Search Results: Haiti from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

San Diego, CA: Beyond Borders, 1992. Magazine. 32p., stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, illus., light handling wear, else very good condition with letter introducing the magazine laid in. Articles on the Haitian labor movement, farm labor organizing, and more.

Washington DC: EPICA / Voices for Haiti, 1994. Pamphlet. 47p., stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, illus., wraps lightly worn else very good condition.

Washington DC: Union Panamericana, 1950. Paperback. 127p., lyrics in Spanish, sheet music collection, very good bound in trade paperback printed cream wraps. Songs from the USA, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Argentia, Mexico et al.

Port-au-Prince: Impr. de l'Etat, 1954. Paperback. 102p., wraps, 5x7.25 inches, wraps worn and toned else very good condition. Text in French. Bibliothèque Haitienne. Poems on the anniversary of Haitian independence.

N. pl: EPICA, 1985. Oversized Paperback. 232p., 8.5x11 inches, Edgeworn pictorial wraps. Loss along lower edge of front cover. A critique of American policy in the Caribbean, emphasizing the Cuban and Grenadan alteratives.

San Francisco: Synthesis Publications / Institute for the Study of Labor and Economic Crisis, 1986. Paperback. v, 129p., wraps, very good first edition trade paperback journal in printed white wraps. Memorial for Rini Templeton, articles on Cuba, Haiti, Uruguay, Dominican Republic, Guatemala and more.

Montreal: Kauss Editeurs, 1982. Paperback. 48p., 20x14 cm, illustrations by Laverp, in lightly toned pictorial wraps. A few corrections to text written in pen. Small tear in top of spine exposing signatures, shadow of circular sticker on back cover, foxing on top edge, else very good condition. Text in French. Collection Diasporama; Série Poésie; 1. Haitian-Canadian prose and poetry.

Lima, Peru: Organización Continental de los Festivales del Libro; Talleres graficos Torres Aguirre, 1959. 122p., paperback, wraps lightly worn, pages mildly toned, ownership signature on front endpaper, wraps beginning to come loose from pages, a reading copy only. Text in Spanish. "Primer festival del libro cubano." Biblioteca básica de cultura cubana vol. 9. Novel of the Haitian revolution.

Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2013. Trade Paperback. xix, 235p., very good in wraps, inscribed by the author.

San Francisco & Port-au-Prince: Seaworthy Press & Editions Samba, 1989. Paperback. [viii] 64p., texts in Haitian-Creole & English, introduction, personal inscription signed by translator Hirschman, very good first edition trade paperback original in pictorial wraps. Laraque was a Haitian Marxist and activist poet.

Somerville, MA: the newspaper, 1979. Newspaper. Seven issues of this folded tabloid-format activist newspaper, 8pps, published mostly monthly but sometimes every two months, community news, much on rent strikes, affirmative action, opposition to racist violence, etc., including coverage in Spanish, Portuguese, and French (for the local Haitian population). Toned wraps along folds and edges of paper, else in good condition. Issues include Aug, Oct, Dec for 1977, Mar,Oct, Nov for 1978 and Jan-Feb for 1979.

Beijing: Shangwu yinshuguan 商务印书馆, 1974. 37p., 7.2x5 inch staplebound wraps, neatly ex-library with card pocket inside front cover. Somewhat soiled with dust and handling, one staple rusted with some migration. Text in Chinese. Lishi zhishi duwu. Opens with a Mao quote on weak countries being able to defeat strong ones if they take up arms and develop revolutionary consciousness.

Berkeley: the Fund, 2011. 15p., glossy stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, photo illustrations, very good condition. Published after the January earthquake, highlights efforts to rebuild and to improve civil society in Haiti.

Port-au-Prince: Haiti Visite S.A., 1971. Hardcover. 160p., cloth-covered boards with gilt decorations, chiefly illus., very good condition. No dust jacket. Text in French, Spanish, and English. Not dated, but from sometime during the rule of François "Papa Doc" Duvalier.

New York: Farrar , Straus and Giroux, 2002. Paperback. viii, 434p., softbound, a trade paper original in 9x6 inch wraps. Covers are immaculate, textblock had a dog-ear and, in the first play, has marginal bracketings in ink. As is, though quite presentable. Laid in in a newsclipping, a review of the book conducted by Cynthia Haven, probably a NYT clip.

Berkeley: Haiti Action Committee, 2004. Pamphlet. 16p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, minor creasing and corner-tip turns, good condition.

[Union City, GA]: Forward Press, 2008. 255p., wraps, 5.5 x 8.5 inches, lightly worn else very good first edition. Signed and inscribed by Tonico on the title page. Autobiographical novel by the Haitian-American immigrant.

Hanover NH: Ediciones del Norte, 1990. Paperback. xiii, 261p., very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. The Cuban American author was a former director of the Center for Caribbean Studies at Casa de las Américas. He defected in 1980.

New York: North American Congress on Latin America, 1983. Newsletter. Six issues of the bi-monthly magazine, a complete run for the year 1983. Issues present are Volume 17 Numbers 1-6. Various pagination, 7 x 10 inches, in glossy, stapled, illustrated wraps, lightly worn, address labels on rear wraps, Number 5 with rolled spine, Number 3 with small stain on rear wrap, Number 4 with sticker scar on front wrap else good condition. The NACLA Newsletter, which became the Latin America & Empire Report in the early 1970s, and later Report on the Americas, was the primary source for Left-wing reportage on events and institutions affecting the people of Latin America, occasionally expanding coverage to the Mid-East, Southeast Asia and,of course, the Empire. This volume includes "Garrison Guatemala," by George Black, Milton Jamail and Norma Stoltz Chinchilla, "Lucas Garcia," , "The Road from Ixcan," "The Gospel according to 60 Minutes," "Colombia: Whose country is this anyway?" by Ramon Jimeno, Radio… Read More

New York: North American Congress on Latin America, 1987. Newsletter. Five issues of the bi-monthly magazine, a complete run for the year 1987. Issues present are Vol. 21 Nos. 1-6 (5/6 is a double issue). Various pagination, 7 x 10 inches, in glossy, stapled, illustrated wraps, some wear, Nos. 1, 2, and 4 with address labels on rear wraps, No. 3 with sticker shadow on rear wrap, else generally good condition. The NACLA Newsletter, which became the Latin America & Empire Report in the early 1970s, was the primary source for Left-wing reportage on events and institutions affecting the people of Latin America, occasionally expanding coverage to the Mid-East, Southeast Asia and,of course, the Empire. Articles on the Soviet Union in Latin America, Israel's connection to US intervention in Latin America, the rebellion against President Duvalier in Haiti, the Contras, and more.