Presented here is a true First Edition / First Printing of Parallax by Vladimir Yurasov, published by W.W. Norton in 1966. This Cold War–era novel blends political tension, human struggle, and the complexities of Soviet life, written by an author who drew heavily from firsthand experience. Yurasov’s work occupies a unique space in émigré literature, appreciated by collectors for its authenticity and historical resonance.

This edition features the correct first-issue points:

“First Edition” statement present

Full number line: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Published simultaneously in the U.S. and Canada

About the Author

Vladimir Yurasov was a Russian-born writer known for exploring themes of displacement, Soviet politics, and the psychological effects of authoritarianism. His novels were well-received among readers seeking literature with insight into life behind the Iron Curtain.

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Condition

Book: Very Good

Clean boards with strong corners.

Tight binding; no loose pages.

Textblock clean with no major writing or highlighting (only a small name written on front endpaper).

Pages uniformly aged but well-preserved.

Spine clean with only light rub wear.

Dust Jacket: Fair–Poor

Rip/tear at lower front, visible creasing.

Chipping along top edge and spine.

Small stain on rear panel near upper section.

Price intact ($7.95).

Now placed in a protective sleeve for preservation.