Alarms & Diversions

This paperback edition shows signs of age-related wear, including some discoloration and minor edge wear. The binding remains intact, with pages showing typical yellowing. The cover art remains clear, preserving the charm of Thurber's illustrations. No dust jacket is present.

"Alarms & Diversions" by James Thurber is a classic collection of humorous essays, showcasing the wit and insight of one of America's most beloved humorists. This edition was published by Perennial Library, Harper & Row in 1964, marking the first Perennial Library edition. The book was originally published in 1957 by Harper & Brothers. Thurber, known for his contributions to "The New Yorker," brings together a delightful array of stories and drawings that capture the quirks of human nature with trademark whimsy. This paperback edition, published in New York and Evanston, is a testament to Thurber's enduring appeal. The book's condition reflects its age, with some wear typical for a volume of this vintage. Collectors and fans of Thurber's work will appreciate this edition for its place in the continuum of his published works.