THE Confessions OF AN English Opium-Eater

The book is in fair condition with visible wear on the spine, including fraying at the top. The binding remains intact, although the absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed to further wear. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings, preserving the integrity of this 1932 illustrated edition.

"The Confessions of an English Opium-Eater" by Thomas De Quincey is a notable work published by the Illustrated Editions Company in 1932. This edition, printed in New York, features illustrations by Laurence W. Chaves, adding a unique visual dimension to De Quincey's autobiographical account. Known for its vivid depiction of opium addiction and its effects, the book offers a profound insight into the author's life and the era's societal attitudes towards opium. This 1932 edition is particularly collectible due to its illustrated content, which sets it apart from other printings. Although the book does not include a dust jacket, it remains a significant piece for collectors interested in early 20th-century editions of classic literature. The book is in fair condition, with notable wear on the spine.