Authors starting with S from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Frankfurt West Germany / Universal City CA: Confederation of Iranian Students (National Union) / I. S. A. U. S., 1974-5. First two issues of the revolutionary journal, each 31p., professionally printed in Germany with typos, 8.5x5.5 inch printed wraps, untrimmed edges, mild browning of paperstock and light soiling. Most of the content of both issues concerns the Middle East, with material on Africa (Guinea-Bissau on Mozambique's independence, poetry by David Diop, etc. Includes material on torture in I... more information

Barcelona: the Falange, 1937. 1p. broadside, 15x21 inch folio sheet of pinkish, reasonably substantial newsprint neatly folded to 10.5x7.5 inches, surface is mildly dust-soiled and slightly edgeworn with short tears at the folds, two dark ink splotches obscure parts of two paragraphs. Verso adhesions show this item was once posted. The broadside, containing the party's 26-point program, does not contain a 27th point found in the clandestine Barcelona version: "Pactaremos muy poco. Solo en el empuj... more information

Fullerton, CA: the Union, [1973?]. vii, 83p., illustrations, very good in original stapled pictorial wraps. Bilingual Vietnamese/English poetry, reflecting the resistance of the Vietnamese to the American war. ... more information

Fullerton, CA: the Union, [1973?]. vii, 83p., illustrations, mildly worn wraps. Bilingual Vietnamese/English poetry, reflecting the resistance of the Vietnamese to the American war. ... more information

Decatur, GA: `Sullivan Press/AEGIS, 1996. ix, 104p., 8.5x11 inches, first edition, wraps. ... more information

New York: Pioneer Publishers, [1934?]. 31p., wraps slightly soiled. Trotskyist group, result of a merger between the American Workers Party [A.J. Muste's group] and the Communist League, later becoming the Socialist Workers Party. *Seidman W389 ... more information

Paris: Nouvelles Editions Latines, 1962. 60p., 4.5x7.5 inches, preface, poems, text in French, pages unopened, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Poetry by one of the first Senegalese novelists. ... more information

[New York?]: New York Regional SDS, [1968]. 5p., illustrated wraps, 8.5x11 inches stapled in the upper left hand corner, staple beginning to rust, mimeographed. Caption title: The Foreign Policy Association celebrates 50 years of successful propaganda; Dean and Charlie head the bill at the Hilton where the elite meet to eat: come have dinner with the real warmakers. Not found in OCLC. ... more information

N.pl.: Students for a Democratic Society, [1972-73]. Two handbills; "Killer Nixon hits dikes" is a call to join demonstrators at Republican headquarters in Los Angeles on August 21, 1972. Printed on both sides of a browned legal-size sheet, the reverse presents the text of an anti-racism bill. "Demonstrate inauguration day" is printed on both sides of an 8.5x11 inch sheet with crude illustrations; it calls for a protest in San Francisco on the day of Nixon's swearing in and lists a ... more information

San Jose: SLUG, 1992. [24p.], 5.5x8.5 inches, small black and white photos, very good in stpled white pictorial wraps. Program for the event, with short biographies of the contestants. ... more information

Montreal: The Marxist-Leninist Organization of Canada In Struggle!, 1979. 29p., wraps. OCLC lists two holdings, none in the USA. ... more information

Quebec: the Organization, 1979. 85p., wraps, illus. Supplement to the newspaper IN STRUGGLE!. ... more information

Old Westbury, NY: the college, 1967, 1968. Two items from the foundation stages of the SUNY campus, the first being a 14-page mimeographed document on 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left, outlining plans for the coming two years; the latter document is a booklet of 83 pages formally introducing the first program of the campus in 1968 ... more information

Los Angeles: Museum of Contemporary Art, 1984. 59p., numerous black/white and color illustrations, slightly worn wraps with a nick, decorated on versos with screens of Saar's workAngeles. ... more information

Guadalajara: Agata Editores, 1997. 199p., one of 1,000 copies, first edition, wraps. ... more information

Manchester and New York: Carcanet Press, 1987. 166p., first English translation, dj slightly wrinkled. ... more information

Barcelona: Editorial Joventut, 1937. 160p., profusely illus. with b&w drawings by Josep Vinyals (but NB, the called-for 8 color plates have been removed!), first edition 9.5x7 inch decorated cloth boards in color-illustrated dj (shows what the missing plates were like), cracked front hinge barely holding, casing a bit soiled and stained from handling and mildly edgeworn, jacket is chipped and badly worn (a 2x5 inch chip to back panel affects publisher's advertisement). Within, expect some dust-soil... more information

London and Philadelphia: The Panos Institute and New Society Publishers, 1989. v, 198p., wraps. ... more information

Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2000. xviii, 177p., prologue, exhibits, notes, index, very good first edition in boards and dj. Lengthy personal inscriptions signed by author Larry J. Sabato. ... more information

Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1993. xviii, 369p., illus., dj. In this book, Arthur J. Sabin tells the heartbreaking story of how this organization, and with it the hopes and dreams of thousands of American working people was destroyed. It is a very important story, a grim and awful story. It must be read and understood so that nothing like it will ever happen again." -foreword by Howard Fast. ... more information