It's funny you are having such a hard time looking for "Sphinx of
the Ice Fields,", since this book was the first one I bought when
I "re-discovered" Jules Verne two years ago. It's easily
abailable here in Argentina and quite cheap, but, of course, in
spanish. It's hard cover and with a short note explaining the
relation with Poe's book. Contains no ilustrations but it's the
complete version.
It's edited by "Edicomunicación SA" (Madrid, Spain)
(www.edicomunicacion.com) and it belongs to the colection "Obras
inmortales de la literatura universal"
I really loved and enjoyed this book, good luck with your work
Florencia
"Jeschonek, Robert" wrote:
> I've searched extensively for Verne's "Sphinx of the Ice
> Fields," and am thrilled to learn that you have a copy. Is it,
> indeed, the complete, unabridged text of the novel?
> Approximately how many pages is it in length? I would be most
> grateful if you could take the time and trouble to xerox the
> novel and mail it to me; I will certainly reimburse you for the
> cost of copying and postage. I'm a graduate student at Indiana
> University of PA, and I am working on a paper exploring the
> linkages between Verne and Poe; thus, a reproduction of the
> complete text of the novel is exactly what I need. (Could you
> also include copies of the front pages of the book that detail
> its publication history and title? I'll need those for
> citations in the paper. Also, if the book includes an
> introduction or preface related to Verne's novel, or discussing
> his and Poe's novels in tandem, could you copy and send along
> those as well?) The paper is due December 9, so I'd like to
> get started on Verne's novel as soon as I can. If the copies
> are clean enough, when I've finished the paper, I'd be
> interested in scanning the text into electronic form and making
> it available to Zvi for posting on his Verne website. Please
> let me know if you can help me out; I would really appreciate
> it. This novel, despite its connection to Poe's high profile
> novel, is impossible to find! (Which makes it a good subject
> for a paper, of course.)
Received on Fri 15 Nov 2002 - 20:19:57 IST