David Jenkins – Richard Burton: A Brother Remembered – SIGNED First Edition 1993
£45.00
A first edition, first printing of Richard Burton: A Brother Remembered by David Jenkins, published by Century, London in 1993. A near fine book, signed by the author in blue ink to the title page, toning to the text block and some bumping to upper edge of front board. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with bumping to the spine tips and knuckles of front and rear flap folds, with some damp-staining to head of spine and top edge of rear panel.
Richard Burton: A Brother Remembered by David Jenkins is a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Welsh actor, written by his younger brother. Offering a personal and intimate perspective, Jenkins shares childhood memories of family life and Burton’s rise to fame. The book explores Burton’s brilliance, charisma, struggles with fame and personal challenges, including his turbulent relationships. Through anecdotes and reflections, Jenkins paints a touching portrait of Burton beyond his Hollywood persona, revealing the man behind the legend.
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A first edition, first printing of Richard Burton: A Brother Remembered by David Jenkins, published by Century, London in 1993. A near fine book, signed by the author in blue ink to the title page, toning to the text block and some bumping to upper edge of front board. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with bumping to the spine tips and knuckles of front and rear flap folds, with some damp-staining to head of spine and top edge of rear panel.
Richard Burton: A Brother Remembered by David Jenkins is a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Welsh actor, written by his younger brother. Offering a personal and intimate perspective, Jenkins shares childhood memories of family life and Burton’s rise to fame. The book explores Burton’s brilliance, charisma, struggles with fame and personal challenges, including his turbulent relationships. Through anecdotes and reflections, Jenkins paints a touching portrait of Burton beyond his Hollywood persona, revealing the man behind the legend.
