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	1.	Alexander Solzhenitsyn August 1914 London Bodley Head 1972 First British Hard Back Near Fine Very Good Plus Fiction 8 1/2'' x 5 1/2'' Cover: Edward Mortelmans Binding is red cloth with gilt lettering on spine; 645 pages; minimal shelfwear. Dj has some slight edgewae and two very small closed tears to top of back cover, otherwise bright and clean. Now protected inside a cover. Price: 17.00 GBP
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	2.	Alexander Solzhenitsyn Cancer Ward U K Penguin 1971 Reprint Mass Market Paperback Good Plus Fiction There are some reading creases to the spine and some very light surface corner creases. Some light edge wear and a sun bleached spine. 569 pages - browning to the closed page edges. This book has been read , possibly more than once , but it is still a very good reading copy. ---- Divided into two parts , Part One assembles a fascinating cross section of Soviet society in the cancer ward of a provincial hospital , with Oleg Kostoglotov as the main character. Part Two completes the story of Kostoglotov 's fight for existence. All the people invoved are threatened by cancer literally and metaphorically. Price: 3.00 GBP
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	3.	Alexander Solzhenitsyn For the Good of the Cause U K Sphere 1971 Reprint Mass Market Paperback Very Good Fiction A very good copy of this book with no creases to the spine or the cover. 142 bright clean pages , browning very slightly towards the edges. The spine is very firm.---- This novel is set in a school and is the scathing indictment of vicimization of ordinary , decent people by Soviet careerist bureaucrats. The author presents the conflicts between right and wrong , between freedom of the individual and the harshness of the system with absolute sincerity and conviction. Price: 3.00 GBP
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	4.	Alexander Solzhenitsyn Lenin in Zurich - Translated By H. T. Willetts London The Bodley Head 1976 First British Hard Back Fine Very Good Historical An excellent copy of this book. Clean blue boards. Corners sharp. There is only the smallest sign of edgewear to the top edge of the jacket. Pages bright and clean. Price: 5.00 GBP
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	5.	Alexander Solzhenitsyn Prussian Nights: a Narrative Poem London Collins and Harvill 1977 First British Hard Cover Near Fine Near Fine Poetry Binding is red cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Dj now protected inside a cover. Prussian Nights presents an entirely new aspect of the genius of Alexander Solzhenitsyn. It is a long narrative poem he composed, then committed to memory, during his prison-camp years. For the first time he uses his own experiences as a young artillery officer during the Second World War as he describes the exhilarating and horrifying events of a few days on the Eastern front in Januart 1945. Solzhenitsyn's thoughts and feelings in this physical and ethical maelstrom are characteristic. He turns to the principle of personal responsibility as against the war-time urges of self-indulgence, destructiveness, sensulaity and arrogance. The rhythm of Prussian Nights suggests the sweep and spirit of the advance, its detail intensifies the soldier's tension and fear. The poem, a re-creation of the grim realities of the front, is a masterpiece, a narrative of epic proportions. Price: 12.00 GBP
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	6.	Alexander Solzhenitsyn Stories and Prose Poems U K Penguin 1973 Reprint Mass Market Paperback Very Good Poetry and Prose David King A very good copy of this book. The spine is uncreased but there is some slight shelf wear to the edges , and a mild surface corner crease to the front. The white cover has a ' dusty ' look - due to the age of the book. 205 pages , which are clean and bright and browning only very lightly. ---- The book contains six short stories and sixteen prose poems. Price: 3.00 GBP
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	7.	Alexander Solzhenitsyn The Gulag Archipelago UK Collins 1974 First Paperback Mass Market Paperback Very Good History Ken Carroll An excellent copy of this book , which is tight and firm with no creases to the cover and only the very mildest reading crease to the spine. ---- The Gulap Archipelago is a key work unparalled in Russian or any other national literature. Solzhenitsyn has created it from his own experience and forced labour , and from that of numerous victims of Stalin's Terror and of Soviet prisons and labour camps. The result is a unique and startling national epic that presents the suppressed history of a vicious epoch and clearly documents the system that deformed or destroyed the lives of millions. Price: 4.00 GBP
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