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The Equinox Cooperative Press, which published 12 books and 4 soft-covered Equinox Quarters from 1932-1937, was the idea of Lynd Ward and Henry Hart. In her autobiographical memoir addressed to Fay Gold on October 18, 1955, Heller West Heller complained about many things - including about publishing her book of woodblock verse (Migratory Urge), a process she claimed Lynd Ward later took credit for. Regardless of Heller's bitter feelings, she and Ward shared many common interests in terms of printmaking and social concerns - Lynd Ward would be the main speaker at her memorial service on April 13, 1956.
A list of Novels in Woodcuts is here: http://www.pantherpro-webdesign.com/heller/art_of_woodcutting.html#novels

1. Now That the Gods art Dead; by Llewelyn Powers, illus. by Lynd Ward
   
2. This Earth; by William Faulkner
   
3. A Visit from St. Nicholas; by Clement C. Moore
   
4. A Christmas Poem; by Thomas Mann; illus. by Lynd Ward
   
5. Prelude; a poem by Conrad Akins
   
6. We Need One Another; by D. H. Lawrence
   
7. Prelude to a Million Years; a book of 30 wood engravings by Lynd Ward
   
8. Three Blue Suits; by Aline Bernstein
   
9. Nocturnes; by Thomas Mann; lithographs by Lynd Ward
   
10. Comrade Mister; by Isidor Schneider
    
11. One of Us: The Story of John Reed; by Lynd Ward and Granville Hicks
    
12. Imperial Hearst; by Ferdinand Lundberg
    
13. America Today: A Book of 100 Prints,
    from an exhibition at American Artists' Congress.
14. Freud and Marx; by Reuben Osborn
    
15. False Security; by Bernard J. Reis
    
16. The Writer in a Changing World; edited by Henry Hart

A history of the press is presented in "A Relevant Memoir" by Henry Hart.

The Equinox Cooperative Press, which published 12 books and 4 soft-covered Equinox Quarters from 1932-1937, was the idea of Lynd Ward and Henry Hart. In her autobiographical memoir addressed to Fay Gold on October 18, 1955, Heller West Heller complained about many things - including about publishing her book of woodblock verse (Migratory Urge), a process she claimed Lynd Ward later took credit for. Regardless of Heller's bitter feelings, she and Ward shared many common interests in terms of printmaking and social concerns - Lynd Ward would be the main speaker at her memorial service on April 13, 1956.
A list of Novels in Woodcuts is here: http://www.pantherpro-webdesign.com/heller/art_of_woodcutting.html#novels

1. Now That the Gods art Dead; by Llewelyn Powers, illus. by Lynd Ward
   
2. This Earth; by William Faulkner
   
3. A Visit from St. Nicholas; by Clement C. Moore
   
4. A Christmas Poem; by Thomas Mann; illus. by Lynd Ward
   
5. Prelude; a poem by Conrad Akins
   
6. We Need One Another; by D. H. Lawrence
   
7. Prelude to a Million Years; a book of 30 wood engravings by Lynd Ward
   
8. Three Blue Suits; by Aline Bernstein
   
9. Nocturnes; by Thomas Mann; lithographs by Lynd Ward
   
10. Comrade Mister; by Isidor Schneider
    
11. One of Us: The Story of John Reed; by Lynd Ward and Granville Hicks
    
12. Imperial Hearst; by Ferdinand Lundberg
    
13. America Today: A Book of 100 Prints,
    from an exhibition at American Artists' Congress.
14. Freud and Marx; by Reuben Osborn
    
15. False Security; by Bernard J. Reis
    
16. The Writer in a Changing World; edited by Henry Hart

A history of the press is presented in "A Relevant Memoir" by Henry Hart.