Native Voices: A Collection of Modern Essays

The book is in good condition, with minor shelf wear visible on the cover and spine. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings. There is no dust jacket, and the binding remains intact and sturdy. Overall, it is well-preserved for a publication from 1971.

"Native Voices: A Collection of Modern Essays," edited by Sylvia Z. Brodkin and Elizabeth J. Pearson, was published by Globe Book Company, Inc. in 1971 in New York. This anthology brings together a diverse array of modern essays, offering a unique perspective on contemporary issues and voices. The editors, both affiliated with West Hempstead High School in New York, have curated a selection that highlights significant literary and cultural discussions of the time. This edition stands out for its inclusion of essays from various influential writers, making it a valuable resource for those interested in modern literary studies. While the publication year is 1971, the book does not feature an ISBN or edition statement, indicating it may be an early or unique printing. The physical condition is good, with no dust jacket, and the cover design by Essi Agonis adds a distinctive visual appeal.