ILL-AT-Ease IN Compton

The book is a hardcover edition with visible wear consistent with its age. The cover shows signs of wear and discoloration, and it lacks a dust jacket. Library stamps from the Denver Public Schools Professional Library are present, indicating its ex-library status. The binding appears intact, though the book shows typical signs of handling and age.

"Ill-at-Ease in Compton" by Richard M. Elman, published by Pantheon Books in 1967, offers a unique exploration of its subject matter. This hardcover edition, identified as a first printing, is published in New York. Elman, known for his insightful narratives, brings depth to the themes explored in this work. This particular copy was formerly part of the Denver Public Schools Professional Library, as indicated by the stamps present. While the dust jacket is missing, the book itself is a valuable find for collectors interested in mid-20th-century literature. The absence of a dust jacket and the library stamps are important considerations for potential buyers. This edition is a testament to Elman’s contribution to literature and is a noteworthy addition to any collection.