Authors · Australian

Judah Waten

Russian-born Australian communist novelist, author of Alien Son (1952).

Lived
1911–1985
Also known as
Judah L. Waten
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Judah Waten

Bibliography

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

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1954The UnbendingAustralasian Book Society, Melbourneswisscovery record 991154376139705501 · Library of Congress record 54042831
1957Shares in MurderAustralasian Book Society, Melbourneswisscovery record 991100815049705501 · Library of Congress record 58026946
1961Time of ConflictAustralasian Book Society, Sydneyswisscovery record 991046746909705501 · Library of Congress record 83109617
1966Season of Youth — A NovelCheshire, Melbourneswisscovery record 991083372849705501 · Library of Congress record 73163017
1969From Odessa to Odessa — The Journey of an Australian WriterCheshire, Melbourneswisscovery record 991102604209705501 · Library of Congress record 72089910
1971So Far No FurtherWren, VictoriaOpen Library
1973Bottle-O!Cassell Australia, Stanmore (N.S.W.)Open Library
1974Alien SonLloyd O'NeilOpen Library
1974Classic Australian Short StoriesWren, MelbourneLibrary of Congress record 75307748 · CiNii Books record BA83871232
1978Love and RebellionHodja, Richmond, Vic., AustSUDOC record 055975143 · swisscovery record 991001214649705501
1982Scenes of Revolutionary LifeAngus & Robertson, London, etcOpen Library
1990Distant LandAngus and Robertson, LondonOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

YearTitleAuthor(s)PublisherLanguage
1987Pamiatnye stranitsy✓Judah L. WatenRaduga PublishersRussian