2 (1952). Literary journal issued in Bombay by People's Publishing House, the publishing arm of the Indian Communist Party. [101251]

N° 6 (1935). Contains stories by V. Jelezniak, I. Babel & Sandor Gergely, paintings by Ernst Neuschul & Jacob Burck, "Lenin, Hero of Folkore" by Derenik Demirjian, "Life of Esthetics" by N.G. Chernishevski, "The Negro and American Literature" by E. Clay, "Andres Carranche de Rios: Spanish Writer," autobiographical notes by..... [41682]

First Collection [1943], Second Collection [1945] & 3 [ca. 1946]. Apparently a complete run of three issues of this radical literary journal edited in Glasgow by John Singer. The subtitle is dropped with the second issue and the third issue is re-christened "Milion: The People's Review." The "First Collection" contains..... [70438]

First issue (1962). Only issue of this journal issued in New York by the League of Militant Poets. It contains a section of poems by Nicolas Guillen and other Cuban writers, scenes from the screenplay of "Ivan the Terrible Part III" by Sergei Eisenstein and poems by Michael McClure, John..... [51359]

Illus. by Giacomo Patri. San Francisco: American Russian Institute for Cultural Relations with the Soviet Union, (1944). Small 4to. Boards, d.w. 81 p. 1st ed. One of 1500 copies printed by the Grabhorn Press. Nice copy of a poorly-made book which is notoriously found in bad condition. [44556]

Vol. 2, No. 6 (January, 1902). "The Whim is the official organ of the Grand Order of Whimsical Folk, under whose auspices it is published ever and anon, or say once a month at 26 Campbell St., Newark, N. J." While the magazine opens with a whimsical advertiesment for "The..... [20900]

Bombay: Popular Book Depot, (1944). 12mo. Cloth-backed boards, paper label. 197 p. 2nd printing. [108386]

By the "Red Bard" (pseudonym). Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1948. 12mo. Wraps. 15 p. 1st ed. Militant poem of the march of the workers toward the overthrow of capitalism. [25916]

Translated by Nicholas Bethell. Dust wrapper design by Antonio Frasconi. New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (1975). 8vo. Blue cloth, stamped in silver. 211 p. 1st American edition. Bilingual Russian & English edition. [100611]

Columbus, Ohio: Rowfant Press and Binders, 1913. 16mo. Pictorial cloth. 163 p. 1st ed. Hanna 38. Prestridge 46. In this novel a "poor working boy becomes an inventor, then mill manager, and is murdered by striking workers" - Hanna. [10336]

Moskva: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Khudozhestvennaia Literatura," 1939. 24mo. Wraps. 38 p. Poems in praise of Joseph Stalin presented at a Party congress which were said to be endorsed by 500,000 Uzbek kolkhozniki, workers & intellectuals. [90548]

West-Boylston, Mass.: "From the author's private press," 1943. 8vo. Wraps. 24 p. 1st ed. Volume of poems with some social content - "Democracy Has a Right to Defend Itself," "Japs," "Public Welfare Wolf Pack, "Sonnet to a Soldier, "Wage Slave," etc. [47966]