 Courtesy of the NYPL Digital Gallery (image use requires permission from the New York Public Library) | William GoldmanAuthor of The Princess BrideAlso known as: Wiliam Goldman, S. Morgenstern, William Goldman, Simon Morgenstern, William Goldman's, William and S. Morgenstern Goldman ... (see complete list), S.; Abridged By William Goldman Morgenstern, Abridged By William Goldman, FORMER OWNER STAMP Ba, S. (William Goldman), Illustrated by Paul Giovanop, S. (aka William Goldman ); illustr by Paul Giovano
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Simon Morgenstern is both a pseudonym and a narrative device invented by Goldman to add another layer to his novel The Princess Bride
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