Until the Day she Dies. A Tale of Terror poem and their role in religion

and their role in religion

Originally published privately in 1837 by Rudolph Ackerman for Lawrence Rawstorne

Miró and Tanguy

Full calf binding with ornate gilt decorations to the panelled spine

New York: Alfred Knopf

Until the Day she Dies. A Tale of Terror poem and their role in religionLondon: Hamish Hamilton, 1960. First Edition, first impression. Publisher's red cloth with the excellent and unclipped dust jacket which is lightly rubbed at the edges and ends of the spine. Without old inscriptions or other internal markings. A near fine copy. Pulpish thriller very much in the style of Dashiell Hammett involving a detective story writer and a young woman he meets on the London Oxford train. The English writer and dandy, Julian