Books:Slavic Literature:Emigre/Dissident Writers from ZH BOOKS

Parizh: Sintaksis, 1989. Soft cover. First edition; 5 ¾†x 8 ¼†; pp. [4], 7-95, [5] including text to last page; original heavy textured b & w wraps; very minor wear; fine condition.

Paris: YMCA-Press, 1971. Hardcover. Near Fine. First Russian edition; 5 1/2" x 7 3/4"; pp. [8], 9-573 + 2 maps; original plain green cloth-over-boards; silvery title to spine; very minor wear (spine very slightly cocked forward, mostly very clean); near fine. 'August 1914' was the first book in the author's epic cycle 'The Red Wheel.' Solzhenitsyn was… Read more about this item

Vashington: Literaturno-khudozhestvennyi Kruzhok v Kalifornii, 1965. Soft cover. Very Good. First edition; 6" x 8 1/4"; pp. [6], 5-242, [2]; original printed wraps; minor dust-dulling to covers; slight wear to head and tail of spine; very good or better. Signed/inscribed by Aleksandra L'vovna Tolstaia - the youngest daughter of Leo Tolstoy. While still young, she was imprisoned by… Read more about this item

Sofia: Durzhavno Voenno Izdatelstvo, 1962. Hardcover. Near Fine. First edition; 6" x 8"; pp. [6], 7-322, [2]; original dark orange boards with black and gilt decorations; pictorial DJ; full-page b & w illustrations; near fine with minor wear to corners; jacket in very good condition with small nicks along edges. In spite of being one of Bulgaria's most… Read more about this item

Frankfurt: Literaturnoi Evropeetz, 2008. Soft cover. Near Fine. First edition; 8vo; pp. [2], 5-212; original glossy pictorial wraps; 1" crease line to upper corner of front cover; slight curling to bottom corners of first several pages; near fine. Signed/inscribed by the author to Anatoly Liberman, a professor of linguistics, etymology, and folklore at the University of Minnesota.… Read more about this item

Frankfurt: Literaturnoi Evropeetz, 2008. Soft cover. Very Good. First edition; 8vo; pp. [3], 6-501; original glossy pictorial wraps; minor wear to covers, mostly extreme edge of upper corner of front cover and first several pages; slight blue tint to fore-edge of pages, else clean; very good or better condition. In the 1960s, Leonid Borich was a physician… Read more about this item

Moscow: Literaturnaia Uchioba, 2009. Hardcover. Very Good. First Russian edition; 8vo; pp. [7], 8-302; original pictorial boards; a few rubbed spots to head and tail of spine and corners, else clean; very good. 1 of 1000 copies. Cherentsova lives in the US. In her current book-the two novels are separate, yet connected to each other by a… Read more about this item

Sankt-Peterburg: Pushkinskii Fond. Soft cover. Good. Published quarterly; pp. (Vol.I No.2) 479, (Vol.I No.3) 479, (Vol.I No.4) 446, (Vol.II No.1) 463, (Vol.II No.2) 527, (Vol.II No.3) 527, (Vol.II No.4) 575, (Vol.III No.1) 206, (Vol.III No.2) 536, (Vol.III No.3) 477, (Vol.III No.4) 413; original wraps; different tomes with varying degrees of wear from fair+/acceptable to very good; vol. II… Read more about this item

Franc-tireur, 2009. Soft cover. Good. First edition, 16mo; pp. [8], 11-115, [11] including bibliography; original pictorial wraps; wear to extreme edges and corners of covers; small closed cut to tail of spine; good or better condition. Russian writer Vladimir Batshev, who currently lives in Germany, was a controversial figure in Russia in the 1960s. He was working… Read more about this item