delving into extraordinary neurological cases that reveal the mysteries and resilience of the brain
Folio was so struck by Stewart’s work that they immediately resolved to publish the book—convinced that if the story was even half as compelling as the images
The article pages are not very neatly cut and are heavily tanned with folds and creases
with the binding square and generally firm
Foxing to edges and throughout on pages
The Magician's Nephew (The Chronicles of Narnia) Agatha Christie delving into extraordinary neurological casesLEWIS, C. S. The Magician's Nephew. London: The Bodley Head, 1971. First edition, seventh printing. Publisher's green cloth binding, gold lettering to spine, plain endpapers; in original, clipped dust wrapper, by Pauline Baynes. Illustrated throughout in black and white by Pauline Baynes. A good copy, with the binding slightly slanted but firm, spine tips and corners crushed, and a little foxing to the closed text block. Internally clean and free from