A concise evaluation of Anderson's life, works, and influence on American literature

"At his death in 1941, Sherwood Anderson had spent nine years writing his final autobiography. The huge body of manuscripts, left unorganized and unedited by Anderson, was published in 1942, after being drastically cut and edited to the point of rewriting. Now the memoirs, which still remain the central source of study of Anderson's life and the literary movements in which he participated, have been made available in an accurate, scholarly edition. Mr. White has completely retranscribed over 2,200 pages of Anderson's manuscripts, explained the composition and textual state of work, and annotated the biographical and bibliographical facts of Anderson's career." -- dust jacket.

Essays to help you understand and appreciate the works of Sherwood Anderson.

A critical introduction to Anderson's work considers selected stories to illuminate the approach and techniques on one of the first writers to dramaize the sense of alienation marking twentieth-century life.

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