[ModLib] Best Russian Short Stories
Scot Kamins
kamins at modernlib.com
Mon Dec 15 16:52:41 EST 2008
On Dec 15, 2008, at 1:35 PM, Darrell Johnson wrote:
> he second one moved "Lazarus" and added 2 stories by
> Andreyev and the one by Bunin.
>
> Scott's list of updates for this title indicates a need for
> 17-34, 34-45 and 45-70 based on a story with broken pagination
> and the correction of that problem. My t8 gives me an
> indication that the stories were added in 1925. Do we need
> four "editions:" 17-25, 25-34, 34-45 and 45-70?
For completeness, my notes on that title at http://www.modernlib.com/authors/support/notes/notesBestRussianSS.html
shows this:
Notes on Best Russian Short Stories
The first edition was replaced in 1934 with an editon combining the
original stories plus those in Andreyev's Seven That Were Hanged plus
one additional story (Bunin's The Gentleman From San Francisco). The
pagination in this later edition was broken, reflecting the combining
of the original two sources. In 1945 a new edition was published with
the same stories as the 1934 edition but with continuous pagination.
There is some evidence [unconfirmed] that there's a version of the
1934 edition without the Seltzer introduction.
First copyright page text: [ none ]
First binding style: 1
First inverse DJ number: [ none -- B-L Catalog C2 ]
Dates in print: 1917 - 1934
1934 - 1945 (Andreyev added, broken
pagination)
1945 - 1971 (Same stories but
continuous pagination)
Confirmed DJ back styles: e - i, o
Confirmed binding styles: 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 13, 14
Confirmed buckram sighting? yes
Intro author: Thomas Seltzer
Genre: Short Stories
Original language: Russian
Thanks to the contributors:
Henry Toledano Barry Neavill
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