$35.00 CAD
“John Fowles takes the tree and the forest as the best analogues of prose fiction, symbolizing the “green man” or the wild part of our psyche from which the artistic impulse is born. He explains the impact of nature on his own life and warns “civilized” man of the deeper and more subtle dangers that attend his traditional rejection of the wild and the chaos it has come to represent. The author also wrote “The Collector”, “The Aristos”, “The Magus”, “The French Lieutenant’s Woman”, “The Ebony Tower”, “Daniel Martin” and “Maggot”.”
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| ISBN | 0002166097 | |
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| Original Title | The Tree | |
| Published Date | 1979 | |
| Book Condition | Very Good | |
| Jacket Condition | Very Good | |
| Binding | Hardcover | |
| Size | Oblong 4to | |
| Place of Publication | Toronto | |
| Edition | First edition | |
| Category: | Natural History | |
| Authors: | Frank Horvat, John Fowles | |
| Publisher: | Collins |
“John Fowles takes the tree and the forest as the best analogues of prose fiction, symbolizing the “green man” or the wild part of our psyche from which the artistic impulse is born. He explains the impact of nature on his own life and warns “civilized” man of the deeper and more subtle dangers that attend his traditional rejection of the wild and the chaos it has come to represent. The author also wrote “The Collector”, “The Aristos”, “The Magus”, “The French Lieutenant’s Woman”, “The Ebony Tower”, “Daniel Martin” and “Maggot”.”
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
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