Alan Wald Introduction (4 results)
Blackness of a White Night Stories & Poems
Sherry Mangan ; edited by Marshall Brooks ; introduction by Alan Wald
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Softcover. Condition: Very Good-. (NAP). Sewn binding. viii, 64 p. A solid copy, opening widely but sewn binding is firm and spine is uncreased. No marks. Some staining to covers and top edge (no distortion). Covers have some wear to extremities.
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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 236 pages. 5.50x0.59x8.50 inches. In Stock.
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HARDCOVER. Condition: Very Good. MORNINGSIDE EDITION; 10987654321pt line. VERY GOOD CONDITION, CLEAN, SOLID, BRIGHT; MORNINGSIDE EDITION. ******; 213 pages; LITERARY CRITICISM.DUALITY OF LITERATURE..HUMANISM, LEFT WING DUALISM; MARX & RELATIVE AESTHETIC; TRADITION OF THOUGHT; LITERATURE AND PROPAGANDA; GROWTH & DECAY OF LITERATU…RE.
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Hardcover. Condition: New. XII-345 pages ; 22 cm. Per Seyersted's Robert Cantwell: An American 1930s RadicalWriter and His Apostasy is an exceedingly unusual, inventive, anddistinguished contribution to 20th century United States cultural,intellectual, and political history in several respects. Seyersted'sfocus is on the career…of Robert Cantwell, a promising novelistfrom the Northwestern United States who was a much-admiredpro-Communist literary talent in the early 1930s, but who steadilyevolved to the Right and vanished into the relative obscurity ofthe mass market publishing industry in subsequent decades.Cantwell's name is certainly recognizable to most scholars ofUnited States literary radicalism, but the central mystery of -whathappened? to him has never been explained. Seyersted's extraordinarilyresearched book now answers that question in a mannerthat sheds new light on a variety of other issues, and offers ahighly detailed fresh paradigm for the radical literary experiencethat will absorb a broad range of readers. Alan Wald Director of the Program in American Culture University of Michigan.
