King, Queen, Knave

The book is in good condition for its age, with some wear visible on the spine and edges typical of mass market paperbacks. The binding remains intact, and the pages show standard age-related toning. There are no inscriptions, signatures, or library markings, preserving its collectible status.

"King, Queen, Knave" by Vladimir Nabokov, published by Fawcett Crest in 1969, is a compelling novel that showcases the literary prowess of one of the 20th century's most acclaimed authors. This edition, printed in Greenwich, Conn., is the first Fawcett Crest printing of this work, originally published by McGraw-Hill in 1968. Nabokov, known for his intricate narratives and stylistic brilliance, collaborates with his son Dmitri for the translation of this novel, ensuring a faithful rendition of the original Russian text. The book is presented in a mass market paperback format, typical of Fawcett Crest publications of the era. This edition is particularly notable for its accessibility to readers seeking Nabokov's work in an affordable format. Although not a first edition, this printing is a valuable piece for collectors and admirers of Nabokov’s literary legacy. The book remains in good condition, with a cover that features a striking illustration, adding to its visual appeal.