LA LOI

The book is a hardcover in red cloth, with library markings indicating it was formerly part of the Public Library of the City of Denver. The binding appears intact, with no visible dust jacket. The pages show signs of age, typical for a book of this vintage, but remain legible. There is no evidence of a signature or personal inscription.

"La Loi" by Roger Vailland, published by Gallimard in Paris, 1957, stands as an important work in French literature. This particular copy is the 438th edition, highlighting its enduring popularity and significance. Vailland, a renowned French author, explores themes of power and society with a nuanced narrative style. This edition, previously held by the Public Library of the City of Denver, is a hardcover bound in red cloth. It represents a piece of literary history, reflecting the cultural milieu of mid-20th century France. While not a first edition, its high edition number indicates its widespread influence. The book is ex-library, adding a layer of provenance and history. This copy is a must-have for collectors of French literature and those interested in Vailland's exploration of societal themes.