Reich Wilhelm:
Listen, Little Man!
Illustrator: WilliamSteig, Translator: RalphManheim
Farrar Straus Giroux , 1974
Quality paperback, 144 pages
Size: 204x136 mm
ISBN: 9780374504014
ISBN-10: 0374504016
Wilhelm Reich
Wilhelm Reich, A Native Of Austria, Was Born In 1897. His Many Other Works Include "Listen, Little Man!," "Character Analysis," And "The Mass Psychology Of Fascism," He Died In 1957.<Br>
William Steig
William Steig's Drawings Appeared Regularly In " The New Yorker" Since 1930. He Also Wrote And Illustrated Books For Children, Most Recently His Memoir, "When Everybody Wore A Hat". His Other Books Include " Sylvester And The Magic Pebble, " Winner Of The Caldecott Medal; " The Amazing Bone, " A Caldecott Honor Book; And " Abel's Island" And " Doctor De Soto, " Both Newbery Honor Books; " Doctor De Soto Goes To Africa"; "Pete's A Pizza"; And "Zeke Pippin".
Ralph Manheim
Ralph Manheim (1907-1992) Was One Of The Great Translators Of The 20Th Century. He Translated The Works Of Gunter Grass, Bertoll Brecht, Louis-Ferdinand Celine, Hermann Hesse, Peter Handke, Novalis, And Martin Heidegger, Among Many Others. In 1982, Pen American Center Created An Award--The Ralph Manheim Medal For Translation--In His Name, Which Honors A Translator Whose Career Has Demonstrated A Commitment To Excellence Through The Body Of His Or Her Work.
