Author: Janet Frame Publisher: W.H. Allen, London, 1962 Format: Hardcover, 224 pages, 21 cm ISBN: N/A Condition: Good – wear, rubbing and chips to dust jacket, owner’s name on title page Type of Book: Fiction / New Zealand Literature
Summary: In The Edge of the Alphabet, celebrated New Zealand author Janet Frame explores the inner lives of three outsiders whose paths converge on a journey from New Zealand to London. With her signature lyricism and psychological depth, Frame weaves themes of identity, alienation, and human connection into a novel that moves between the familiar landscapes of home and the disorienting streets of a foreign city.
Why you’ll love this book: A compelling early novel from one of New Zealand’s most important literary voices, perfect for readers of modernist and introspective fiction.
