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THE EDITH WHARTON SUMMER LIBRARY
One rare Wharton story. One timeless novel. Twenty-five years of literary discovery.
Settle in with a summer reading collection built for readers who love great fiction, literary history, and the pleasure of discovering something unexpected.
This special library begins with the current issue of The Strand Magazine, featuring Edith Wharton’s rare wartime story, “The Men Who Saved the World.” The issue also includes new fiction by Walter Mosley, Stephen Spotswood, and Mike Adamson, along with interviews with Alexander McCall Smith and Sophie Hannah.
You will also receive a handsome edition of Wharton’s enduring classic, The Age of Innocence—the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of love, ambition, and the hidden rules of New York society.
Completing the collection is Best of The Strand Magazine: 25 Years of Twists, Turns, and Tales from the Modern Masters of Mystery and Fiction, a hardcover anthology celebrating a quarter-century of remarkable stories, interviews, and literary discoveries. Featuring work by Shirley Jackson, Joyce Carol Oates, Michael Connelly, Ruth Ware, R. L. Stine, Ray Bradbury, Jo Nesbø, Tennessee Williams, and many more, it is the perfect companion for a long summer of reading.
This collection includes:
- The current Edith Wharton issue of The Strand Magazine
- A special edition of The Age of Innocence
- Best of The Strand Magazine: 25 Years of Twists, Turns, and Tales from the Modern Masters of Mystery and Fiction
A thoughtful gift for the reader who loves Wharton, mysteries, classics, and a bookshelf with a little character.
