Books by Martin Litvin
Now available in paperback from: Zephyr Publishing, P. O. Box 1, Galesburg, IL 61402All books are USD$10 postpaid via USPS Media Mail in the United States. E-mail for shipping costs worldwide
The Audacious Pilgrim
The unexpurgitated biography of Meyer LevinScenes From A Forgotten Life
Immigrant Jewish life in the American midwest
The Inept Apprentice
A humorous and poignant autobiographical tale
Bread and Salt
Novel of the Civil War
Mary Allen West: A Lady of Grit, Grace and Gumption
Biography of the temperance fighter and educator
Chase the Prairie Wind
Biography of farm machinery magnate Robert Avery
The Young Mary 1817-1861
Early years of Mary Ann Ball "Mother" Bickerdyke
Good Morning Miss Freeman
Memoir of life and high school in Galesburg, Illinois
I'm Going To Be Somebody
Biography of George Fitch
The Impresario
Novel of murder and redemption in a prairie town
Black Earth and Other Stories
Collection of short storiesA Daring Young Man
Biography of Ben Nicholas, proponent of "right to die with dignity" laws
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About the Author
Martin Litvin was born in Galesburg, Illinois on March 31, 1928. He graduated from Galesburg
High School with the Class of 1945 and from the University of Southern California with the Class of
1949. After serving with the United States Army in Great Britain, he attended the University of
Iowa Law School for one year and then settled in New York City where he passed nearly twenty
years.
In New York, he was employed and wrote steadily, acting as a correspondent for The Galesburg Post
and the Knoxville Journal, two weeklies back home. He has had several novels, biographies and
other works of nonfiction published. He passed away in early 2000.
Last updated: November 22, 2004
