Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing

The hardcover binding is intact with minor wear typical for its age. The interior pages show slight yellowing, and there is a personal inscription on the front endpaper. Some pages have marginalia, adding character to this vintage volume. No dust jacket is present.

"Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing" by Samuel Hoffenstein is a delightful exploration of wit and humor through poetry. Published by Horace Liveright in New York, this edition is the tenth printing from February 1929, following its initial release in 1928. Hoffenstein, known for his sharp and playful verse, captures the whimsical aspects of everyday life. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover, typical of the era's quality craftsmanship. This specific copy features a personal inscription, adding a touch of historical charm. While not a first edition, this printing remains a testament to the enduring appeal of Hoffenstein's work. Collectors and poetry enthusiasts will appreciate the unique character and historical context of this edition. The book is in good condition, with some expected signs of age, making it a fine addition to any literary collection.