World Fiction

World Fiction (1922)

World Fiction is an American magazine of world fiction that ran for seven issues in 1922-1923 before it merged with Our World. It was edited by Harriet V. Wishnieff and Harald Toksvig.

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The Moles by Georges Imann, from the French by William L. McPherson
Loneliness: A poem by Ben Abramov, from the Yiddish by Author:Isidor Schneider
...For Tomorrow You Die by Author:Gunnar Gunnarsson, from the Danish by Harald Toskvig
My Sister Antonia, by Ramón del Valle-Inclán, from the Spanish by Harriet V. Wishnieff
Kerkeb, by Elissa Rhais, from the French by M. W. Biggs
The Night: A poem by Alexander Blok, from the Russian by Leo Pasvolsky
Moonlight, by James Wood Johnson
Luckiest Man in the World, by Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev from the Russian by Herman Bernstein
Conversion, by Lucas Malet
Haltekok by Carit Etlar, from the Danish by Harald Toskvig
Spring by Mihail Sadoveanu, from the Romanian by Adrio Val
Knight of Death by Enrique López Albújar, from the Spanish by R. H. Williams
Change by Ina Boudier-Bakker, from the Dutch by Agnes Rix
Episode by Anders Eje, from the Swedish by Eric Lindblom
The Silent Man, by Arkady Averchenko, from the Russian by Scotland Liddell
Berangere’s Engagement by Annie Vivanti, from the Italian by Arthur Livingston

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