Sociology and Anthropology:
* "Garrets and Gardens: A Novel of Bohemia" (1933): A fictionalized account of his early experiences in the Greenwich Village bohemian scene.
* "The Communist Party of the Soviet Union" (1938): A detailed examination of the Soviet Communist Party's structure and history.
* "Russia's Destiny: An Essay on the Economic, Political and Cultural Development of the Soviet Union" (1943): An analysis of the Soviet Union's political and economic systems.
* "The Machine Age in America: An Economic and Cultural Account of the Twentieth Century" (1949): A study of the impact of technology on American society.
* "The New Russian Empire" (1950): An exploration of the Soviet Union's expansionist ambitions.
* "Soviet Theatre: A History and a Critique" (1956): A critical examination of Soviet theatrical productions.
Other Works:
* "The Scarlet Empire: A Panorama of Russian Life" (1958): A sweeping overview of Russian history and culture.
* "The Soviet Union: A Concise History" (1961): A brief history of the Soviet Union.
* "The Soviet Union and the Middle East" (1968): An analysis of Soviet involvement in the Middle East.
* "The Communist Party in the Soviet Union: A History and a Critique" (1971): An updated and expanded edition of his earlier work on the Communist Party.
* "The Russian Imperial Ballet" (1973): A history of the Russian Imperial Ballet.
Parry was also a contributing editor to several publications, including "The Nation" and "The New Republic". He was known for his insights into Soviet society and his critical analysis of communist ideology. He also wrote extensively on Russian history and culture.
These are just a few of the many books Albert Parry authored. He was a prolific writer who left a lasting impact on the study of Russian history, Soviet politics, and American society.