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YOU'LL NEVER COME BACK
Published by Privately published, No place listed, 1979
Book First Edition Signed
Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. 8vo. (23 cm.) 255(3]p. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR on the first blank page: "Elizabeth W. Freeman." About the Author and Synopsis. Blue wrappers printed in white and with three stylized minarets in white on the front cover Just touches, spine sunned and a thin line sunned on the front panel, gift bookplate affixed to the first blank (not the author's and reads as follows: June 1980 | Tose, | Thanks for making | my teaching experiences | so enjoyable. Fondly, | Lynn) , else near fine to fine with no internal markings. Elizabeth Wright Freeman was the widow of William Bogle Freeman who carried on the family publishing tradition, serving for many years as President of Miller Freeman Publications in San Francisco. The author wrote two biographies about Western publishers, her husband's grandfather and father. The first, INDEPENDENCE IN ALL THINGS, NEUTRALITY IN NOTHING, is about a pioneer publisher, Legh R. Freeman, who carried his press in a covered wagon as the Union Pacific built its line between Fort Kearney, Nebraska and Ogden, Utah. The second, MILLER FREEMAN, MAN OF ACTION, deals with the trade magazine publishing career of her father-in-law in the Pacific Northwest. The author, who lived in Moraga, CA, was long active in civic and political affairs in her community. [from "About the author"] The book offered here appears to be a novel about a Bulgarian girl, Vanya Bodova, who in 1937 was torn between ambition to obtain a graduate degree from Millard College in California and regret at parting from Steffen Benechov, her fiance, but makes the hard decision to leave her love and her country. [from the Synopsis]. Signed by Author(s).
