Mary Gallati wrote short stories and culinary works, as well as war poetry. While it may seem odd to refer to her poems as "shrapnel," the word provides a striking metaphor for the fractured reality and deep wounds left by the conflict.
Publication Info
Publisher: Arthur H. Stockwell
Edition: n/a
Date Published: 1947
Place Published: Ilfracombe, Devon
ISBN: n/a
Details
Condition: Good
Signed: No
Dust Jacket: No
Jacket Condition: n/a
Details: 40 p. 19 cm. B&w frontispiece portrait. Hardcover with some stains to front cover. A little wear to upper front hinge. Staples rusted. Offsetting to title and p. 40. Spot on title affecting frontispiece and following leaf.
