Crown Jewels (dollhouse size)

Feinberg, Karen

Arts & Photography

Mosaic Pr

Modern Romanian Poetry: An Anthology

Literature & Fiction

Catanoy, Nicholas

Poetry

Modern Romanian Poetry

Striking Roots: Reflections on Five Decades of Jewish Life

History

Horowitz, Aron

World

<p>This is a collection of personal memoirs of the horrors of World War I. It includes coverage of the British and Canadian Expeditionary Forces, the Egypt, Palestine &amp; Jerusalem Campaigns, and the German "Big Push" of 1918.</p>

Poor Bloody Murder: Personal Memoirs of the First World War

Reid, Go

Military

This play is hot property these days -- oddly enough for a play that went 50 years without a production. In 1932 it was a Russian social comedy, which Stanislavksky had rehearsed for 18 months and which Stalin abruptly canned...It really came back to life with a 1979 Royal Shakespeare production and a Broadway run with Derek Jacobi...Semyon Semyonovitch, depressed because he can't get a job, is going to kill himself. Word gets about and his apartment is besieged by disaffected intellectuals, butchers, prima donnas, writers and mailman. They all hate the system too, but since only Semyon is ready to kill himself, would he please sign a note saying he died for the cause of...and here they all fall to tearing one another's special interests limb from limb...

The Suicide

Erdman, Nicholai

Thalenberg, Eileen

Summer at Lonely Beach (Valley Edition)

Waddington, Miriam

Generations: Selected Poems of Rachel Korn

Korn, Rachel

The citizens of Le Javre weren't prepared for the bizarre sight that greeted them after a British troopship arrived in their harbour in January, 1916, with a fresh contingent of reinforcements for the Western Front - the troops comically marched down the gangplanks and along the quay as though they were mocking the traditional image of the stalwart soldier. They were all about 5 feet tall, miniature Guardsmen, more like mascots than fighting men. And so the first battalion of Bantams, as they were officially called, prepared for battle. They soon proved they were equal in stamina and greater in valor than standared-sized soldiers. By 1918, more that 50,000 Bantams, including almost 2,000 from Canada, had been in the trenches and their casulalties were enormous, due in part to their heedless bravery. Yet has been forgotten or deliberately concealed by army historians, who are perhaps embarrassed by the episode and fear that such little men, and the army's need to use them, somehow revealed weaknesses in the British character. Their story is now told for the first time.

Bantams: The Untold Story of World War I

Allinson, Sidney

Contemporary

The first book of Montale's poems is one of the greatest of modern poetry. Its place is just next to Alfred Prufrock and Other Observations, The Elegies of Duino, Signe ascendant by Andre Breton and other important books of poetry of this century. Although it has been translated into English at various occassions, Antonio Mazza's translation should be praised and recognized as one of the best. Mazza has been translating Montale for some years. this choice would seem to be a matter of faithfulness to the voice whose language, also Mazza's mother tongue, is Italian, with all its musical, rhythmical, incantatory and lexical implications.

Bones of the Cuttlefish: Selected Poems in Translation

Montale, Eugenio

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