William Faulkner & M.E. Coindreau / Pierre Courtin - Tandis que j'agonise - 1946

Exciting limited edition on pure Lana fiber and illustrated with 25 original burins by Pierre Courtin, with the translation of translation by M.E. Coindreau -

The story takes place in rural Mississippi, in a poor region of the Southern United States, and recounts the journey undertaken by the Bundren family to transport the body of Addie Bundren, the mother who has recently died, to Jefferson, where she wishes to be buried beside her relatives -

This request, which might seem to be a simple family obligation, becomes a particularly difficult ordeal due to inclement weather, natural obstacles, material precariousness, and the conflicts that divide the family members -

William Faulkner & M.E. Coindreau / Pierre Courtin - As I Lay Dying - 1946 - Jean Boisseau - 225 pp

Good binding condition, leaves edition under a dust jacket and publisher’s box, light signs of wear, a few minor faults on the housing, smooth titled spine -

Very good interior condition, the volume enriched with 25 original burins by Pierre Courtin, with the translation of translation by M.E. Coindreau, limited edition of 210 numbered copies, this one is one of 175 on pure Lana fiber, clean text, fresh interior, a pleasant copy -

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