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Granville Hicks

Marxist literary critic of the New Masses, author of The Great Tradition (1933), who broke with the party in 1939.

Lived: 1901–1982
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Sources: Wikipedia — Granville Hicks

Bibliography

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

Year	Title	First published by	Records
1936	John Reed — The Making of a Revolutionary	Macmillan, New York	Open Library
1939	Figures of Transition — A Study of British Literature at the End of the Nineteenth Century by Granville Hicks	Macmillan, New York	Open Library
1957	The Living Novel — A Symposium	Macmillan, New York	Open Library
1966	James Gould Cozzens	University of Minnesota Press	Open Library

Editions in the catalogue

Year	Title	Author(s)	Publisher	Language
1935	The Great Tradition✓Free — An Interpretation of American Literature Since the Civil War	Granville Hicks	International Publishers	English
1936	Proletarian Literature in the United States✓ — An Anthology	Granville Hicks & Joseph Freeman	Lawrence & Wishart	Not recorded
1954	Where We Came Out✓	Granville Hicks	Victor Gollancz Ltd.	English