Lune Mattes: Bibliography
The information for this path came from Dr. Sunny Yudkoff, who includes a discussion of Mattes and his work in her forthcoming book, "Let it be Consumption!: Tuberculosis and the Modern Jewish Writer."
Selected poems (in English)
“Colorado,” in America in Yiddish Poetry: An Anthology, trans. Jehiel B. Cooperman and Sarah H. Cooperman, New York, Exposition Press, 1967, 361-371.
“Denver,” Trans. by Abraham Wolftraub, Hatikvah, vol.1, no. 2 (1923): 2.
“The Song of Thanks and Love,” Trans. Deena Spivak Strauss, Hatikvah, vol.1, no. 6 (1923): 15.
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Selected poems (in English)
“Colorado,” in America in Yiddish Poetry: An Anthology, trans. Jehiel B. Cooperman and Sarah H. Cooperman, New York, Exposition Press, 1967, 361-371.
“Denver,” Trans. by Abraham Wolftraub, Hatikvah, vol.1, no. 2 (1923): 2.
“The Song of Thanks and Love,” Trans. Deena Spivak Strauss, Hatikvah, vol.1, no. 6 (1923): 15.
“Light and Dreams,” Hatikvah, vol. 1, no. 3 (1923): 5-6.
Selected poems (in Yiddish)
Mayrev (Los Angeles):
"Er hot gevaynt [He Wept]," no. 1 (February, 1925): 32.
Pasifik (Los Angeles):
“Mayn grus fun Pasifik [My Greeting from the Pacific],” no. 1 (March, 1929): 29-30.
“Zikh gezegnt [Parted Ways],” no. 3 (September, 1929): 41.
"Lider [Poems]," no. 4 (Dec., 1929): 37.
Dos vort (New York) [under name: Mattes Luniansky]
“Mayn got [My God],” vol. 3, no. 1 (1922): 10.
“Nokh eyn tog [One More Day],” vol. 3 no. 6 (1922): 6.
Baym fayer (Philadelphia)
“In umglik [In Ruin],” vol. 3-4 (1920): 91.
Grininke beymelekh (Wilno, today Vilnius)
“Hiner-hener-tants [Chicken Dance],” vol. 1, no. 9 (May, 1927): 293-4.
“Vinter [Winter],” vol. 2, no. 5-6 (15-16), (December, 1927): 253-4.
Kultur (Chicago)
“Farshemt [Shamed],” vol 1., no. 6 (November, 1925): 5.
“Shand [Shame],” vol. 1., no. 6 (November, 1925): 5.
Books
Ofene toyren [Open Portals]. Denver: Literarishe Grupe (Dovid Edelsthat Branch 450 Arbeiter Ring) and Ladies Educational Club, 1923.
A yidishe tragedye: a tragedye in finf aktn: fun yidishn lebn in Amerike [A Jewish Tragedy: A Tragedy in Five Acts: from A Jewish Life in America]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1927.
Der vayser prints fun der vayser plage [The White Prince of the White Plague]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1927.
Momentn [Moments]. Chicago: Byalistoker Yugent Farband [Bialystock Youth Association], 1927.
Studya [Studio]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1928.
In karahod [In the Dance Circle: Children’s Poems]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1928.
Vayse trit [White Steps]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1929-1932.
Works About Mattes
“L. Mates.” Vokh I, no. 7 (November 15, 1929): 7. Yiddish.
“L. Mates -- Vayse trit.” Lid [Poem] I, no. 2 (1933): 14. Yiddish.
[Melech Ravitch]. “Yo! Un Neyn! Af naye bikher: L. Mates, ‘Yidisher Tragedye.’” Naye Folkstaytung, no. 234 (October 14, 1927): 8. Yiddish.
Rosenblat, H. “Bikher: Ofene toyren fun L. Mates.” Mayrev no. I (February 1925): 52–55.
Shea Tenenbaum, “Kinstler in Spivak Sanatoriyum [Artists in the Spivak Sanatorium],” Chicago Courier, June 28, 1936. Yiddish.
Sh[muel] Zar[amb], “Bikher velt,” Literarishe bleter, no. 1 (January 4, 1929): 16. Yiddish.
Selected poems (in Yiddish)
Mayrev (Los Angeles):
"Er hot gevaynt [He Wept]," no. 1 (February, 1925): 32.
Pasifik (Los Angeles):
“Mayn grus fun Pasifik [My Greeting from the Pacific],” no. 1 (March, 1929): 29-30.
“Zikh gezegnt [Parted Ways],” no. 3 (September, 1929): 41.
"Lider [Poems]," no. 4 (Dec., 1929): 37.
Dos vort (New York) [under name: Mattes Luniansky]
“Mayn got [My God],” vol. 3, no. 1 (1922): 10.
“Nokh eyn tog [One More Day],” vol. 3 no. 6 (1922): 6.
Baym fayer (Philadelphia)
“In umglik [In Ruin],” vol. 3-4 (1920): 91.
Grininke beymelekh (Wilno, today Vilnius)
“Hiner-hener-tants [Chicken Dance],” vol. 1, no. 9 (May, 1927): 293-4.
“Vinter [Winter],” vol. 2, no. 5-6 (15-16), (December, 1927): 253-4.
Kultur (Chicago)
“Farshemt [Shamed],” vol 1., no. 6 (November, 1925): 5.
“Shand [Shame],” vol. 1., no. 6 (November, 1925): 5.
Books
Ofene toyren [Open Portals]. Denver: Literarishe Grupe (Dovid Edelsthat Branch 450 Arbeiter Ring) and Ladies Educational Club, 1923.
A yidishe tragedye: a tragedye in finf aktn: fun yidishn lebn in Amerike [A Jewish Tragedy: A Tragedy in Five Acts: from A Jewish Life in America]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1927.
Der vayser prints fun der vayser plage [The White Prince of the White Plague]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1927.
Momentn [Moments]. Chicago: Byalistoker Yugent Farband [Bialystock Youth Association], 1927.
Studya [Studio]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1928.
In karahod [In the Dance Circle: Children’s Poems]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1928.
Vayse trit [White Steps]. Los Angeles: Palm Publishing House, 1929-1932.
Works About Mattes
“L. Mates.” Vokh I, no. 7 (November 15, 1929): 7. Yiddish.
“L. Mates -- Vayse trit.” Lid [Poem] I, no. 2 (1933): 14. Yiddish.
[Melech Ravitch]. “Yo! Un Neyn! Af naye bikher: L. Mates, ‘Yidisher Tragedye.’” Naye Folkstaytung, no. 234 (October 14, 1927): 8. Yiddish.
Rosenblat, H. “Bikher: Ofene toyren fun L. Mates.” Mayrev no. I (February 1925): 52–55.
Shea Tenenbaum, “Kinstler in Spivak Sanatoriyum [Artists in the Spivak Sanatorium],” Chicago Courier, June 28, 1936. Yiddish.
Sh[muel] Zar[amb], “Bikher velt,” Literarishe bleter, no. 1 (January 4, 1929): 16. Yiddish.
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