Rachel Carson – The Edge of the Sea – First Edition 1955
£95.00
A first edition, first printing of ‘The Edge of the Sea’ by Rachel Carson published by Staples in 1955. A near fine book, with fading to the edges, without inscriptions, in a very good clipped wrapper with some browning and rubbing and a little chipping to the extremities
‘The Edge of the Sea’ explores the delicate ecosystems of coastal shorelines. Carson blends scientific insight with lyrical prose, examining the intricate relationships between marine organisms and their environments. She highlights the beauty and complexity of life along rocky shores, sandy beaches, and tidal pools, emphasising the interconnectedness of all life forms. The book showcases her ecological philosophy, advocating for a deeper understanding and respect for nature. Carson’s writing fosters a sense of wonder about the sea’s margins, urging readers to appreciate the fragility and vitality of these marine ecosystems.
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A first edition, first printing of ‘The Edge of the Sea’ by Rachel Carson published by Staples in 1955. A near fine book, with fading to the edges, without inscriptions, in a very good clipped wrapper with some browning and rubbing and a little chipping to the extremities
‘The Edge of the Sea’ explores the delicate ecosystems of coastal shorelines. Carson blends scientific insight with lyrical prose, examining the intricate relationships between marine organisms and their environments. She highlights the beauty and complexity of life along rocky shores, sandy beaches, and tidal pools, emphasising the interconnectedness of all life forms. The book showcases her ecological philosophy, advocating for a deeper understanding and respect for nature. Carson’s writing fosters a sense of wonder about the sea’s margins, urging readers to appreciate the fragility and vitality of these marine ecosystems.
