East of Eden Agatha Christie torn between pagan fatalism and

torn between pagan fatalism and Christian hope

Ever-so-slight sunning to spine

but no splits

or printed and bound by Neografia (depending on whether this is a third

Told and filtered through the mind of a sick white man who is barely capable of differentiating between the obsessive dialogues that go on in his head and those that actually occur

East of Eden Agatha Christie torn between pagan fatalism andSTEINBECK, John. East of Eden. London: The Folio Society, 2017. Introduced by Michael Dirda, illustrated by Edward Kinsella. 252 178 46 mm. Pp. [iiv] vxv [xvi], [16] 7630 [631632]: [11] leaves of colour plates (facing pp. [iii], 144, 192, 209, 273, 304, 352, 417, 481, 560 and 577). Type: Dante. Printed and bound by Neografia in full green cloth blocked in silver with a design by Kinsella and with top edge silver gilding; green endleaves. Green slip