Experimenting with an Amen 1st edition

Name: Experimenting with an Amen 1st edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 830n
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The product is a 1st edition paperback copy of the book "Experimenting with an Amen" by R. S. Thomas, published in 1988 by Pan Macmillan. This poetry collection, weighing 122g and with 76 pages, showcases the work of a single poet and is written in English. With a height of 215mm and a width of 137mm, this book is a unique and thought-provoking addition to any poetry lover's collection.

This copy is new and unread , but with a few marks to bottom corner Please see images

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