![Bentuit treshti: provintsialna khronika [The dike thunders: a provincial chronicle]. G'oncho...](/pictures/thumb/P5848_1.jpg?v=1591104664)
Sofia: Narodna kniga, 1936. Octavo (18 × 12.8 cm). Original pictorial wrappers by Veselin Staikov; 105, [3] pp. Light wear to spine and fraying to lower spine extremity; else about very good. First edition of this book of village-inspired short stories by G'oncho Bielev (1889-1964), the Bulgarian writer and translator..... More
![Almanakh Literaturen Glas [Almanach Literary Voice]. Dimitar B. Mitov, designer Georgi Atanasov](/pictures/thumb/P003199_1.jpg?v=1591011062)
Sofia: Azbuka, 1931. Octavo (23 × 17 cm). Original pictorial wrappers by Georgi Atanasov; 112 pp. Decorative head piece by Em. Rakarov and typographic dividers between contributions. Wrappers somewhat worn; some fraying to spine extremities; lower right corner of first three pages creased; still good or better, in protective mylar..... More
![Mulchalivi geroi [Silent heroes]. Two parts in one (all published). Dora Gabe, designer...](/pictures/thumb/P6005_1.jpg?v=1591102877)
Sofia: Khemus, [1931]. Octavo (22.3 × 16 cm). Original pictorial wrappers by Sirak-Skitnik (?); 109, [3], 110, [3] pp. Wrappers rebacked; restorations; a few nicks to wrappers; still good or better; in protective mylar. First edition of this account of the life of Soviet military leader and veteran of the..... More
![Lunatichka: poemi [poems]. Dora Gabe](/pictures/thumb/P5710_1.jpg?v=1591110281)
Sofia: Filip Chipev, 1933. Octavo (21 × 14.5 cm). Original decorative wrappers; 60 , [4] pp. Good or better; spine repaired; a few date stamps to half title. First edition of this book of modernist poems by Dora Petrova Gabe (1888-1983), a Bulgarian Jewish poet who published lyrical verse in..... More
![Vietrove: stikhotvoreniia [The winds: poems]. Andrei Kamengradov, 1905- pseud. of Andrei I. Manev](/pictures/thumb/P6014_1.jpg?v=1591104664)
Sofia: Novo izkustvo, 1929. Octavo (22 × 14.5 cm). Original typographically designed wrappers; 46, [2] pp. Signed and inscribed by the author to title in the year of publication. Very good. First edition of the second book of poems by Kamengradov (i.e. Andrei Manev), the Bulgarian poet and prose writer..... More
Sofia: self-published (Pechatnitsa "Novo Iskustvo"), 1936. Small quartos (24.5 × 17.5 cm). Original typographically illustrated wrappers; 32 pp. per issue (1-64 pp.). Numerous illustrations and vignettes throughout. About very good; light wear to spine extremities. Complete run of a short-lived avant-garde journal edited by Lamar (Laliu Marinov Ponchev, 1898-1974), considered..... More
![Septembro: poemo [September: a poem]. Geo Milev, H. M. Hrima, David Sasonov](/pictures/thumb/P6006_1.jpg?v=1591102877)
Sofia: Bulgara Esperantista Kooperativo, 1946. Octavo (20 × 15 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 31, [1] pp. Very good. First edition in Esperanto of Milev's rare lyrical manifesto originally published 1924, with a striking suprematist design by Mircho Kachulev. Geo Milev (1895-1925), was an important Bulgarian literary critic and expressionist poet..... More
Sofia: Azbuka, [1932]. Small quarto (22.3 × 16 cm). Original pictorial wrappers by Max Metzger; 109, [3] pp. Poor condition; wrappers worn and chipped; traces of four strips of clear tape across spine; possibly lacking title; in protective mylar. First and only edition of a Bulgarian anthology, containing sixteen essays..... More
Sofia: Pechatnitsa "Doverie", 1932. Octavo (20 × 13 cm). Original pictorial wrappers (by the author?); 132 pp. Largely uncut and unopened copy; text toned; small repair to lower right corner; a few nicks to rear wrapper; overall about very good. First work by Rusev (1902-?), a Bulgarian psychologist who was..... More
![Nova pantologija pelengirike [New Panthology of New Serbian Pelengyrics]. Stanislav Vinaver](/pictures/thumb/50538_001.jpg?v=1584461706)
Belgrade: Biblioteka "Misao"; Stamparija "Mirotocivi", 1922. Small octavo (16 × 12 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 176 pp. Stain to rear wrapper; else a very good copy. First edition of a volume of literary parodies by Vinaver, the translator, literary critic, and poet, who was the author of a "Manifesto of..... More