NOVEMBER GIRL

New York: Madison Square Press, 1967. First printing. Very good in a very good plus jacket.. First edition of these images forming a loose narrative of "a lovely girl's longing for the return of the lover who is dead, of her heart and soul bared in a vain attempt to recapture a love forever lost." Raincoats, eerie dolls, and cemeteries also make appearances as part of Haskins' effort to capture "the poignant yearning that is part of the endless waiting time of youth." Grey cloth boards, very slightly rippled and toned along edges. In black and white photographic dust jacket. Previous owner's name in blue pen to ffep. No other markings. Full-page black and white photographs, primarily of young women, primarily nude.