BUNIN IVAN (1870-1953), 5 books

1) Krik [A Cry]: [Short Stories]. Berlin: Slovo, 1921. - 273, [3] p.: facsimile; 19 cm. In the publisher's cover. Crack along the spine, fragment loss. One of the first collections of short stories published in emigration. 2) V nochnom more [In the Night Sea]. Poetry // Okno [Window]: Literary Collection. Book 3. Pp. 5-20. Paris: Izd. M. i M. Tsetlin, 1924. 19x14 cm. In a custom composite binding. Without title page and cover. The collection also includes works by Z. Gippius, Taffy, Ivan Shmelev, Amari, K. Balmont, Marina Tsvetaeva, and others. 3) Izbrannye stikhi [Selected Poems]. Paris: Sovremennye zapiski, 1929. - 237 p.; 22x15.5 cm. In the publisher's cover. 4) Vesnoy v Iudee [Judea in Spring]; Roza Ierikhona [and other stories]. New York: Izd-vo im. Chekhova, 1953. - 233 p.; 21x14 cm. In the publisher's cover. Tears along the spine. First separate edition. 5) Petlistye ushi i drugie rasskazy [Loopy Ears and Other Stories]. New York: Izd-vo im. Chekhova, 1954. - 383 p.; 21.5x14 cm. In the publisher's cover. The last book of stories from different years, compiled for publication by Bunin himself. Ivan Alekseevich Bunin (1870-1953) was a Russian writer, poet, and translator, and the recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1933. In 1920, he emigrated to France. From 1929 to 1954, Bunin's works were not published in Soviet Russia, but from 1955 onwards, the writer became the most published author of the first wave of Russian emigration in the USSR.