.description {font-size: 16px;}.heading {font-weight: bold;}.details {font-weight: normal;} Intermere by William Alexander (First Edition)Authors: William AlexanderLocation: Columbus, OhioPublisher: Century PublishingDate: 1901Edition: First EditionFeatures: Original grey cloth with silver lettering to front and black lettering to spine; 148 pages + 6 blank pages at the end. "Eccentric fiction concerned with perfectibility. * The narrative of Giles Henry Anderton, an American journalist from the Middle West. Anderton’s ship is heading south from the equator when it is struck by lightning. The ship goes down, Anderton is tossed up out of the sea, loses consciousness, and finds himself on board a strange self-propelled vessel manned by an oddly dressed crew. At first convinced that he is dead, he is comforted telepathically by one of the crew. He is being taken to Intermere" (Bleiler).Book Condition: Near Fine: Firm copy with minor rubbing to corners and spine endsHCX23279-1
