THE EDITOR BY SARA B. FRANKLIN — INSCRIBED FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING


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Description

Author: Sara B. Franklin
Publisher: Atria Books
Place: New York
Year: 2024
Edition: First edition, first printing
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Page Count: 320
Condition: Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket

Signed & Inscribed Books / Literary History

DESCRIPTION

A personally inscribed and signed first edition, first printing of The Editor: How Publishing Legend Judith Jones Shaped Culture in America by Sara B. Franklin.

Judith Jones was one of the most consequential American book editors of the twentieth century. Her extraordinary career touched authors and works ranging from Anne Frank to Julia Child and Edna Lewis, influencing American literature, cooking, publishing, and cultural life. Drawing upon extensive research, interviews, and archival sources, Sara B. Franklin restores Jones to her rightful place in publishing history.

This copy bears a warm, multi-line presentation inscription from Franklin to “Kate,” concluding with the author’s signature. The inscription is prominently displayed on the title page and is shown in the accompanying photographs. The identity of the recipient has not been established.

SIGNED FIRST EDITION

First Atria Books hardcover edition, May 2024. The complete number line includes 1, confirming a first printing. Personally inscribed and signed by Sara B. Franklin on the title page.

CONDITION

Near Fine hardcover in a Near Fine dust jacket. The book is clean, tight, and very well preserved, with no notable interior defects beyond the author’s inscription. The dust jacket displays exceptionally light handling wear and is protected in a removable Brodart cover. Please examine the photographs for the inscription and condition details.

WHY WE LOVE THIS BOOK

This is an especially appropriate collector’s book for readers, writers, editors, publishers, culinary historians, and anyone fascinated by the people working behind celebrated authors. The substantial inscription transforms an important contemporary publishing biography into a distinctive and personal copy.