New Masses

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Title:	New Masses
Online content:	Free online material via The Online Books Page
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
First issue:	May 1926 (v. 1 no. 1)
First renewed issue:	no issue renewals found in CCE
First renewed contribution in:	February 1932 (v. 7 no. 9); see 1959 January-June
Last issue:	January 13, 1948 (v. 66 no. 3)
Succeeded by:	Masses and Mainstream

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals.

February 1932 (v. 7 no. 9): "Let's Have More Criminal Syndicalism", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
August 1932 (v. 8 no. 2): "A Writer's Notes", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
September 1932 (v. 8 no. 3): "How I Came to Communism, Symposium", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
November 1932 (v. 8 no. 4): "At Amsterdam", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
January 1933 (v. 8 no. 6): "Slow Death", by Erskine Caldwell [Permissions]
June 1933 (v. 8 no. 10): "Death of a Century", by Philip Stevenson
January 8, 1935 (v. 14 no. 2): "Man on a Road", by Albert Maltz
September 17, 1935 (v. 16 no. 12): "Who Murdered the Vets?", by Ernest Hemingway [Permissions]
December 1, 1936 (v. 21 no. 10): "Greetings From Hemingway", by Ernest Hemingway [Permissions]
December 15, 1936 (v. 21 no. 12): "Goodbye", by Albert Maltz
June 22, 1937 (v. 23 no. 13): "Fascism is a Lie", by Ernest Hemingway [Permissions]
August 17, 1937 (v. 24 no. 8): "Letter From the Country", by Albert Maltz
January 11, 1938 (v. 26 no. 3): "The Company", by Thomas Wolfe [Permissions]
May 10, 1938 (v. 27 no. 7): "Bright and Morning Star", by Richard Wright [Permissions]
February 7, 1939 (v. 30 no. 7): "The Rake's Progress", by S. J. Perelman [Permissions]
February 14, 1939 (v. 30 no. 8): "On the American Dead in Spain", by Ernest Hemingway [Permissions]
May 2, 1939 (v. 31 no. 6): "Look Out for the Locomotive", by S. J. Perelman [Permissions]
October 17, 1939 (v. 33 no. 4): "The Gentleman and His Son", by Albert Maltz
December 19, 1939 (v. 33 no. 13): "To Arm You For Our Time", by Genevieve Taggard [Permissions]
July 2, 1940 (v. 36 no. 2): "Hemingway to Macleish", by Ernest Hemingway [Permissions]
October 22, 1940 (v. 37 no. 5): "Autumn Song", by Genevieve Taggard [Permissions]
October 29, 1940 (v. 37 no. 6): "Ode in Time of Christ", by Genevieve Taggard [Permissions]
February 18, 1941 (v. 38 no. 9): "To an Unfoiled American Revolutionaire", by Genevieve Taggard [Permissions]
March 4, 1941 (v. 38 no. 12): "To the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade", by Genevieve Taggard [Permissions]
August 5, 1941 (v. 40 no. 6): "Recent Negro Fiction", by Ralph Ellison
November 4, 1941 (v. 41 no. 5): "Mister Toussan", by Ralph Ellison
October 20, 1942 (v. 45 no. 3): "The Way It Is", by Ralph Ellison
November 10, 1942 (v. 45 no. 6): "Material From The Russians: The Land, the People, and Why They Fight", by Albert Rhys Williams
January 18, 1944 (v. 50 no. 3): "Poet", by Genevieve Taggard [Permissions]
August 27, 1946 (v. 60 no. 9): "Nobody Ever Dies", by Prudencio de Pereda

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