Authors · American
Walter Lowenfels
American poet and Daily Worker editor, convicted under the Smith Act, author of Some Deaths (1964).
- Lived
- 1897–1976
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- Sources
- Wikipedia — Walter Lowenfels
Bibliography
First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.
| Year | Title | First published by | Records |
|---|
| 1932 | Elegy in the Manner of a Requiem in Memory of D.H. Lawrence | Carrefour, Paris | Library of Congress record 81480633 · CiNii Books record BA79377822 |
| 1955 | Sonnets of Love and Liberty | The Blue Heron Press, New York | BnF catalogue record cb354205534 · Library of Congress record a56004183 |
| 1959 | American Voices | Roving Eye Press, New York | BnF catalogue record cb354093373 · swisscovery record 991060761569705501 |
| 1960 | Walt Whitman's Civil War | Knopf, New York | swisscovery record 991108892169705501 · CiNii Books record BA29380100 |
| 1964 | Some Deaths | Nantahala Foundations, Highlands, N.C | swisscovery record 991131780199705501 · Library of Congress record 84149502 |
| 1964 | To an Imaginary Daughter | Horizon Press, New York | swisscovery record 991077573309705501 · Library of Congress record 64024543 |
| 1970 | The Tenderest Lover — The Erotic Poetry of Walt Whitman | Delacorte Press, New York | swisscovery record 991073799479705501 · Library of Congress record 75114365 |
| 1975 | For Neruda, for Chile — An International Anthology | Beacon Press, Boston | SUDOC record 063340135 · Library of Congress record 74016666 |
Editions in the catalogue
Editions of Walter Lowenfels by year: 7 dated titles, 1964–1977, most in 1969 (2). Lines mark died 1976.The figures by decade
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