Christopher Isherwood - Good Bye To Berlin - Folio Society Edition - 1971

Description:
Presenting The Folio Society’s 1971 Edition of Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood, featuring vibrant illustrations by George Grosz. This stunning edition captures the atmosphere of pre-World War II Berlin, encapsulating the eccentricity and fragility of life during the 1930s. The volume is bound in textured cream cloth with a striking wraparound design, and is housed in a matching slipcase.

Plot:
Goodbye to Berlin is a semi-autobiographical novel recounting Isherwood’s experiences in Berlin during the twilight of the Weimar Republic. Through a series of interconnected stories, the book vividly portrays characters like Sally Bowles, whose whimsical existence reflects the looming chaos of Nazi Germany. Isherwood’s poignant and observational narrative unveils a society on the brink of transformation, making the novel an enduring testament to cultural and historical upheaval.

Details:
• Author: Christopher Isherwood
• Illustrator: George Grosz
• Publisher: The Folio Society
• Year of Publication: 1971 (Third Impression: 1979)
• Binding: Textured cloth with an illustrated wraparound design
• Slipcase: Cream-colored with decorative printing
• Features: Printed on acid-free paper with delightful in-text illustrations that complement Isherwood’s narrative
• Condition: Very good, with linen slipcase showing minimal wear and the book remaining clean and intact

Ideal For:
Collectors of Folio Society editions, fans of historical fiction, and readers intrigued by pre-war Europe. This beautifully illustrated version of Goodbye to Berlin offers a timeless combination of literary brilliance and visual artistry.

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