Always Stand In Against the Curve and Other Sports Stories - MORRIS, Willie

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MORRIS, Willie

Always Stand In Against the Curve and Other Sports Stories

Oxford, Mississippi: Yoknapatawpha Press (1983).

$200.00

First edition. Foxing to the boards and the endpapers, a good copy in a fair only dustwrapper. A scarce collection of short stories about sports and growing up in the South in the 1950s. Inscribed by the author: "Bridgehampton 1983. To my friend Michael -- with much affection to my cousin at Christmas. Willie." The inscription is a little smudged. Curiously, this copy wound up in the library of Morris's close friend, author James Jones.

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