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Sinclair Lewis

Rebel From Main Street

by Richard R. Lingeman


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This life of Sinclair Lewis (1885-1951), who won both the Pulitzer and the Nobel Prizes, emphasizes his zest for living and his obsessions, ending with his alcoholism and decline. A New York Times Notable Book for 2002.


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9780679438236 9780679438236, Hardcover, Random House Inc, 2002

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9780873515412 9780873515412, Paperback, Borealis Books, 2005

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"As Lingeman tells Lewis's story, it is all too depressing, depressing to the point of 'why bother?' Lingeman might have told it differently, though, because Lewis had plenty of energy and even charm....More important, Lewis's best novels are well worth reading....Lewis's idiosyncratic combination of critical intelligence and humanity comes across far better in his novels than in Lingeman's biography, which often degenerates into a list of events, few of which reveal anything about Lewis's inner life....Who he is is lost in the detail of what he did."

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