St. Simons Memoir by Eugenia Price is a captivating personal story of the author's discovery and deep connection to Georgia's St. Simons Island. This first edition, published in 1978, offers readers a unique journey through the island's charm and the author's friendships, especially the influential "first six" who inspired her acclaimed trilogy: Lighthouse, New Moon Rising, and Beloved Invader. Price's evocative prose captures the magic of Southern small-town community life and the building of her island home amidst the "dear dark woods."
This collectible volume includes the original dust jacket featuring a moody forest scene and is printed in the United States. The memoir is an essential addition for fans of Southern literature and those interested in Eugenia Price's work. Its notable provenance and first edition status add to the book's desirability among collectors.
