Why Sinclair Lewis Got the Nobel Prize: Addresses by Erik Axel Karlfeldt Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy at the Nobel Festival December 10, 1930 and Address by Sinclair Lewis Before the Swedish Academy December 12, 1930

Published by Harcourt, Brace and Company [n.d.], New York

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Softcover. Octavo (23.5cm); peach stapled paper wrappers; [ii],21,[1]pp. Light creases and tiny tears to upper front wrapper, with tiny tears to lower front wrapper and margins; Very Good. Text includes addresses by Erik Axel Karlfeldt and Sinclair Lewis. As the first writer in the U.S. to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature, Lewis explores Americans' gradual ability to receive criticism, and the positive effect it can have on the writing community. [84923].

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Title
Why Sinclair Lewis Got the Nobel Prize: Addresses by Erik Axel Karlfeldt Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy at the Nobel Festival December 10, 1930 and Address by Sinclair Lewis Before the Swedish Academy December 12, 1930
Author
KARLFELDT, Erik Axel; Sinclair Lewis; Naboth Hedin (translation)
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Harcourt, Brace and Company [n.d.], New York
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First Edition.
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