Pulitzer Prize Reader

The book is in fair condition, with signs of wear typical for an ex-library edition. It includes library markings from Fort Morgan High School. The binding remains intact, though there is some wear on the spine and cover edges. There is no dust jacket present.

The "Pulitzer Prize Reader," edited by Leo Hamalian and Edmond L. Volpe, was published by Popular Library in New York in January 1964. This anthology compiles selections from over 50 Pulitzer Prize-winning authors, offering a rich tapestry of award-winning literature. Notably, the book features an introduction by Leon Edel, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author himself. This edition is a Popular Library Edition, indicative of its mass-market appeal during the 1960s. The book's significance lies in its curated collection of esteemed literary works, making it a valuable resource for both casual readers and literary scholars. This copy is an ex-library edition from Fort Morgan High School, with visible library markings. The book is in fair condition, with typical wear expected from a library copy.