Where is Janice Gantry? (in fdj) Patricia Daniels Cornwell First impression (1978) of this

First impression (1978) of this New English Library paperback edition

No internal markings

The very title of the book itself evokes a resistance – that doggedly existential kind identified by Samuel Beckett’s narrator in ‘The Unnameable’: ‘You must go on

conveying a mood of joy and wonder in a style that has influenced generations of children and artists

race and age but the portraits come together as a homogenous whole

Where is Janice Gantry? (in fdj) Patricia Daniels Cornwell First impression (1978) of thisFirst UK edition and impression from 1963, this is an ex library copy in good condition, along with library markings there is a 1cm tear to top of spine, no markings to text. The jacket is a facsimile, now in removable protective sleeve.