Samuel Roth

Pour les articles homonymes, voir Roth.

Samuel Roth

Biographie

Naissance	1893 Zboriv
Décès	3 juillet 1974 New York
Nationalité	américaine
Activités	Poète, éditeur, écrivain

Autres informations

Condamné pour	Obscénité

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Samuel Roth (1893, Nustscha – 3 juillet 1974) est un éditeur américain, proche d'Ezra Pound et James Joyce.

• Broomstick Brigade (New York : Bloch Publishing, 1914)^[1]
• Europe: A Book for America (New York : Boni and Liveright, 1919)^[2]
• Now and Forever: A Conversation with Mr. Israel Zangwill on the Jew and the Future, 1925
• Stone Walls Do Not: The Chronicle of a Captivity, 1930
• Lady Chatterley's Husbands : An Anonymous Sequel to the Celebrated Novel, Lady Chatterley's Lover (New York: William Faro, 1931)^[3]
• Lady Chatterley's Lover: A Dramatization of His Version of D.H. Lawrence's Novel (New York: William Faro, 1931)^[4]
• The Private Life of Frank Harris (New York: William Faro, 1931)^[5]
• Songs Out of Season (New York: William Faro, 1932)^[6]
• Jews Must Live: An Account of the Persecution of the World by Israel on All the Frontiers of Civilization (New York: The Golden Hind Press, 1934)^[7],[8]
• Dear Richard: A Letter to My Son in the Fighting Forces of the United States (New York: Wisdom House, 1942)^[9]
• Peep-Hole of the Present: An Inquiry into the Substance of Appearance (New York: Philosophical Book-Club, 1945)^[10]
• Bumarap: The Story of a Male Virgin (New York: Arrowhead Books, 1947)^[11]
• Apotheosis: The Nazarene in Our World (New York, Bridgehead Books, 1957)^[12]
• My Friend Yeshea (New York: Bridgehead Books, 1961)^[13]

• New Songs of Zion: A Zionist Anthology (New York: Judean Press, 1914)^[14]

• Two Worlds Monthly; Devoted to the Increase of the Gaiety of Nations (New York: Two Worlds Publishing, 1926-????)^[15]
• Two Worlds: A Literary Quarterly Devoted to the Increase of the Gaiety of Nations, 1925^[16]

• Yahrzeit (poème), The Nation (8 mai 1920)^[17]

• Jay A. Gertzman, "Bookleggers and Smuthounds: The Trade in Erotica, 1920-1940" (Phila.: U of Pennsylvania Press, 1999), chapitre 6.
• Jay A. Gertzman, "Samuel Roth, Infamous Modernist" (U Press of Florida, 2013). forthcoming
• Whitney Strub, "Roth v. U.S. and Modern Obscenity Doctrine" (U. Press of Kansas, 2013). forthcoming
• Leo Hamalian, "Nobody Knows My Names: Samuel Roth and the Underside of Modern Letters," Journal of Modern Literature 3 (1974): 889-921.
• Adelaide Kugel [Roth's daughter], "'Wroth-Rackt Joyce': Samuel Roth and the 'Not Quite Unauthorized' Edition of Ulysses," Joyce Studies Annual 3 (Summer 1992): 242-48
• Walter Stewart, Nietzsche My Sister and I: A Critical Study (n.l.: Xlibris Corp., 2007).
• Gay Talese, Thy Neighbor's Wife (NY: Dell, 1981), Chapter Six.
• Josh Lambert, "Unclean Lips: Obscenity and Jews in American Literature" (diss., U. of Michigan, 2009).
• Samuel Roth Papers at the Rare Book & Manuscript Library (en) de l'université Columbia
• "Scandalous Reputations: Serializing Ulysses in Two Worlds Monthly", Amanda Sigler, Berfrois, 16 June 2011

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