London: Minerva, 1992. Trade paperback containing two hugely acclaimed novellas from a writer described as "a Polish Jack Kerouac" and about whom was written "prose like Hemingway, looks like Dean." The 8th Day of the Week caused a sensation on publication in 1956 but was eventually banned and Hlasko denounced as "a decadent dabbler in literary carrion". Cover is creased and edgeworn, but contents tight and intact although pages begin to darken through age.. Paperback. Very Good.