Beem, a novel by Gavriil Troyepolsky, was first published in Russian in 1971 and translated into English with this first edition issued by Harper & Row in 1978. This captivating story centers on Beem, a white Gordon setter with a black ear, whose coloring set him apart from purebred expectations. The narrative explores the deep bond between dog and man, highlighting themes of loyalty, training, and the trials of war.
The book is designed by C. Linda Dingler and carries the ISBN 0-06-014348-7. It was published simultaneously in the United States and Canada, providing a compelling glimpse into canine legends and stories through Troyepolsky's rich prose. This collectible edition is an excellent addition for lovers of dog literature, Russian novels in translation, and first edition collectors.
