River of Glass by Wilfred Martens - front cover
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River of Glass

by Wilfred Martens

"River of Glass" by Wilfred Martens, Herald Press, 1980, trade paperback, first edition. This ex-library copy features cover art by James Converse. It explores Mennonite experiences in Russia and China. ISBN 0-8361-1913-4. Good condition with typical library markings. A notable addition to collections of cultural and historical fiction.

$95.32$$$
Binding:Paperback
Condition:Acceptable
1980
Herald Press
ISBN:0836119134
Stock:1 available
SKU:A24-B3-GZZ-ICR-0313

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Condition Details

This copy of "River of Glass" is an ex-library edition, showing typical library markings and stickers. The trade paperback binding remains intact with some wear along the spine and edges. The cover art is vibrant, though it exhibits minor scuffing. Overall, it is in good condition for an ex-library book, maintaining structural integrity and readability.

About This Classic 1980 Edition

"River of Glass" by Wilfred Martens, published by Herald Press in 1980, offers a unique exploration of the Mennonite experience in Russia and China. This trade paperback edition was released simultaneously in the United States and Canada, with publication locations in Scottdale, Pennsylvania, and Kitchener, Ontario. The book's cover art, designed by James Converse, complements its narrative depth. As a first edition, it represents a significant piece of Mennonite fiction, providing insights into cultural and historical contexts often overlooked. The book is ex-library, which may interest collectors seeking unique provenance. Its ISBN is 0-8361-1913-4, and it is categorized under fiction with specific emphasis on Mennonite experiences. This edition is a valuable find for those interested in cultural narratives and historical fiction.

Publisher Information

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Herald Press

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