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Son of Nobody

by Yann Martel

A thought-provoking first edition hardcover of Son of Nobody by Yann Martel, internationally acclaimed author of Life of Pi , winner of the Booker Prize. Published by Alfred A. Knopf Canada in 2026, this is a true first edition / first printing with full number line ending in “1”.

Martel returns with another philosophical and literary work blending myth, identity, storytelling, and human conflict. The striking blue-and-white mosaic jacket design makes this an especially attractive collectible copy for fans of modern Canadian literature and Booker Prize authors.

Book is in excellent condition overall with clean pages, tight binding, and a bright unclipped dust jacket. Minimal shelf or handling wear visible. A handsome copy suitable for collectors or readers alike.

Details:

First Edition / First Printing

Hardcover with Dust Jacket

Published by Alfred A. Knopf Canada (2026)

ISBN: 9781039001503

Printed in Canada

Full number line: 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Please review all photos carefully for condition details and feel free to ask any questions. Ships securely packed in a protective way.

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Bibliographic details

Edition
First edition, first printing
Format
Hardcover with dust jacket

This copy

Collecting details

Book condition
New (Other)
Price
C $39.99
Listing ID
127886220306

Condition

Condition notes

Excellent collectible condition. Clean bright pages, tight binding, and sharp dust jacket with minimal handling wear. Attractive modern design jacket and boards. A very nice copy from the Booker Prize–winning author of Life of Pi. Please see photos for exact condition details.

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