Strange Fruit

This paperback edition of "Strange Fruit" shows signs of wear consistent with its age, including some creasing and edge wear. The cover features a handwritten inscription "Pill," adding a personal element to the book. The binding remains intact, and the pages show typical yellowing due to age but are free of major tears or markings. There is no dust jacket as it is a paperback edition.

"Strange Fruit" by Lillian Smith is a significant work first published in 1944, addressing complex themes of race relations and social issues in the Southern United States. This particular copy is a Signet Book published by The New American Library, located in New York. It is the thirteenth printing, indicating a continued interest and relevance of the novel over time. Lillian Smith, known for her progressive views, provides a narrative that challenges societal norms, making it an essential read for those interested in historical and cultural studies. The book is a paperback edition, with some wear typical for its age, and includes a handwritten inscription "Pill" on the cover, adding a unique touch to this copy. It is an authorized reprint of the original hardcover edition published by Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. This edition is a valuable addition to collections focusing on mid-20th-century American literature and social commentary.