Book summaryThis fantastical novel, determinedly set in 1871 New York City, is narrated by a newspaper editor, one of whose reporters has mysteriously disappeared. The search for him leads at last to a mad scientist who experiments on human beings in an orphanage on the city's Upper East Side. Media reviews"[S]tartling and spellbinding....The reader is helplessly and gratefully caught in the current." |
The Waterworksby Doctorow, E.L1stED, mystery
Book desription: Macmillan, 1994. 1stED, mystery. 1st English Edition, published prior to U.S. Edition, FINE in FINE Dust Jacket, Hardcover, Mylar protected. A very nice copy, clean and crisp. ISBN 0-394-58754-5.
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