
For the first time since its original publication fifty years ago, a reprint of Stella Gibbons's short story collection
Christmas at Cold Comfort Farm is going hit bookshelves next week.
Cold Comfort Farm is one of my
all-time favorite books, but I've only seen this prequel on
AbeBooks, where an original edition can run you between $200 and $4000(!!!) dollars. I had no idea a reprint was in the works, so I'm regarding this news as a glorious, totally unanticipated holiday gift from the literary gods, for which I am
sincerely grateful.
Labels: Classic books, Stella Gibbons
2 Comments:
Nightingale Wood is also out now.
Lori
10:36 PM
I saw that! And allegedly I can buy 'Conference at Cold Comfort' via Amazon.uk... but I'm mourning the shipping costs.
10:35 AM
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