Death in the Afternoon

This copy of "Death in the Afternoon" is an ex-library edition, evident from the library sticker on the cover. The hardcover binding appears intact with some wear typical of library copies. There is no dust jacket present, and the pages show typical signs of use without significant damage. Overall, the book is in good reading condition.

"Death in the Afternoon" by Ernest Hemingway is a non-fiction exploration of the traditions and culture surrounding Spanish bullfighting. First published in 1932, this edition was printed by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1969, as indicated on the copyright page. Hemingway, a Nobel Prize-winning author, brings his keen observational skills and vivid prose to this detailed examination of the art and philosophy of bullfighting. This edition is part of the Scribner Library Lyceum Editions, often sought after by collectors interested in Hemingway's works. The book is ex-library, as noted by the sticker present, which may affect its collectible status. Despite this, it remains a significant piece for those interested in Hemingway's non-fiction works or the cultural practices of Spain.