Lot of 2: Camus/After the Stranger Bree/Carruth 1961-1965 HCDJ 1st Print

This bundle includes two thought - provoking books. The first, 'Camus' by Germaine Bree, was published by Rutgers University Press in 1961. The second, 'After the Stranger: Imaginary Dialogues with Camus' by Hayden Carruth, came out from The Macmillan Company in 1965. Both editions are unstated. The books are in acceptable condition. They show moderate soiling on covers. 'After the Stranger' has heavy foxing under the dust jacket and is slightly bowed, with its dust jacket in acceptable shape but with heavy foxing and wear. 'Camus' has a discolored spine due to sun and age, some writing on pages (readability unaffected), and moderate foxing on the text block.

These books are great for literature lovers. To use them, simply open and start reading. When you're done, you can keep them on your bookshelf for display or future reading. Since they are old books and in acceptable condition, be gentle when handling. Avoid exposing them to direct sunlight for long periods as it can cause further discoloration. If the books get dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the covers. For the dust jacket of 'After the Stranger', handle it with care as it already has some wear. Store the books in a dry place to prevent more foxing.