Brooks-Bryce Prize Essays 1927; with an introduction by Herbert Adams Gibbons

first edition Paper Boards

1927 · New York

by [Agee, James]
New York: The Brooks-Bryce Foundation, 1927. First Edition. Paper Boards. Very good. The Brooks-Bryce Prize Essays of 1927, featuring the "Third Prize" essay by James R. Agee, a student at Phillips Exeter Academy.. Twelvemo, 61pp. Red paper boards, title on black label affixed to the front cover. Sunning to the spine. Solid text block, internally clean. Includes photographic frontispiece of the three essay winners. This work is considered the first published work of James Agee. (Inventory #: 17337)
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