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it invites you in—promising mystery
imagination
Early editions—especially those with well-preserved dust jackets—are increasingly sought after for both their literary importance and display value
Karen Strum renders the Headless Horseman in a storybook style infused with swirls
insists on that paradox: familiar and strange
Plato’s Republic – 1942 First Edition, Fourth Printing – W. W. Norton & Company Food for Thought it invites you in—promising mysteryThis particular copy of The Republic holds a special place in my heartnot just as a collector, but as someone who majored in philosophy and spent late nights in dim dorm rooms trying to make sense of Socratic justice and the ideal city state. Printed in 1942 by W. W. Norton & Company, this is their first edition, fourth printing of the classic, reimagined by I. A. Richards using Basic Englisha fascinating linguistic experiment meant to make great
