Faber & Faber, London, 2007. First edition. Book condition: fine and unread. Dust jacket: very good. Unclipped and with minor edge wear only. Borders' price sticker to rear.A fascinatingly rich and entirely original study of why many of the greatest authors of English literature chose to publish their work anonymously. From the sixteenth century to the present day, from Edmund Spenser to Primary Colors, John Mullan explores how the disguises of writers were first used and eventually penetrated, how anonymity teased readers and bamboozled critics. With great wit and lucidity, Anonymity presents a new and engaging way of enjoying English literature.
Ask a question about this book
Ariadne Books
Born out of our love of books, we have a large and constantly changing selection of interesting and collectible items. Whether you are looking for hard-to-find books from independent presses, examples of fine bindings, illustrated editions or a signed copy by your favourite author, we hope that you will discover something of interest here.
Happy browsing!
Can't find it?
If you are searching for something in particular and you can't see it in our stock we would be happy to try to locate a copy for you.
Books to sell?
If you have interesting books to sell please get in touch.