Barely twenty pages, written in 1903, built on a single idea: a man is literally what he thinks. Allen never argues the point so much as circles it, and the book has outlived almost everything published alongside it.
It is the most gifted essay in the self-improvement canon. Hand-bound in genuine leather with gold-tone titling, made to order — small enough to carry, made well enough to pass on.
Edition Details
- Genuine leather binding, cut and fitted by hand
- Gold-tone foil title and decorative embossing
- Hand-stitched, sewn binding built to last
- Acid-free pages for long-term preservation
- Ribbon bookmark included
- Made to order — not mass produced
Please note: this is a modern, complete printing of the text, hand-bound afterwards in genuine leather. It is a reading and keepsake edition, not a vintage antique.
Shipping: hand-bound to order — please allow 2–3 weeks for crafting before dispatch. We ship worldwide via DHL, FedEx, UPS and USPS.
