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CAVE, Nick. And the Ass saw the Angel.

New York: HarperCollins. 1989.

Stock number: 2121686
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    • CAVE, Nick. And the Ass saw the Angel. New York: HarperCollins. 1989.

      8vo. Original green and blue cloth backed boards with gilt lettering to spine; pictorial dust wrapper featuring a farm scene; pp. 251; very minor foxing to edges, near fine; bold presentation inscription "To Peter from Nick Cave" in ink to front free endpaper.

      First US edition, inscribed by the author.

      Cave’s first novel is a dark and hallucinatory tale centred on Euchrid Eucrow, the inbred child of a deranged religious sect, raised in isolation and terrorised by his monstrous parents. His descent into delusion and violent madness unfolds with the fevered intensity of Cave’s lyrics – brutal, visionary, and unmistakably his own.

      This copy includes a loosely inserted yellow Tower Records advertising flyer with a photocopied Los Angeles Times review of Cave’s performance at Lollapalooza.

      SKU: 2121686

    CAVE, Nick. And the Ass saw the Angel. New York: HarperCollins. 1989.

    8vo. Original green and blue cloth backed boards with gilt lettering to spine; pictorial dust wrapper featuring a farm scene; pp. 251; very minor foxing to edges, near fine; bold presentation inscription "To Peter from Nick Cave" in ink to front free endpaper.

    First US edition, inscribed by the author.

    Cave’s first novel is a dark and hallucinatory tale centred on Euchrid Eucrow, the inbred child of a deranged religious sect, raised in isolation and terrorised by his monstrous parents. His descent into delusion and violent madness unfolds with the fevered intensity of Cave’s lyrics – brutal, visionary, and unmistakably his own.

    This copy includes a loosely inserted yellow Tower Records advertising flyer with a photocopied Los Angeles Times review of Cave’s performance at Lollapalooza.

    SKU: 2121686

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