Livro Big Sur

Título completo: Big Sur. Autor: Jack Kerouac. Editora: L E Pm ISBN 9788525419279 Formato de bolso Brochura. Idioma: português. Usado. Cod. Int. 16353 ACERVO GERAL

Idioma Francês. Páginas amareladas devido ao tempo com carimbo do antigo dono na primeira página, mas sem grifos ou anotações no seu interior

SKU: 25911957. Condição: USADO. . foto ilustrativa!!! caso deseje solicite fotos originais do produto!; boa conservaÇÃo! leves sinais de uso, laterais das paginas um pouco sujas devido o manuseio. - 201621181

brochura, 11x19, 206 páginas, muito bom estado de conservação, sem grifos ou rasuras, bordas e páginas com discretas manchinhas devido ao tempo, extremidades e parte exterior com discretos sinais de manuseio, Lari estoque.5/20 jo

livro antigo/amarelado pela ção do tempo/usado.

O livro encontra-se em excelente estado de conservação, sem rasuras, anotações ou pontos de oxidação. Muito bem cuidado e conservado pelo último leitor. Obs.: Livro com marcações a lápis em algumas páginas. Para maiores detalhes ou informações sobre o livro, entre em contato conosco via WhatsApp: (31) 9 8527 5147.

SKU: 29694400. Condição: USADO. Acabamento: Brochura, Página: 192. Livro em bom estado de conservação. Capas e miolo íntegros. Isento de grifos ou anotações. Corte levemente escurecido devido ao manuseio.

Borda E Folhas Amareladas Sinais Manuseio Em Geral

G1801-17...Encadernação em brochura, páginas. Livro em bom estado, corte e borda sem amarelamentos. Miolo livre de grifos e rasuras....LT02...ADR1078 a 27

Formato 13 x 19 cm , Brochura com 192 páginas , livro usado em bom estado de conservação , capa e lombada ok, texto limpo sem grifos , livro firme sem folhas soltas. Lançado em 1962, "Big Sur" é o livro mais honesto e pessoal de Jack Kerouac. Após a roda-viva que sucedeu ao lançamento de "On the Road", em 1957, o escritor passou um período retirado em uma cabana do amigo e poeta beat Lawrence Ferlinghetti, na região de Big Sur, na costa da Califórnia, onde se dedicou à escrita.

Bom estado. Livro em Inglês. Capa e lombada com leves sinais de manuseio e armazenamento - partes internas da capa e contracapa com manchas amareladas. Páginas sem grifos ou anotações - amareladas nas bordas. Miolo firme. Cortes amarelados. Capa comum. 192 p.

Livro usado em bom estado. 260 páginas ; 13 x 19, 5 cm. Sem riscos, sem grifos, sem páginas soltando ou faltando. Miolo impecável. Corte . Carimbo na folha de guarda. Tradução para o espanhol por Pablo Gianera. Qualquer dúvida, não hesite em enviar-nos sua pergunta e solicitar fotografias. *Capa ilustrativa correspondente à do livro.

Brochura em bom estado de conservação, com os cortes amarelados. Solicite fotos. Literatura Estrangeira. - 201624143

Exemplar conservado como se fosse novo, com levíssimos desgastes nas margens da capa. Que não se notam manchas amareladas, com exceção de um ponto escuro no corte de acabamento inferior. Como não podia deixar de ser, devido a "idade", há uma leve impregnação de mofo, ou de "velhice". Capa limpa, lombada sem marcas de dobra, miolo limpo. Brochura. Formato 14 x 21 cm. 232 páginas.

livro NOVO nunca lido com pequena mancha escura na borda das ultimas paginas e pequena ondulação nas ultimas páginas

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.

Five years after On the Road, the book that made him an overnight celebrity, Kerouac examines with wrenching clarity his unwished for fame, escalating alcoholism, and troubling alienation from nature. In a thinly veiled autobiographical account of his time in Big Sur at the cabin of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and with friends in San Franciscoamong them fellow iconoclasts Neal Cassady, Gary Snyder, and Alan Wattshe chronicles a ruinous alcoholic bender with searing psychological candor. Kerouac displays full mastery of pace, structure, and idiom in Big Sura tale that ends with a crescendo as finely wrought and poignant as any in American literature. Includes a character key and a detailed biographical timeline.