ROBERT H. McNEAL
Bride of the Revolution
The first major biography of Lenin's wife, and the story of her
remarkable marriage to the greatest among European revolution–
ary leaders. With eight pages of photographs.
"While meticulously researched and written ... this is an eminently
readable and simply told story of love, politics and the cruel turns
of history."
-Publishers' Weekly $10.00
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ANDRE BRETON
Manifestoes of Surrealism
Translated by Richard Seaver and Helen
R.
Lane
"The translation ... of the seminal precepts of the founder of the
surrealist movement has long been overdue. In view of the in–
tricacies of thought and language characteristic of Andre Breton's
prose, Richard Seaver and Helen R. Lane's renderings are re–
markably good."
-Anna Balakian,
Saturday Review
$8.50/ paperbound $3.25
HARVEY GROSS
The Contrived Corridor
History and Fatality in Modern Literature
Taking his title from T. S. Eliot's "Gerontion," Harvey Gross
offers a brilliant investigation of the centrality of historical aware–
ness in the works of Pound, Yeats, Mann, Malraux, Eliot, and
Henry Adams.
$6.95
Irving Howe and Eliezer Greenberg, Editors
Voices from the Yiddish
Essays, Memoirs, Diaries
"Howe and Greenberg have put together a sound, significant,
moving volume, happily rescuing from oblivion a number of fugi–
tive works well deserving of recognition."
-Abe C. Ravitz,
The
(Cleveland)
Plain Dealer $8.95
