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transition 21

transition was a modernist literary journal devoted to publishing experimental art, poetry, fiction, and theory in the early twentieth century. In addition to the enormous influence it had on the literary avant-garde in the period, it is especially notable for publishing James Joyce's serial fragments of "Work in Progress" which would eventually become Finnegan's Wake . After almost two years on hiatus, transition 21 was published in March 1932 through The Servire Press in The Hague. It was edited by Eugene Jolas with cover art by Hans Arp. In this issue: Miguel Angel Asturias, Samuel Beckett, Dorothy Boillotat, Bob Brown, White Burnett, Ventura Garcia Calderon, Bernard Causton, John Coghlan, Franz Kafka, Marius Lyle, Henry Michaux, Peter Neagoe, James Oppenheim, Edouard Roditi, Harold Rosenberg, Gertrude Stein, Gabriel Audisio, Gottfried Benn, Martin Buber, Whit Burnett, Leo Frobenius, Stuart Gilbert, Richard Huelsenbeck, C.G. Jung, H.L. Mencken, Georges Ribemont-Desaignes, Camille Schuwer, David A. Siqueiros, Philippe Soupault, Ronald Symond Roger Vitrac, Ewald Wasmuth, Alberto Giacometti, Hans Arp, Joe Bousquet, Kay Boyle, Emily Holmes Coleman, Charles Henri Ford, Hölderlin, Eug

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