Bruce wrote:
"That was Solomon's Vineyard it was also under the title of
The Fifth Grave. It was the book I championed in the rap
sheet over looked one year post. I just wish I had a better
copy then the grey area reprint I own."
I have two copies of Solomon's Vineyard. The first is a Pan
edition published in 1961 in London. Solomon's Vineyard was
first published in 1941 by Methuen and Co. and there is
nothing to indicate that my Pan edition is not the same as
the original. I also have a copy published by International
Polygonics Ltd. of New York City in 1988. It states that it
is the complete and unexpurgated edition and the first to be
published in a trade edition in the US. According to the
publisher, a 326-copy limited edition was published in
California in 1982. He mentions that they first learned about
the novel's existence in an essay written by Art Scott in
1001 Midnights (Arbor House 1986). William DeAndrea wrote the
introduction for the 1988 publication.
Kent Morgan
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