Authors/Editors Pablo Neruda Federico Garcia Lorca Poems by Among the contents of this Red Army Anniversary Issue are "The Russians: Marching Song for 1943" a poem by Wytter Bynner and tribute poems to the Red Army by John Gould Fletcher and William Rose Benet and an exchange of letters between Ilya Ehrenburg and Pablo Neruda. The top corners of the wraps are lightly creased.
Quarto 11-3/4 inches high by 8-5/8 inches wide soft cover bound in pictorial wraps titled in red & with a dramatic picture of a Soviet warrior after a poster by Klimashiny on the front cover. Bynner Witter Fletcher John Gould Benet William Rose Neruda Pablo et al. Buenos Aires, Editorial Nascimento, Santiago, Chile, 1924 hardcover Bound with pictorial front wrap in maroon cloth spine stamped in gold red faded marker ribbon corners bumped covers scuffed & stained waterstain on front corner pages darkened good. Selección de Pablo Neruda are El destructor de ilusiones El lÃmite de la sonrisa La evocación de la infancia La verdad ideal La vida litteraria and Conversaciones de Anatole France reunidas por Paul Gsell. Traducción directa del francés por Jorge de Marepois of Itinéraire de Paris à Buenos-Ayres in English Anatole France Abroad. Buenos Aires Editorial Nascimento Santiago Chile 1924. Itinerario de Paris a Buenos Aires & Páginas Escogidas. France Anatole 1844 1924 Marepois Jorge de translator. Lasch "The Suppression of Clandestine Marriage in England." 8.5" 21.5 cm tall 109 pages. Contents: Boyers "The Family Novel" Sedgwick "Goffman's Anti-Psychiatry" Karlen "Four Poems" Neruda "Oliverio Girondo" Girondo "Two Poems" Wheatcroft "Yorkshire Fir" Burden "Poem for Eric Barker" Molesworth "Saturday Afternoons" Moore "Two Poems" Ballowe "C's Song" Pinsker "Penelope's Reply" Kavolis "Paradigms of Order: Nature The Factory Art" Matthews "Questionnaire for T. Saratoga Springs NY: Skidmore College 1974. Sedgwick Peter Karlen Arno Neruda Pablo Girondo Oliverio Wheatcroft John Burden Jean Moleswort Also prints "America" by Ginsberg "Imperator Victus" by Hart Crane "Night Here" by Gary Snyder "The Man in the Dead Machine" by Donald Hall and many other contributors. Prints "The United Fruit Company" "Dictators" and "I Wish the Wood-Cutter Would Wake Up" by Pablo Neruda both in the original Spanish and the English translation by Robert Bly. Octavo mustard yellow paper-covered boards green cloth spine 106 pages. Poet William Doreski's copy with his ink name and date "24 Jan.
A fine copy in near fine price-clipped dust jacket jacket has slight dust soiling on rear panel else crisp and bright. FORTY POEMS TOUCHING ON RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY. FORTY POEMS TOUCHING ON RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY. United States Estados Unidos Estados Unidos États-Unis
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