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Idiots First, Bernard Malamud. First Edition, Signed & Inscribed to Howard and Peggy Nemerov.

Idiots First, Bernard Malamud. First Edition, Signed & Inscribed to Howard and Peggy Nemerov.
Idiots First, Bernard Malamud. First Edition, Signed & Inscribed to Howard and Peggy Nemerov.
Idiots First, Bernard Malamud. First Edition, Signed & Inscribed to Howard and Peggy Nemerov.
Idiots First, Bernard Malamud. First Edition, Signed & Inscribed to Howard and Peggy Nemerov.
Idiots First, Bernard Malamud. First Edition, Signed & Inscribed to Howard and Peggy Nemerov.
Idiots First, Bernard Malamud. First Edition, Signed & Inscribed to Howard and Peggy Nemerov.
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Idiots First, Bernard Malamud

First edition, first printing of Malamud's second collection of short stories, inscribed by Malamud to Pulitzer Prize winning poet Howard Nemerov and his wife Margaret ("Peggy"). A fantastic association between two Pulitzer Prize winners. 

New York: Farrar, Straus and Company, 1963. Publisher's original cloth-backed boards; pp. (x), 212. A near fine copy in a near fine, unclipped dust jacket. Binding sturdy and square, minimal wear to boards with traces of foxing to text block edges. Jacket shows just light shelfwear, protected in archival mylar.

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