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Works

The Black Sun Press published the following works.

1927, 1928
  • Edgar Allan Poe: The Fall of the House of Usher 1927. Published by Editions Narcisse.
  • Oscar Wilde: L'Anniversaire de L'Infante (Birthday of the Infanta) 1928. Nine illustrations by Alastair Published by Editions Narcisse.
  • D. H. Lawrence: Sun 1928. Drawing by Lawrence.
1929
  • Kay Boyle: Short Stories 1929. Paris. First edition published by Editions Narcisse. Limited edition of 165 copies. 15 copies printed on Japanese paper and signed; 150 numbered copies on Holland Van Gelder Zonen paper.
  • Robert Carlton Brown: 1450-1930 1929.
  • Laurence Sterne: A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy 1929. Illustrations by Polia Chentoff. Published by Editions Narcisse.
  • Archibald MacLeish: Einstein 1929.
  • Eugene Jolas: Secession in Astropolis 1929. Paris; New York. Limited edition of 135 copies.
  • Choderlos De Laclos: Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1929. Illustrations by Alastair (Baron Hans Henning Voigt).
  • Harry Crosby: Mad Queen 1929. Tirades; frontispiece by Caresse Crosby.
  • Lord Lymington: Spring Song of Iscariot 1929.
  • James Joyce: Tales Told of Shem and Shaun 1929. Three Fragments from Work in Progress (later Finnegan's Wake).
  • D. H. Lawrence: The Escaped Cock 1929.
  • Harry Crosby: Transit of Venus 1929. Paris. With a preface by T.S. Eliot. Limited edition of 570 copies printed by Harry Crosby from Dorique type. 20 lettered copies printed on Japanese vellum; 50 numbered copies on Holland paper; 500 copies on uncut Navarre.
1930
  • Marcel Proust: 47 Lettres inedites a Walter Berry 1930. Proust's letters to Walter Van Rensselaer Berry (1859–1927). French and English.
  • Lewis Carroll: Alice in Wonderland 1930. Included six full-page color lithographs by Marie Laurencin. Numbered limited edition of 350 copies on Rives printed for United States, with a total edition of 790.
  • Ezra Pound: Imaginary Letters 1930. Paris. Limited edition of 375 copies. Fifty numbered and signed copies were printed on Japanese Vellum; 300 copies numbered 51-350 were printed on Navarre paper; and 25 copies hors commerce.
  • Archibald MacLeish; New Found Land 1930. Fourteen Poems.
  • Harry Crosby: Shadows of the Sun 1930. Series Three.
  • Hart Crane The Bridge 1930. Featured three photographs by Walker Evans, his debut. Paris. Limited edition of 283 copies, 200 numbered copies on Holland paper, 50 numbered copies on Japanese vellum signed by the author, 25 review copies hors commerce and, 8 special copies marked A to H.
1931, 1932
  • Caresse Crosby Poems for Harry Crosby 1931.
  • Charles-Louis Philippe Bubu of Montparnasse 1932.
  • Ernest Hemingway In Our Time 1932.
  • William Faulkner Sanctuary 1932. Modern Masterpieces in English
  • Raymond Radiguet The Devil in the Flesh 1932. Paris: Crosby Continental Editions. Translated by Kay Boyle, with an introduction by Aldous Huxley. Published by the Black Sun Press. Printed by F. Paillart, Paris.
  • T. S. Eliot What Famous Authors Say About Crosby Editions 1932.
  • Kay Boyle Year Before Last 1932.
  • Robert McAlmon The Infinite Huntress and Other Stories 1932. Paris: Crosby Continental Editions. Modern Masterpieces in English, number 10. Published by the Black Sun Press and printed by F. Paillart, Paris-Abbeville.
1936–1948
  • George Grosz: Interregnum. 1936. Introduction by John Dos Passos.
  • James Joyce Collected Poems 1936.
  • Julien Levy: Surrealism 1936. With artwork by Joseph Cornell.
  • Paul Eluard Misfortunes of Immortals 1943. Illustrated by Max Ernst. Handset in Sparten twelve point type and printed at the Gemar Press.
  • Ramon Sartoris Three Plays 1944.
  • Pietro Lazzari: Horses . 4 leaves of plates (art)
  • Charles Bukowski Twenty Tanks from Kasseldown 1946 (broadside)
  • Charles Olson: Y & X. Poems by Charles Olson, drawings by Corrado Cagli. Washington, D.C., 2nd edition, 1950.

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