Shalimar the Clown

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RUSHDIE, Salman

Shalimar the Clown

London: Jonathan Cape, 2005

8vo., black boards lettered in gilt to spine with publisher’s device to foot; dark blue endpapers; in the photographic dustwrapper featuring an image taken by Eric Valli; pp. [ix], 4-398, [x]; decorative printed title and chapter headings; near-fine, lightly pushed at spine tips; in near-fine wrapper (priced £17.99).

First UK edition, first printing, with full number line 1-10. Signed by the author to the title page.

Set in Kashmir and dedicated by the author to his Kashmiri grandparents, Rushdie’s eighth novel follows the titular character, a tightrope walker living in a village near Srinagar.

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RUSHDIE, Salman

Shalimar the Clown

London: Jonathan Cape, 2005

8vo., black boards lettered in gilt to spine with publisher’s device to foot; dark blue endpapers; in the photographic dustwrapper featuring an image taken by Eric Valli; pp. [ix], 4-398, [x]; decorative printed title and chapter headings; near-fine, lightly pushed at spine tips; in near-fine wrapper (priced £17.99).

First UK edition, first printing, with full number line 1-10. Signed by the author to the title page.

Set in Kashmir and dedicated by the author to his Kashmiri grandparents, Rushdie’s eighth novel follows the titular character, a tightrope walker living in a village near Srinagar.

RUSHDIE, Salman

Shalimar the Clown

London: Jonathan Cape, 2005

8vo., black boards lettered in gilt to spine with publisher’s device to foot; dark blue endpapers; in the photographic dustwrapper featuring an image taken by Eric Valli; pp. [ix], 4-398, [x]; decorative printed title and chapter headings; near-fine, lightly pushed at spine tips; in near-fine wrapper (priced £17.99).

First UK edition, first printing, with full number line 1-10. Signed by the author to the title page.

Set in Kashmir and dedicated by the author to his Kashmiri grandparents, Rushdie’s eighth novel follows the titular character, a tightrope walker living in a village near Srinagar.