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transition 14

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 . transition 14 was published in fall 1928 and was edited by Eugene Jolas with associate editor Robert Sage and contributing editors Elliot Paul and Matthew Josephson. This issue includes: Stuart Davis, Gertrude Stein, Matthew Josephson, Isidore, Schneider, Douglas Rigby, Elliot Paul, Hilaire Hyler, Robert McAlmon, Leigh Hoffman, George Antheil, Kay Boyle, A. Lincoln Gillespie Jr., Walter Lowenfels, Pierre Loving, Emily Holmes Coleman, Berenice Abbott, Lansing Warren, Ivan Beede, Harry Crosby, Harold J. Salemson, Kathleen Cannell, H. Wolf Kaufman, White Burnett, Edgar Calmer, W. Krickberg, Bernard Smith, Laurence Vail, Ralph Church, Harry Crosby, Eugene Jolas, Ralph Sage, Robert Desnos, R. Gilbert Lecomte, Marcel Brion, Berenice Abbott, Georges Neveux, Eric de Haulleville, Archibald Craig, Thomas McGreevy, Stuart Gilb

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