Pinktoes. A Novel sets Top edge of the pages

Top edge of the pages dyed rose pink (as should be)

Also inscribed by Maria Charlesworth "Louise Perks

rubbed at edges and tips of corners

Ends of spines of jacket chipped

founderies &c &c within the circumference of sixteen miles [with folding map]

Pinktoes. A Novel sets Top edge of the pagesNew York: G. P. Putnam's Sons Stein and Day, 1965. First American edition, originally published by Olympia Press in Paris. Red and black cloth with the excellent dust jacket, slightly colour faded at spine. From flap, "it is intended as a satire on middle class Negroes and their white sponsors who used the Negro problem to rid themselves of other social neuroses".