The Virgin of San Gil

The book is in fair condition, showing evidence of its former life as a library book. The dust jacket is worn and has been taped, with some discoloration and edge wear. Internally, the pages are clean with no inscriptions or signatures. The binding remains strong, making it a solid reading copy despite its cosmetic flaws.

"The Virgin of San Gil" by Paul Olsen is a novel published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston in 1965. This hardcover edition delves into the intriguing story of Joaquín and the mysterious statue of the Virgin in the village of San Gil. The book's narrative explores themes of faith and tradition amidst a backdrop of cultural tension. While the copyright page confirms the 1965 publication, the edition specifics remain unknown. This copy, once part of a library collection, shows signs of use with typical library markings. The dust jacket, designed by Anita Walker Scott, is worn and has been reinforced with tape, yet remains intact. This edition is a fascinating piece for collectors interested in mid-20th-century literature.