Books by Le Sueur

New York: International Publishers. 1979. 171p., wraps slightly worn, first published in 1940. "... Le Sueur's best- known collection. Within the canon of proletarian literature, her stories stand out for their Midwestern focus, their delicate style, and their female perspective." *Buhle 403 ... more information

New York: International Publishers. 1940. 191p., first edition, original green cloth with a dulled, soiled spine, ownership signature of Gus Hall on front paste down and his stamp on the front blank endpaper. "... Le Sueur's best-known collection. Within the canon of proletarian literature, her stories stand out for their Midwestern focus, their delicate style, and their female perspective." *Buhle 403 ... more information

New York: International Publishers,. [1940]. original blue-green cloth lettered in yellow.. A fine copy in very good dust jacket with wear at edges, small stains. and soiling to rear panel, and clipped price. (#117128). First edition. A collection of proletarian fiction by this Midwestern political activist. According to Nelson Algren, Le Sueur "is one of the very few revolutionary writers who combine a powerful realism and a deep sense of beauty." Horace Gregory comments: "What she has to sa... more information

New York: International Publishers. (1940). First. First edition. Light stain to the front board and top of the spine, else very good in very good, moderately soiled dustwrapper with some light wear to the ends of the spine and a stain on the inside of the dustwrapper. . ... more information

New York: International Publishers, 1940. First Edition.. Cloth boards; dustjacket. Fine and unmarked in lightly dusted jacket. Unusually bright copy of the author's first published story collection, a collection of stories on revolutionary themes. Le Sueur, who died in 1996, was well known for her important early work in the women's rights movement as well as for her many volumes of juvenile literature, which she continued to publish into her 90s. ... more information