Eric A. Gordon

Eric A. Gordon, retired People’s World Cultural Editor, wrote a biography of radical American composer Marc Blitzstein and co-authored composer Earl Robinson’s autobiography. He has received numerous awards for his People's World writing from the International Labor Communications Association. He has translated all nine books of fiction by Manuel Tiago (pseudonym for Álvaro Cunhal) from Portuguese, available from International Publishers NY.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Eric A. Gordon

World

CISPES keeps solidarity with Salvadoran people’s movement alive in U.S.
August 17, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon
El Salvador is the rare example of an armed left insurgent force that successfully pursued national self-defense against imperialism and won.
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Opinion

Charlottesville, Los Angeles: Faith and political leaders speak out for justice
August 16, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon
Everybody joined hands for several choruses of “We Shall Overcome.” And yes, deep in my heart (I know that) I do believe we shall.
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Culture

Socialist sudoku
August 15, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon

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Culture

“Lucia di Lammermoor” and “Die Fledermaus”: Fidelity, fatality, frivolity
August 11, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon
Tremendously exciting singing by world-class artists.
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Culture

George Frideric Handel’s “Alcina”: A candybox of baroquen and mended hearts
August 10, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon
Over the past 30 years Santa Fe has returned repeatedly to the operatic works of George Frideric Handel.
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Culture

“The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs”: A new opera tapped for greatness?
August 8, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon
Jobs will undoubtedly long remain a figure much studied and speculated about, divisive and complicated, heroic and pathetic.
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Culture

Banned in Moscow! Rimsky-Korsakov’s last opera “The Golden Cockerel”
August 7, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon
Santa Fe Opera deserves warm plaudits for restoring this provocative, forward-looking Russian gem.
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Culture

Anarchist activist Sam Dolgoff lovingly remembered by his son
July 25, 2017 By Eric A. Gordon
In 71 bite-sized chapters of Left of the Left: My Memories of Sam Dolgoff, Sam’s son Anatole discusses his father’s relationships with famous figures of the left, and those not so well known.
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