This particular copy comes from the personal library of a university professor, whose dated signature is inscribed on the front endpaper. The book is not only intellectually enriching but also visually appealing, adding a touch of sophistication to any decor style. Condition and Collectability:Edition: 1946, New Directions Books by James Laughlin.Binding: Hardcover, bound in stone cloth with a stamped title on the spine.Condition: Very good, with slight soil to boards and edges; corners remain sharp.Contents: Clean, bright, and complete.Provenance: From the personal library of a university professor, with a dated signature on the front endpaper.Appearance: Attractive on a shelf and complements any decor style. This edition is a valuable find for Kafka enthusiasts, collectors of classic literature, and those interested in early 20th-century explorations of identity and society.

Price: 25.24 USD

Location: Topsham, Maine

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