The Human Comedy by William Saroyan 1980 Printing Tragedy Comedy Paperback Book

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Condition
Very Good
ISBN
Does not apply
Author
William Saroyan
Book Title
The Human Comedy
Language
English
Topic
Comedies, Family Life
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dell
Genre
Drama, Humor
Publication Year
1980
Original Language
English
Narrative Type
Fiction
Type
Novel
Features
Illustrated
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Edition
Revised Edition
Personalize
Yes
Intended Audience
Young Adults
Ex Libris
No
Inscribed
No
Personalized
No
Vintage
Yes
Signed
No
Illustrator
Don Freeman
Era
1940s
Literary Movement
Post-Modernism
Item Height
7 in
Item Length
4 in
Item Width
0.5 in
Number of Pages
192

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The Human Comedy
by William Saroyan
Dell, 1980

William Saroyan introduces his readers to his warm and captivating story of an American family in wartime, and in particular to Homer Macauley, the fastest telegraph messenger in the San Joaquin valley.


THE HUMAN COMEDY is filled with unforgettable scenes: Homer running the 220 hurdles, little Ulysses imprisoned in the bear trap in Covington's store, the old-time telegraph operator Willie Grogan, with a bottle in the drawer to blur the sharp reality of the everflowing messages of love and hope and pain.


In every way, this first novel captures the modesty of ordinary human beings. It is a simple tale and a very great achievement.



Pages umarked, very mild wear to cover, some minor discoloration to fore edge.