Description: “The Bookman: July 1926 (Vol. LXIII, No. 5)” Featuring Aldous Huxley’s “Diary of an Eastern Journey” •Publisher: George H. Doran Company •Date: July 1926 •Format: Softcover magazine, 50¢ original price, staple-bound Condition: •Cover: Significant wear, including a partial split along the front cover’s hinge where it meets the spine. Noticeable stamp and prior ownership marks on the front cover from the Carnegie Public Library, Boise, Idaho. Edge chipping and mild discoloration evident throughout. •Text block: Clean and intact, with no missing or torn pages. Slight age toning, consistent with a publication nearly a century old. •Binding: While staples remain intact, there is some looseness due to the aforementioned hinge split. Description: This July 1926 issue of The Bookman includes Aldous Huxley’s essay Diary of an Eastern Journey, an insightful travel narrative that explores cultural observations and philosophical musings on India and the East, showcasing Huxley’s mastery of prose and reflection. This is one of Huxley’s earlier published essays, appearing here ahead of some of his more celebrated works like Brave New World. Other contributors include: •Ruth Suckow, noted for her portrayals of rural life, contributing The Point of View. •Edmund Vance Cooke, a poet popular during his time, here offering Adam: A Poem. •Padraic Colum, an influential Irish author, contributing Dublin in Literature. •Gertrude Mathews Shelby, with a narrative titled Calabash Villagers. The magazine is a snapshot of literary culture in the 1920s, featuring reviews, poetry, serialized fiction (The Sun in Splendour), and commentary on literary and artistic topics of the era. Interesting Notes: •The cover artwork, vivid and colorful, exemplifies early 20th-century design trends and remains visually striking despite wear. •This issue includes period advertisements, which provide additional historical context to the era. •George H. Doran Company was among the premier American publishers of the time, and The Bookman remains a sought-after publication for collectors and literary historians. Historical Context: This issue offers not only an early glimpse into Huxley’s perspectives but also highlights the diverse voices of 1920s literature. The Bookman was renowned for its contributions to the literary discourse of the period, and this volume reflects its role in promoting both established and emerging authors. Shipping and Packaging: This issue will be securely packaged to preserve its fragile condition during transit. Prompt shipment is guaranteed. Notes for Buyers: There are no annotations, marks, or tears to the text block. Any restoration or preservation decisions will be left to the discretion of the buyer.
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Location: Petaluma, California
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Author: Aldous Huxley
Binding: Softcover, Wraps
Publisher: George H. Doran Company
