The New York Review of Books Slipcase For the Activist What's a Girl to Do

What's a Girl to Do

containing five each of four whimsical illustrations by Gorey

adapted from an illustration of stick insects by English entomologist John Obadiah Westwood (1805–1893)

Nixon and the Arms Race: How Much Is "Sufficiency"

Love in a Cold Climate from the October 6

The New York Review of Books Slipcase For the Activist What's a Girl to DoThe case for The New York Review of Books Store and protect your treasured library. These sturdy slipcases will keep your copies of the Review neatly and attractively organized but still within easy reach. Each slipcase holds a full year (twenty issues) of The New York Review of Books. Specially designed to fit the Review, in black with gold foil logo. Outside dimensions of each slipcase: 16" x 11. 5" x 3. 5" Orders shipping outside the USA may take