The Book of Merlyn: The Unpublished Conclusion to the Once and Future King

T. H. White

ISBN 10: 0292707185 / ISBN 13: 9780292707184

Published by Univ of Texas Press (edition First Edition), 1977

About this Item

With dust jacket. The item might be beaten up but readable. May contain markings or highlighting, as well as stains, bent corners, or any other major defect, but the text is not obscured in any way.

Seller Inventory # 0292707185-7-1-29

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Book of Merlyn: The Unpublished Conclusion to the Once and Future King
• Publisher: Univ of Texas Press (edition First Edition)
• Publication Date: 1977
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0292707185
• ISBN 13: 9780292707184
• Binding: Hardcover
• Illustrator: Trevor Stubley
• Edition: First Edition.
• Condition: Fair
• Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included

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Synopsis

The Book of Merlyn The Unpublished Conclusion to "The Once and Future King"

Review

"Superb reading."--"The Kansas City Star"

"Filled with poignance and marvelous power...Enthusiasts for White's touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work."--"Los Angeles Times"

"And so the grand epic comes full circle, 'rounded and bright and done, ' as White had wished it would be."--"Boston Sunday Globe"
"Superb reading."--"The Kansas City Star"
"Filled with poignance and marvelous power...Enthusiasts for White's touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work."--"Los Angeles Times"
"And so the grand epic comes full circle, 'rounded and bright and done, ' as White had wished it would be."--"Boston Sunday Globe"
"Superb reading."--"The Kansas City Star"
"Filled with poignance and marvelous power...Enthusiasts for White's touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work."--"Los Angeles Times"
"And so the grand epic comes full circle, 'rounded and bright and done, ' as White had wished it would be."--"Boston Sunday Globe"

Superb reading. "The Kansas City Star"
Filled with poignance and marvelous power Enthusiasts for White s touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work. "Los Angeles Times"
And so the grand epic comes full circle, rounded and bright and done, as White had wished it would be. "Boston Sunday Globe""

Superb reading. The Kansas City Star
Filled with poignance and marvelous power Enthusiasts for White s touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work. Los Angeles Times
And so the grand epic comes full circle, rounded and bright and done, as White had wished it would be. Boston Sunday Globe"

"Superb reading."--The Kansas City Star
"Filled with poignance and marvelous power...Enthusiasts for White's touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work."--Los Angeles Times
"And so the grand epic comes full circle, 'rounded and bright and done, ' as White had wished it would be."--Boston Sunday Globe

-Superb reading.---The Kansas City Star
-Filled with poignance and marvelous power...Enthusiasts for White's touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work.---Los Angeles Times
-And so the grand epic comes full circle, 'rounded and bright and done, ' as White had wished it would be.---Boston Sunday Globe

"Superb reading."--The Kansas City Star

"Filled with poignance and marvelous power...Enthusiasts for White's touching, profound, funny, and tragic story will not want to miss this version, for it is the true and intended ending of the great work."--Los Angeles Times

"And so the grand epic comes full circle, 'rounded and bright and done, ' as White had wished it would be."--Boston Sunday Globe