1955 Go Down, Moses vintage Modern Library Book by Faulkner unified narrative about family race land and inheritance in the American South

Powerful and deeply moving work by the Nobel Prize–winning author and one of the most important voices in American literature. This interconnected collection of stories follows generations of the McCaslin family in Faulkner’s fictional Yoknapatawpha County, exploring themes of family legacy, moral responsibility, land, and the changing Southern landscape. Featuring Faulkner’s rich, poetic prose and including the celebrated story “The Bear,” this volume represents the author at the height of his literary achievement

CONDITION: VG with dust jacket

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ABOUT:

Faulkner, William
Go Down, Moses
N Y: Modern Library, 1955
Please see all pictures and noted condition. Grading scale:
- Fine: Unused, like new, without any flaws.
- VG+ (Very Good +): May have been opened & read, but no defects to the book, jacket or pages. Shows some small signs of wear but no tears on binding or paper. ⭐️
- VG (Very Good): More obvious signs of use with no significant creasing or defects.
- VG- (Very Good): Worn. Defects are noted.
- Poor / Fair / Former Library Book: Worn book that has complete text pages (including those with maps or plates) but may lack endpapers, have loose binding.

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