Love
Carter, Angela
Revised edition, first thus. Chatto & Windus, London, 1987. Hardcover, 120 pp. Blue boards, guild lettering on the spine. Only a slight bump on the top edge of front board. Pictorial dust jacket is bright and near fine, except for the smallest tear (1mm) on the top edge of cover.
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Why it's in the Cabin
A first printing of the revised edition with a new epilogue of Carter's short novel, which precedes some of her better known works. In it she delves into the darker aspects of romantic relationships, resulting in something that's more akin to a portrayal of loneliness, alienation and disconnect; the shadow of love.
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Angela Carter
A highly original and influential English novelist, short story writer, and journalist, renowned for her unique blend of feminist themes, magical realism, gothic fiction, and darkly fantastical narratives. Her distinctive style, characterized by rich, sensuous prose and a subversive wit, reimagined traditional fairy tales and myths to critique patriarchal structures and explore the complexities of female identity, sexuality, and power.