Gore and Igor

This copy of "Gore and Igor" is an ex-library edition, with a library stamp visible on the title page. The dust jacket is present but shows some wear, including a small tear at the top of the spine. The binding remains intact, and the pages are generally clean, though they reflect the expected age-related toning.

"Gore and Igor" by Meyer Levin, published by Simon and Schuster in New York in 1967, is a first printing edition of this intriguing work. Levin, known for his compelling narratives, presents an "extravaganza" that captures the reader’s imagination. This edition is distinctive not only for its first printing status but also for its historical context, reflecting the literary styles of the late 1960s. The book is an ex-library copy, as indicated by the library stamp on the title page, which adds a unique provenance aspect for collectors. While the book is not signed, it remains a valuable piece for enthusiasts of Levin’s work. The dust jacket shows signs of age, with some wear and a small tear at the spine, yet it remains intact and adds to the book’s vintage appeal.