Well, A Romance in Perpetuity.  London: Routledge, 1942. First Edition. Pp, 89. Quarter cloth, pale green paper boards. Matching dust jacket lettered in red. Jacket lightly spotted, with spotting to endpapers & fore-edge.

Frontispiece illustration by the author.

More widely known for his artistry, Yeats also had a significant interest in theatre and literature. His literary output included novels & plays. This was his third published novel.

“Never was there such a subtle blend of poetry and humour, of philosophy and tenderness, as in this miniature book.”