East is East.

STRIBLING, T. S. East is East. New York: L. Harper Allen Company. (1928). First Edition. A. Egea-Lopez cover art. Original illustrated boards. Arguably Stribling's scarcest publication, a cheaply produced pulp novel of north African romance and adventure by this obscure and short lived New York publishing house. This title, Stribing's third novel, was presumably originally published in a magazine as the copyright was previously held by Frank A. Munsey Co. in 1922. Stribling, a native of Alabama and Tennessee, is best known for his socially critical novels of Southern life including The Store which won the Pulizer Prize in 1933. A truly uncommon Stribling title. Very Good plus copy, still bright and attractive, with lower spine end evenly chipped half centimeter, tiny chips to top spine end, mild shelf wear, yellowing to pages.