Exploding Tongues: Language, Art, and the Russian Avant-garde

Appendix: A Path Through Russian Avant-Garde Books

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  1. Exploding Tongues Christopher Gilman

Contents of this path:

  1. Kravtsov, Andrei. Nagoi sredi odetykh (Naked Among the Dressed), 1914
  2. Kruchenyk. Pomada (Pomade), 1913
  3. Kruchenyk Te li le 1914
  4. Kruchenykh, A. and Khlebnikov, V. Bukh lesinnyi. (Forestly Rapid), 1913
  5. Kruchenykh, Aleksei. Dve poemy Pustynniki Pustynnitsa (Two Poems: Hermits, Hermitess), 1913
  6. Kruchenykh. Starinnaia liubov' (Ancient Love), 1912
  7. Kruchenykh, A. Pobeda nad solntsem (Victory over the Sun), 1913
  8. Burliuk, D. and N., et al. Poshchechina obshchestvennomu vkusu : stikhi, proza, statʹi (A Slap in the Face of Public Taste: Poetry, Prose, Essays), 1913
  9. Sadok sudeĭ
  10. Kruchenykh, A. Starinnaia liubov'; Bukh lesinnyi (Ancient Love; Forest Rapidly), 1913
  11. Tė li lė
  12. Tango with Cows: Ferroconcrete Poems, by Vasilli Kamenskii, with illustrations by David Burliuk