The Joshua Tree [Review Copy]
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- New York: Atheneum, 1970
New York: Atheneum, 1970. First Edition. First Printing, a Review Copy with publisher's typed review slip, two folded sheets of typed instructions for reviewers, folded typed news promotion, and folded typed advance praise laid in. Octavo (23cm); green cloth spine over brown paper-covered boards, with titling and decoration stamped in silver on spine; dustjacket; 244pp; illus. Spine lightly concaved, with light wear and faint sunning to upper edge; Very Good. Dustwrapper, designed by James and Ruth McCrea, unclipped (priced $6.95), with light rubbing to spine ends, faint dust-soil, and foxing to upper rear panel, flaps, and verso; Very Good.
Cabot's first novel "draws deeply, intimately and authentically on the locales of Arizona, Boston, San Francisco, the northern California mountains, Death Valley, and, above all, the high desert of The Mohave. The story is presented in a unique style achieved entirely through the voice of old Will, cowboy, prospector, rancher -- and young Lily, a girl of today's California" (from News of Athennum Publishers promotion). [83902].
Cabot's first novel "draws deeply, intimately and authentically on the locales of Arizona, Boston, San Francisco, the northern California mountains, Death Valley, and, above all, the high desert of The Mohave. The story is presented in a unique style achieved entirely through the voice of old Will, cowboy, prospector, rancher -- and young Lily, a girl of today's California" (from News of Athennum Publishers promotion). [83902].