Masses and Party: An Anthology (1910-1926) brings together a selection of pre-prison writings by the young Antonio Gramsci, drawn from recent critical revisions of his work, authorized by researchers and scholars of the Italian philosopher and politician's oeuvre. The anthology focuses on writings preceding the Prison Notebooks and Prison Letters. Before his imprisonment, Gramsci was a prolific and insightful writer and political essayist, as evidenced by his evolution from militant journalism to the democracy of the Councils, from the analysis of fascism to the "translation" of Leninism in the West, all chronologically reflected in this book. Here, a more accessible author is presented compared to his works written after his imprisonment. However, this is not a lesser Gramsci, as these writings are of great theoretical and political significance, in which the Sardinian thinker advances ideas and develops theories that would revolutionize and gain momentum in his mature works written while in prison. The selection for this anthology was made by Guido Liguori, academic and president of the International Gramsci Society, who added a brief review to each text for context and as a reading guide, as well as an introduction to the anthology that explores Antonio Gramsci's cultural and political profile. The translation from Italian to Spanish was done by Héctor Rodríguez de la O, translator and academic at the University of Bologna.