Intercontinental Press. Vol. 8, no. 1, January 12, 1970 to vol. 8, no. 43, December 21, 1970 by Hansen, Joseph, editor - 1970

Boynton/Cook, 1995-10-02. Paperback. Good.

Boston / New York: Houghton Mifflin Company. 1999. First Edition. Hardcover. 039593916X Collects 19 stories, the series editor's foreword, and the editor's introduction. 457 pages, contributors' notes, other distinguished mystery stories of 1998. Remainder mark else Near Fine copy with very light wear in like jacket. bx214

New York: The Miltant Publishing Association, 1965 Vol. 29, No. 29; August 9. Points for an Effective Anti-war Program; Vietnam Escalation Spurs Johnson’s War on Truth, more. Newspaper-style Vietnam War-era periodical, 8 pp.

Custom Family Publishers, 1996. Trade Paperback. Collectible Very Good. 1st Edition (Custom Family Publishers 1996) - Signed and inscribed by the Editor, Joe Naylor. No marks noted in text. Binding is tight and square. Gently read. . . . . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.) Moving to Boulder -- 2.) We were pioneers -- 3.) Mama and the broken eggs -- 4.) Mama's beautiful dress -- 5.) The golden ring -- 6.) The birthday chocolates -- 7.) Shoo fly! -- 8.) Papa is surrounded by coyotes -- 9.) A child's Christmas in Boulder -- 10.) Even tall -- 11.) Summer in Salt Lake City -- 12.) Fish in the pasture -- 13.) Papa's last year -- 14.) The miracle Christmas -- 15.) The twins get the Christmas tree -- 16.) Christmas without Mama -- 17.) The sunny side of the rock -- 18.) Mama and the mountain lion -- 19.) Old Rowdy -- 20.) Mr. Wilson plays hooky with the class -- 21.) Baking bread -- 22.) Taking charge while Mama is away -- 23.) Old Brownie's crocodile tears -- 24.)… Read More

New York: Interncontinental Press, 1978. Complete run for the year, 49 issues, 1448 pages in total, 8.5x10.75 inches; all with worn wraps, most vertically creased, many with wrinkled wraps, many with address label on front wraps, some small stains, some dog-earing, Number 1 with unevenly browned rear wrap, Number 2 with pen notation on front wrap, Number 34 with small section of rear wrap torn out with some loss of text, Number 45 with small tear at top of front wrap and first few pages. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1978 include the early stages of Iranian revolution, border disputes between Vietnam and Cambodia, revolution in Nicaragua, Gerry Foley reporting on Ireland, upheaval in Angola, Deng's rise in China, and much more. Beginning with issue 2 the magazine was merged with Inprecor.

New York: Intercontinental Press, 1976. Magazine. Wraps, 31 issues [missing issue Nos. 5, 11-25, 27, 28, 30]; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, minor creasing and handling wear and a few stray marks, previou owners name penciled in on each cover wrap, over all very good condition. The Trotskyist answer to The Economist, with coverage of national and international issues, many articles written by local Trotskyists and often with original reporting.

New York: Interncontinental Press, 1975. Magazine. Complete run for the year, 47 issues, 1888 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, some with wrinkled and creased wraps, some dog-earing, Number 1 with toned rear wrap, Number 12 with stained front wrap and price on front wrap crossed out in pencil, else generally good condition. The Trotskyist answer to The Economist, with coverage of national and international affairs, many articles written by local Trotskyists and often with original reporting.

Beverly Hills: Clare House, 1964. Magazine. 64p., 8.25x11 inches, over 100 photos, articles, heavily-worn magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Includes a review of "All About Eve" written by Joseph Hansen whose first novel was published that year ["Strange Marriage" as James Colton].

New York: Interncontinental Press, 1971. Complete run for the year, 45 issues, 1128 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, some soiling and small stains, many with address label on front wrap, Numbers 13 and 16 with pen marks on front wraps, else generally good condition. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1971 include the Angela Davis trial, developments in the Vietnam War, the Okinawa transfer, and much more.

New York: Intercontinental Press, 1977. Complete run for the year, 48 issues, 1456 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, all vertically creased, some toning, some dog-earing, some small stains, Number 22 with damp stained rear wrap, Numbers 3, 43, and 48 with previous owner's name in pen on front wrap, else generally good condition. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1977 include demonstrations in South Africa, CIA spying on Trotskyists, fighting in Zaire, Hector Marroquin's appeal for asylum in the US, criticism of Sadat for treaty with Israel, and much more.