Measures 5-15/32" X 8-1/2", 274 pp, written by Yevgeny Yevtushenko; edited, translated and with introduction by GEORGE REAVEY; bilingual text in Russian and English; stated "Revised and Enlarged Edition November 1967," trade paperback published by October House (NY). Contents: Introduction -- YEVGENY YEVTUSHENKO : Man And Poet -- by GEORGE REAVEY Prologue Our Anxieties: Poems 1953-1959 -- There's Something I Often Notice Through The Crowded Streets Irreconcilable Envy Others May Judge You You Are Big In Love Deep Snow I Hung A Poem On A Branch Weddings He Has Returned I Don't Understand A Scent Of Brine The Concert I Congratulate You, Mamma When I Think Of Alexander Blok I Don't Know What He Wants A Career Monologue From The Drama "Van Gogh" To My Dog My Beloved Will Arrive At Last Let Us Be Great The Angry Young Men Cowards Have Small Possibilities Conversation With An American Writer : Poems -- 1960-1962 -- Freshness When Your Face Came Rising Rockets And Carts Moscow Freight Station Humor The Cocks Our Mothers Depart I Lived With Many Desires A Meeting In Copenhagen The American Nightingale Girl Beatnik Monologue Of The Beatniks Honey The Railing Hail In Kharkov Babii Yar Conversation With An American Writer Poetry A Knock On The Door The Heirs Of Stalin I'm An Angel People Were Laughing : Poems -- 1963-1965 -- Again At Zima Station No, I'll Not Take The Half People Were Laughing Behind A Wall Ah, How Faltering You Are, My Speech Love's Maturity Nefertiti Other Times The Third Memory The Dead Hand Of The Past The City Of "Yes" And The City Of "No" The Woman And The Sea Fears The Song Of The Overseers "Yes" And "No" Cinderella The Sigh Italian Tears Impressions Of The Western Cinema Original Russian Sources Notes Shipping charges include postage (including USPS Tracking on domestic shipments), packaging materials, labor fuel (the nearest post office is 14 MILES away!); but I do combine shipping charges on multiple items -- so fill up that cart NOW an' save some $$$!