Vol. 1, No. 1 (June, 1967). Little magazine edited & published in Forest Hills, N.Y. by Leroy Kanterman. Theodore Enslin and J. W. Hackett among the contributors. [44776]

Vol. I, No. 2 (December, 1936). Hoffman p. 333. Little magazine edited in Brooklyn by Noah Landau, Matthew Kamm & Sidney Young. This issue features a story by Weldon Kees. [105590]

No. 1 (1950). Little magazine edited in Paris by John T. Dwyer & Ross-Smith. Contributors include Vladimir Ruboschov, Maureen Irwin, St. John Dennis, C. F. Mac Intyre, Jacc-Doyle Haamer, Dwyer, Edmond Desevres, Edgard Pillet, James R. Hewitt & Ross-Smith. [105700]

Vol. 5, No. 3 (September, 1904). Little magazine issued in San Francisco by Paul Elder & Company. This issue contains a tipped-in frontispiece of a b/w reproduction of a painting by William Keith, "Society" by Charles Keeler, "William Keith: An Appreciation" by George Wharton James, etc. [89987]

N° 9 (September, 1936). Contains "The Stormy Petrel," a poem by Maxim Gorky, "The Stormy Petrel," a drawing by William Gropper, "The Massacres of Paris" by J. Cassou, "About 'The Massacres of Paris'" by Louis Aragon, "Oswald Spengler: The Last Philosopher of Fascism" by E. Lundberg, "Scenes from Hindu Life,"..... [46964]

N° 5 (Automne 1951). Contains material by Max Jacob, James Baldwin, Henry Miller, et al. [74787]

Vol. 1, No. 1 (November, 1939) - Vol. 2, No. 2 (Winter, 1940-41). The first six issues of this little magazine edited by John Waller, Kenneth Walker, et al. Contributors include Marie Stopes, Kay Boyle, Naomi Mitchison, Emmanuel Carnevali, Laurence Housman, André Breton. H. E. Bates, A. L. Rowse, C...... [32182]

Vol. II, No. 3 (May-June, 1934). Hoffman p. 309. Little magazine edited in Philadelphia by Jay Harrison & S. Beryl Lush. This issue contains material by Benjamin Appel, William Kozlenko, James Laughlin, IV, Jose Garcia Villa, et al. [105594]

Vol. I, No. 6 (1923). Little magazine edited in Berkeley by Roy Edwin Chanslor, James T. Van Rensselaer, Jr. & Willard Johnson. This issue contains material by Witter Bynner, Genevieve Taggard, Helen Hoyt, George Sterling, Clark Ashton Smith, et al. [90570]

Vol. 3, No. 6 [Serial No. 27] (June, 1920). Goldwater 137. Contains "Palmer and the Outlaws" by Robert Minor, "Jim Larkin Goes to Jail" by Louise Bryant, "Why Copper Is Red" by W. F. Dunne, "Self-Determination of Nations," a speech by Nikolai Lenin, "Democracy and Revolution II" by Bertrand Russell..... [91100]

Red cover illus. by Frank Walts. Vol. 6, No. 8 [Serial No. 64] (August, 1923). Goldwater 137. Contains material by Art Young, Hugo Gellert, C[harles] E. Ruthenberg, Maurice Becker, John Pepper [pseudonym of Josef Pogany], William Gropper, Claude McKay, Louis Ginsberg, Elsa Gidlow, Robert Minor, Victor Serge, Harrison George, Scott..... [91103]

Vol. 1, No. 9 (November, 1918). Goldwater 137. Contains material by Boardman Robinson, Max Eastman, Art Young, John Reed, Floyd Dell, Clement Wood, Alexander Trachtenberg, et al. [91105]

#1 (1990). Little magazine published & edited in Somerville, Mass. by Joseph Torra. This issue contains "Why Aimé Césaire" by T.J. Anderson III, three poems by Aimé Césaire, translated by Anderson & Richard Lanoie, and poetry & prose by Barbara Blatner, Thorpe Feidt, Lori Lubeski, Michael Franco, et al. [16984]