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A Point Which Moved [Signed]
Ipswich, UK: East Anglian Magazine, Ltd., ca. 1960. Very Good / Very Good. Item #27494
Ipswich, UK: East Anglican Magazine, Ltd., [ca. 1960]. First Edition. Signed by Margaret G. St. John with brief inscription to previous owner at half title. Octavo. 44 pp. Black and white illustrations. Printed dust jacket. Dark blue boards stamped in gilt. Dust jacket chipped with a several closed tears along edges; toning to verso. Boards show light shelfwear. Binding is sound and pages unmarked. Very Good.
Collection of poetic essays on the circle, cube, and sphere, exploring their metaphysical and practical meanings. Her New York Times obituary mentioned St. John as a student of religion, the occult, and metaphysics, and, at the time of her death at age 39 in 1965 was working for Evyan Perfumes, Inc. Uncommon in retail and only two holdings found in OCLC.
Price: $200.00