[1924-28] Arnold Waterlow: A Life Uncanny Stories Far End

Description

Illustrated, Original Binding, Publishers' Original Binding, With Dustwrapper

A three volume set of novels written by May Sinclair. 

In the rare original unclipped dust wrappers. 

'Uncanny Stories' has thirteen full page monochrome illustrations and numerous vignettes. Collated complete.

'Arnold Waterlow: A Life' chronologically tells the story of the titlular character. Critics called this a beautiful and memorable book and was similar to Sinclair's earlier novel 'The Life and Death of Harriet Frean' in its character lead approach.

'Far End' tells the story of a women who moves to a home called Far End and the events that happen there. 

'Uncanny Stories' is a collection of short ghost stories.

'Far End' is the fourteenth thousandth, 'Arnold Waterlow' is the nineteenth thousandth, 'eighth edition' stated to the title, 'Uncanny Stories' is the seventeenth thousandth.

May Sinclair, otherwise known as Mary Amelia St. Clair, was a British writer, poet and suffragist. She wrote many works, including short stories, novels and poems.

Adverts to the dust wrappers, with adverts to the verso of the half-title and title pages of 'Uncanny Stories' and to the verso of the title page of 'Far End'.

All the works are undated. Dated using publisher's advertisements or copies held at the British Library or University of Exeter.