founder member of the Committee of 100 and serves as the British spokesperson for Mordechai Vanunu and became a founding member of the Battersea Power Station Community Group. Works Published by Rodker's Ovid Press John Rodker, Poems (1914) Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, Twenty Drawings from the Note-Books of H. Gaudier-Brzeska (1919) Ezra Pound, The Fourth Canto (1919) Wyndham Lewis, Fifteen Drawings (1920) T.S. Eliot, Ara Vus Prec (1920) Roger Fry, Catalogue: Paintings Drawings and Etchings by Auguste Renoir (1920) Clive Bell, Catalogue: Woodcuts and Drawings by Nicola Galante (1920) John Rodker, Hymns (1920) Ezra Pound, Hugh Selwyn Mauberley (1920) Roald Kristian, A Bestiary (1920) Oscar Wilde, To M. B. J. (1920) Edward Wadsworth, The Black Country (1920) Ezra Pound, Bel Esprit (1922) André Germain, Chants dans la Brume (1922) James Joyce, Ulysses (1922) Written by John Rodker Poems (1914) first collection Hymns (1920) Ovid Press Montagnes Russes (1923) in French translation by Ludmila Savitzky Dartmoor (1926) in French translation by Ludmila Savitzky The Future of Futurism (1926) Adolphe 1920 (1929) Collected Poems, 1912–1925 (Hours Press, 1930) Memoirs of Other Fronts (1932) Poems & Adolphe 1920 (1996) Carcanet Press reissue Further reading Gerald W. Cloud, John Rodker's Ovid Press: a bibliographical history (2010. Oak Knoll Press) References External links Article on the Whitechapel Boys Photo of John Rodker, James Joyce, Sylvia Beach, Cyprian Beach at Shakespeare and Co., Paris Anglo-Jewish poetry from Isaac Rosenberg to Elaine Feinstein by Peter Lawson: John Rodker Papers at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at U. of Texas, Austin Dominic Williams. No History to Speak Of: Jewishness and Modernism in John Rodker's Memoirs of Other Fronts (1932). Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 9.3(2010): 289–310 Entry in Rodker's genealogy web site, built using Geneweb software The Journal of the Utah Jewish Genealogical Society, "Atsmi uVsari", Issue #24, Dec., 2010 Review and bibliography of “John Rodker’s Ovid Press: A Bibliographical History” by Gerald W. Cloud Imago Publishing Co. at Database – Jewish Publishers of German Literature in Exile, 1933-1945 1894 births 1955 deaths Jewish poets English Jews English conscientious objectors Writers from Manchester Jewish pacifists Recipients of the Legion of Honour English male poets 20th-century English poets Whitechapel Boys 20th-century English male writers