Letters Home by Sylvia Plath — 1975 First Edition, Near Fine in Brodart waste management Weikart reveals the startling and

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Letters Home by Sylvia Plath — 1975 First Edition, Near Fine in Brodart waste management Weikart reveals the startling andLetters Home by Sylvia Plath First Edition, 1975 This is a beautiful, Near Fine first edition of Letters Home, selected and edited with commentary by Aurelia Schober Plath. The book appears unread: pages are crisp, the binding is tight, and the interior is spotless. The dust jacket retains its vivid color and is now protected in a new Brodart archival cover. Note: The dust jacket is price clipped, but is otherwise in exceptional condition with only