Alice Walker (Modern Critical Views)

The book is in good condition with visible signs of wear typical of an ex-library copy. The dust jacket is intact with minor edge tears, providing reasonable protection for the hardcover binding. Library stamps are present, indicating its previous use in a school library setting.

This hardcover edition of "Alice Walker (Modern Critical Views)" is edited by renowned literary critic Harold Bloom and published by Chelsea House Publishers in 1989. The book offers an insightful collection of critical essays on the works of Alice Walker, providing valuable perspectives for scholars and enthusiasts of modern literature. Published in New York and Philadelphia, this edition is part of the Modern Critical Views series, known for its authoritative analyses of prominent authors. The book is ex-library, bearing the stamp of Legacy High School Library Media Center, and is not a first edition as indicated by the number line. The ISBN for this edition is 1-55546-314-2. The dust jacket shows signs of wear but remains intact, protecting the hardcover binding. This volume serves as a significant resource for those interested in literary criticism and the interpretation of Alice Walker's works, edited by Bloom, a Sterling Professor of Humanities at Yale University.