Seven Plays by August Strindberg

The mass market paperback shows typical signs of age with some wear and creasing on the cover. The spine is intact, though there is evidence of handling. Pages are yellowed but free of inscriptions or markings. Overall, the book remains in good condition for reading and collection.

"Seven Plays by August Strindberg" is a masterful collection, published by Bantam Books in July 1972. This Bantam edition presents the definitive modern translation by Arvid Paulson, with an insightful introduction and prefaces by John Gassner. Strindberg, a seminal figure in modern drama, is known for his profound influence on theatrical expression. This edition includes plays such as "The Father," "Miss Julie," and "Easter," showcasing Strindberg's exploration of psychological and social themes. This particular printing is distinct for its accessibility in a mass market paperback format, making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of classic drama. The book is in used condition with visible wear, typical of a paperback of this age, yet remains a significant find for those interested in Strindberg's work.