title: The Story of a Novel
author:  Thomas Wolfe 
description: Hardback with fair dust jacket. Out of print book. Charles Scribner's Son, New York. Printed in the USA. Total 93 pages. B0029EQW20 ASIN#. The spine is tight and straight. The pages are lightly tanned from aging, but strong. The flap of the dust jacket has been snipped near the original price. Publisher's Note:"The text of this book, with certain modifications, first appeared in a series of three articles in The Saturday Review of Literature in December, 1935. Copyright, 1936. by Charles Scribner's Sons.(F-2.66 MH)." "Originally published in 1936, the Story of a Novel has been accepted as a most important contribution to the writings of Thomas Wolfe, a book not only for readers of Wolfe, but for all concerned with processes of literary creation." The dust jacket has a few light and minimum stains on the jacket, tiny tear on the upper dust jacket near the spine of the book. The jacket is considered in good to fair condition. Burgendy and light gray dust jacket. The book has light tan colored cloth boards with black lettering. Some light rubbing or wear on the top and bottom corners, not bad. The book itself looks clean and very good. Pages has no highlights, markings or tears. Excellent price for this one collector's item of Thomas Wolfe! Add this one to your collection today. *6BC1
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  The Wolfe
  
  An Epic Medieval Romance Novel
  
  By Kathryn Le Veque
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Author's Note:
  
  Another Epic that has taken years for it to see the light of day. Get ready
  for a nice, long read that is sure to blow your socks off.
  
  Welcome to the very first "serious" Medieval Romance I ever wrote. This was
  after years and years of writing long-hand on spiral-bound notebooks, plotting
  out storylines and getting a grasp of writing as more than just a hobby. I
  finally purchased a second-hand computer and actually typed out my first story
  – this one. This is the novel that started it all.
  
  Along with The Dark One: Dark Knight and Rise of the Defender, The Wolfe is
  extremely long and only survived from those early days in hard copy format. A
  very old and degraded manuscript was scanned and retyped by a wonderful woman
  who painstakingly pieced it together, page by page. It was a big project, no
  doubt. Kris Newberger, you are a jewel!
  
  Once again, I have refrained from any heavy r