Vol. 314, No. 4072 (July 22, 1922). "About a year ago, when the appalling extent of the Russian famine first became apparent, Maksim Gor'kii wrote a letter fo Vladimir Korolenko, the great Russian writer, who died last Christmas, asking him to coöperate with the Soviet Government in fighting the famine..... [55102]
No place (printed in Astoria, Ore.): American Suomalaisten Sosialisten Kustannusliikkeiden Liiton Kustantama, (1928). 8vo. Pictorial wraps. 177 p. Finnish-American socialist novel about "lost" girls. [77993]
Illus. by D. Piatkin. Trans. by Bernhard Isaacs. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1954. 8vo. Green fabrikoid binding, stamped in blue gilt & blind, bevelled edges. 604 p. Stalin Prize-winning novel of the development of socialist agriculture on the Siberian steppes. [47116]
Illus. by D. Piatkin. Trans. by Bernhard Isaacs. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1954. 8vo. Green fabrikoid binding, stamped in blue gilt & blind, bevelled edges. 604 p. Stalin Prize-winning novel of the development of socialist agriculture on the Siberian steppes. [47267]
New York: John Day, (1941). 8vo. Brown cloth, stamped in black. 269 p. 1st edition. A collection of radical one-act plays including "Fire and Cloud: A Radio Play of a Southern Negro Bread Riot" by Richard Wright, "Saturday Night: A Play of Sharecropper Life" by Paul Green, "Wait and See..... [87124]
In "Xanadu" Vol. 1, No. 1 (Summer, 1975). Little magazine published by the Long Island Poetry Collective. [21771]
No place: Self-published, (1955). Wraps. Not paginated. 1st ed. "'A Ballad of August Bondi' was commissioned by the Jewish Young Folksingers as their contribution to the nationwide festivities honoring the tercentenary of Jewish life in North America" [21636]
New York: International Publishers, (1949). Wraps. 32 p. International Poets' Series. 1st ed. [4622]
Winterville, Ga.: Ali Baba Press, (1986). Wraps. 20 p. Sesame Signatures Series No. 3. 1st ed. [21637]
Foreword by Alfred Kreymborg. New York: Cameron & Kahn, (1954). 8vo. Wraps. 64 p. 1st edition, paperback issue. [86758]
Foreword by Alfred Kreymborg. New York: Cameron & Kahn, (1954). 64 p. 1st ed. [21635]
New York: William-Frederick Press, 1950. Wraps. 31 p. 1st ed. [44203]
New York: The William-Frederick Press, 1950. Wraps. 31 p. 1st ed. [21638]
New York: William-Frederick Press, 1950. Wraps. 31 p. 1st ed. [4583]
Astoria, L.I.: Self-published, (1945). 8vo. Wraps. [24] p. 1st edition. Contains The Refugee Ship, Elegy for Meyer Levin, The Odessa Partisans, The Recapture of Sevastopol, Tito, Liberation Song, etc. [86080]
Illus. by Theodore Fried, Jean Hale, Louis Harris, Herbert Kruckman, Saul Lishinsky, Alice Neel, Philip Reisman, Joseph Solman, Edward Strickland, Estelle Tambak, Anthony Toney & Hilde Weingarten. Intro. by Saul Lishinsky. New York: Thomas Yoseloff, (1958). Small 4to. Cloth. 107 p. 1st ed. [44650]
Moscow: Progress Publishers, (1981). 16mo. Black decorative cloth, stamped in white & gilt. 478 p. [104132]
New York: The Sunwise Turn, 1920. Cloth-backed pictorial boards, paper spine label. 177 p. 1st ed. Five plays including one, "Vote the New Moon," which is dedicated to John Reed and Louise Bryant. [5794]
Vol. XXI, No. 7 (November 10, 1936). A review of "Pretty Boy" by William Cunningham. This issue also contains a review written by Ralph Bunche, "Liberal Individualism" by Stephen Spender, "Officers and Gentlemen" by Ilya Ehrenbourg, "Proclamation to the Troops" by Francisco Largo Caballero, etc. [55158]
New York: Vanity Press, (1981). 8vo. Wraps. 31 p. 1st ed. [76302]
New York: Free Ranger Tribe / Birth Press, (1971). Small 4to. Wraps. 31 p. 1st edition. [87824]
New York: Self-published, 1947. Small 4to. 93 p. 2nd ed. Text in Yiddish. [28333]
Moskva: Izdatelstvo "Znanie," 1952. 8vo. Wraps. 22 p. [35471]
Illus. by V. Valdmanis. Trans. by Ivy & Tatiana Litvinov. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1954. 8vo. Black fabrikoid binding, stamped in blue, white & gilt. 579 p. "Vilis Lacis (born 1904) is one of the foremost writers in Soviet Latvia. His novel 'The Fisherman's Son,' written in the years..... [47119]
Illus. by V. Valdmanis. Trans. by Ivy & Tatiana Litvinov. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1954. 8vo. Black fabrikoid binding, stamped in blue, white & gilt. 579 p. "Vilis Lacis (born 1904) is one of the foremost writers in Soviet Latvia. His novel 'The Fisherman's Son,' written in the years..... [47261]