The New Page edition of this book is a true piece of cr*p! Every single page has multiple typographical errors, obviously deriving from shoddy proofreading of the text they scanned. I thought I could deal with it, but it reached the point where it was distracting, so I ordered the Dover edition instead. I was an idiot not to get that one in the first place. Don't repeat my mistake!

If you care at all about books' content and appearance, avoid spending your hard-earned money on this edition. A classic Evans-Wentz's book may be, but New Page Books, the publisher of this edition, has made it look ridiculous by punctuating the text with cheap clip-art style doodles. Almost every page is defaced by art that's silly, cartoony, and does little to illustrate or advance the author's argument.

An even worse crime against Evans-Wentz's work is the incompetent typesetting. Even a casual glance reveals howlers: "uncivilized" has become "tin-civilized"; "Karnak" is turned into "Karnab." Was there even a cursory attempt at proofreading? A professional publisher wouldn't have let this monstrosity see the light of day.

If you buy books just to keep them on the shelf, this edition may be fine for you. If actually intend to read this book, find another edition.