Words for a Deaf Daughter
by Paul West
"Words for a Deaf Daughter" by Paul West, Harper & Row, 1970. Hardcover, ex-library copy with typical markings, no dust jacket. This memoir offers a touching exploration of family and disability. A valuable edition for collectors of memoirs and disability literature.
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This hardcover edition is an ex-library copy from Mesa College Library, showing typical library markings such as a withdrawal stamp. The book is structurally sound with a sturdy binding, though it lacks a dust jacket. The cover shows minor wear consistent with library use, and there are no inscriptions or signatures.
About This Vintage 1970 Edition
"Words for a Deaf Daughter" by Paul West, published by Harper & Row in 1970, is a poignant memoir exploring the author's personal experiences with his daughter, who is deaf. This edition, published in New York and Evanston, reflects West's literary prowess and deep emotional insight. As a former library copy, this book bears the marks of its history, including withdrawal stamps from Mesa College Library. Paul West, known for his eloquent prose and profound narratives, offers a unique perspective on family and disability. This edition is a valuable find for collectors interested in memoirs and disability studies. Note that the book lacks a dust jacket, and further edition details are not specified.
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