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The Heart of the Matter

The Heart of the Matter by Greene, Graham

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Title
The Heart of the Matter
Author
Greene, Graham
Seller
Honey & Wax Booksellers (United States)
Description
London: William Heinemann, 1948. First edition of Graham Greene's classic tale of betrayal and redemption, set in British West Africa during the Second World War, following the psychological impact and violent aftermath of a colonial official's extramarital affair: "I believe that I'm damned for all eternity -- unless a miracle happens. I'm a policeman. I know what I'm saying. . . . I can't bear to see suffering, and I cause it all the time." A near-fine copy. Single volume, measuring 7.25 x 4.75 inches: [6], 297, [1]. Original dark blue cloth titled in silver, tan endpapers, top edge stained red, original unclipped color-printed dust jacket. Bookseller label (B.H. Blackwell, Oxford) to front pastedown. Lightest shelfwear to jacket, with expert repair to spine head and flap folds.
Land of the Good Shadows: The Life Story of Anauta, an Eskimo Woman  [*SIGNED* by the book's subject]

Land of the Good Shadows: The Life Story of Anauta, an Eskimo Woman [*SIGNED* by the book's subject] by Washburne, Heluiz Chandler, and (Anauta) [aka Anauta Blackmore; Lizzie Ford Blackmore]

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Title
Land of the Good Shadows: The Life Story of Anauta, an Eskimo Woman [*SIGNED* by the book's subject]
Author
Washburne, Heluiz Chandler, and (Anauta) [aka Anauta Blackmore; Lizzie Ford Blackmore]
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ReadInk (United States)
Condition
Very Good+
Description
New York: The John Day Company. Very Good+. (c.1940). 3rd impression. Hardcover. (no dust jacket) [a good sound copy, light wear to extremities, a teensy bit of fraying at the base of the spine]. (B&W photographs, endpaper maps) INSCRIBED and SIGNED on the half-title page: "with / Best Wishes to / John, E J Waddell / From / [Eskimo characters] / Anauta"; with additional inscription in the same hand: "with the compliments of your friend / Will J. McEwen," with a Marion IN address (in a very different hand) added. [See second scanned image with this listing.] Per Wikipedia, the subject of this book "was an Arctic author, memoirist and lecturer [who] is best known for [this book], which may be the first book-length autobiography of an Inuk." Born on Baffin Island circa 1890, she moved around a bit before settling in Indianapolis around 1920; with the help of a newspaper cartoonist, she began to hit the lecture circuit in 1929, where she was billed as "the only Eskimo woman on the American platform." Of this book, a collaboration with children's author Washburne, Wikipedia writes that "the story was certainly embellished for a white audience, with Blackmore claiming to have been adopted and rasied by an Inuk woman." The book contains a page presenting the Baffin Island Eskimo alphabet, and a 3-page glossary of Eskimo words. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that signed copies of this book are highly uncommon. (Please excuse the wavy lines in the scanned image of the book's cover; this is a function of my scanner, and are NOT present on the book itself.) Signed by Biographee .