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Genevieve Taggard

American poet of the 1930s left and editor of New Masses, author of Calling Western Union (1936).

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

Year	Title	First published by	Records
1922	For Eager Lovers	T. Seltzer, New York	Open Library
1923	Hawaiian Hilltop	Wyckoff & Gelber, San Francisco	Library of Congress record 24020286
1925	May Days — An Anthology of Verse from Masses-Liberator	Boni & Liveright, New York	Library of Congress record 26000028 · CiNii Books record BA18370783
1928	Travelling Standing Still — Poems, 1918-1928	A.A. Knopf, New York	Library of Congress record 28021037 · CiNii Books record BA46498005
1929	Monologue for Mothers — (Aside)	Random House, New York	Library of Congress record ca29000578 · CiNii Books record BA46497578
1930	The Life and Mind of Emily Dickinson	A.A. Knopf, New York	Open Library
1936	Calling Western Union	Harper & brothers	Open Library
1938	Collected Poems	Harper & Brothers, New York	Open Library
1938	Collected Poems, 1918-1938	Harper & Row, New York	swisscovery record 991170497957605501 · Library of Congress record 38028923
1941	Lark — For Four-Part Chorus of Unaccompanied Mixed Voices (Divisi) with Baritone Solo	E. C. Schirmer, Boston	swisscovery record 991102220199705501 · Library of Congress record 44008510
1946	Slow Music	Harper & brothers	Open Library
1947	Long View	The Book Club of California, San Francisco	Open Library

No editions by Genevieve Taggard are catalogued under any of the publishers yet.