First Edition Points and Criteria for Our House in the Last World
Year Published: 1983
Author Last Name: Hijuelos
Author First Name: Oscar
Publisher: Persea
Original Price: $13.95
Pages: 235
The first edition of this widely read book was published by Persea in 1983. It was 235 pages long, and the original retail price was $13.95. The first edition identification criteria are as follows: First Edition is stated on copyright page with no references to subsequent printings. Boards are black cloth with silver lettering. Front of dust jacket is a painting by Philip Guston called "If THis Be Not I". Back of dust jacket has a photo of the author below a single review by Donald Barthelme. This is the author's first book.
Picture of the 1983 first edition dust jacket for Our House in the Last World .
Picture of the first edition copyright page for Our House in the Last World .
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Picture of the back dust jacket for the first edition of Our House in the Last World .
Picture of the first edition Persea boards for Our House in the Last World .
Picture of the back dust jacket flap for the first edition of Our House in the Last World .
Picture of the first edition title page for Our House in the Last World .
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