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Fitzgerald, F Scott

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    What Happened to Forester – E Phillips Oppenheim – Scarce First Edition 1930

    A first edition published by Little Brown, Boston in 1930.

     Octavo, 260 pages, in better than very good condition – still with its original wrap around yellow promotional slip.

     A series of ten interconnecting short stories about the strange goings on concerning the disappearance of Major Andrew Forester retired from the army. A dashing chap who likes adventure and skirts the law.

    Lots of conspiracy and dark characters.

    Scarce and well presented Oppenheim

     

    $140.00

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  • Fitzgerald and Hemingway – a Dangerous Friendship – Matthew Bruccoli

    Fitzgerald and Hemingway – a Dangerous Friendship – Matthew Bruccoli

    A seriously interesting and entertaining account of the “dangerous” friendship between these two literary greats. The author Bruccoli, Professor of English at the South Carolina University and the man who penned numerous works relating to the subject pair and the definitive bibliography of Fitzgerald.

    This the first UK edition published by Andre Deutsch in 1995, Octavo, 236 pages, illustrated from appropriate photographs, book cover etc.

    It is the previously unpublished letters that make it for Voyager. The intellectual battle for humour, the banter the ribbing, the intensity, and the soul bared is special. Hemingway holds nothing back reading stream of consciousness [he did not like it] so Joyce et al get a quiet pasting. Zelda arises in the background Hemingway’s view strongly that she held back the great SFG and man who could have been America’s greatest writer.

    Fitzgerald and Hemingway – intimately.

    $40.00

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