Eileen (2015)

Ottessa Moshfegh · Penguin Press, New York · Updated 28 Oct 2026

Publisher Penguin Press Year 2015

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Quick answer

Who published the Eileen first edition?: Penguin Press, New York, in 2015, in hardback.

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How Penguin marked its first editions

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