By Daniel B. Dodson

New York: Columbia University Press, (1970).

First edition, first printing, softcover original.

The 51st publication in the Columbia Essays on Modern Writers series.

Dodson examines Lowry's questions, expressions, dramatic sense, and conflicts of human experience.

Mild crimp to the front cover near the spine, else nearly fine in glossy white stiff-card stapled wraps with green and black titles, information and illustration to the front and rear covers.

 Octavo; 48 pages; select bibliography.

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