London: Congress for Cultural Freedom, 1965, 1966. Two issues of the staplebound journal, lightly worn wraps. Issues present are No. 4 (Autumn 1965) and No 5 (Winter 1966). Topics discussed include censorship of theater, China's information control system, and much more. In 1966 it was revealed that the sponsoring organization..... More

Cat.No: 226036

n.p. [196-?]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good. More

Cat.No: 258153

Rohnert Park, CA: Project Censored, 2008. 8p. newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, very good. Includes a cover story on the group's receipt of an award from PEN Okaland, an obituary for longtime Sonoma State professor and activist Tom Lough, a piece on the success of democratic socialism in Venezuela, and more. More

Cat.No: 251476

n.p. [1956]. Single page, typescript handbill mimeographed on thin paper, 8.5 x 11 inches, printed on one side. Anonymous exhortation to California voters to press their assemblymen to support the "senate book bill" (SB 1671). This bill would remove from school libraries any works that did not "impress upon the..... More

Cat.No: 123647

Xi'an: Tai bai wen yi chu ban she 太白文艺出版社, 2006. 301p., paperback, very good. Text in Chinese. Zhongguo gu dai jin hui yan qing xiao shuo, vol. 7. Part of a series reprinting erotic works that had previously been banned. These three novels date to the Qing dynasty. More

Cat.No: 237005

New York: Seven Stories Press, 2000. Hardcover. 303p., cd with 78 minutes of the African American journalist's banned radio commentaries and readings by literary figures and activists supporting Mumia inserted in a sleeve pasted to the f.e.p., first printing, a fine copy. More

Cat.No: 197830

Indianapolis: American Trust Publications, no date, circa 1980. Paperback. xii, 355p., trade-sized paperbound in 8.5x6 inch decorated wraps; mildly edgeworn with some thumb-soil to foredge, clean and unmarked within, a good copy. More

Cat.No: 227304

Shanghai: Shanghai wenhua chubanshe 上海文化出版社, 1994. 715p., lightly shelfworn wraps; black and white illustrations. Overview of book banning in Chinese imperial history, including a list of 3,000 banned titles and their authors. More

Cat.No: 184558

New York: Viking, 1987. Hardcover. 206p., very good first US edition in quarter-cloth boards and unclipped dj. Cuban American novelist. This was his first novel, meant to be the beginning of a semi-autobiographical series of 5 books of which "Farewell to the Sea" was the third book but the first..... More

Cat.No: 16223

New York: Horace Liverwright, 1928. Hardcover. 323p., illustrations, one of 3,000 copies, very good first US edition(expurgated) in blue cloth boards with red and gilt titles and triangle design in poor, heavily-chipped and torn price-clipped dj, large section missing from upper-front panel and head of spine. The US edition was..... More

Cat.No: 216634

London: Pluto Press, 1982. xvi, 218p., first edition softbound, 8x5 inch decorated wraps. An intense small brown stain affects lower tip of last 25 leaves, paperstock is mildly toned, a sound and otherwise clean copy. More

Cat.No: 177965

[Geneva]: [Le Réveil], 1942. 16p., staplebound booklet, pages toned, very good. Contents in French and Italian. "Quelque part en Suisse." No. 47. Luigi Bertoni, who had been publishing the anarchist serial Le Réveil for decades, turned it into a clandestine publication during the war years, each issue a pamphlet with..... More

Cat.No: 260088

[Geneva]: [Le Réveil], 1942. 16p., staplebound booklet, pages toned, vertical crease; some staining to front cover. Contents in French and Italian. "Quelque part en Suisse." No. 32. Luigi Bertoni, who had been publishing the anarchist serial Le Réveil for decades, turned it into a clandestine publication during the war years..... More

Cat.No: 260085