Saturday, March 31, 2012

the old man and his hemingway

I believe that the photograph of my father is from the late 1970s, and below it rests his college copy of The Sun Also Rises.


The Scribner Library trade paperbacks were built to last, and please do "think I am very much impressed by that."
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