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Sonia Ruthele Novak • 11 Items / 2 Books, 9 Poems
Winds from the Moon (1928)
by Sonia Ruthele Novak
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    Some Scrannel Pipings (5 Reviews)
    Henry Morton Robinson
    Winds from the Moon, by Sonia Ruthele Novak
    1. Winds from the Moon by Sonia Ruthele Novak
    2. Spring Plowing by Charles Malam
    3. Nocturnes and Autumnals by David Morton
    4. Poems by Milton S. Rose
    5. Sunset Gun by Dorothy Parker
    The Bookman, September 1928, pp. 95-96
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    Check List of New Books (9 Reviews)
    Poetry
    1. Bands and Rebels by Keene Wallis
    2. Compass Rose by Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth
    3. Nearer the Bone by Charles A. Wagner
    4. Angel Arms by Kenneth Fearing
    5. Poems and the Spring of Joy by Mary G.M. Webb
    6. Strange Truth by Elspeth M. O'Halloran
    7. Winds from the Moon by Sonia Ruthele Novak
    8. Collected Poems by Richard Aldington
    9. Sonnets, 1889-1927 by Edwin Arlington Robinson
    The American Mercury, July 1929
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    The New Books (9 Reviews)
    Memoirs of la Grande Mademoiselle, by Anne-Marie-Louise d'Orleans Montpensier
    1. Memoirs of la Grande Mademoiselle by Anne-Marie-Louise d'Orleans Montpensier
    2. The River Between by Louis Forgione
    3. Welcome Home by Alice Duer Miller
    4. The Land of Green Ginger by Winifred Holtby
    5. Heavenly Bodies by Oliver Jenkins
    6. Winds from the Moon by Sonia Ruthele Novak
    7. Lyrics Between the Years by Mahlon Leonard Fisher
    8. Singing Gardens by Blanche Lee
    9. Culture: The Diffusion Controversy by Grafton Elliot Smith
    The Saturday Review, June 16, 1928, p. 973