Money Writes!: A Study of American Literature

Upton Sinclair, 1927. First Edition. Hardcover. Collectible Very Good/No Jacket. 1st Edition Published by the author (1927) . No marks or writing observed in text. Binding tight and square. On half title page - a tipped in blurb from what apperas to be the back of the original dust jacket Gently read. . . . . . . . . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.) Chrysotropism -- 2.) Fishes and pike -- 3.) Being somebody -- 4.) The settin' down job -- 5.) What the public wants -- 6.) The muckraking era -- 7.) The excrementa of tsardom -- 8.) Artificial selection -- 9.) Young America -- 10.) Episcopal thinking -- 11.) Social antitoxins -- 12.) Literary vigilantes -- 13.) Red versus white -- 14.) The fascist career -- 15.) The great dog Lorrimor -- 16.) Art and the trader -- 17.) Incense to Mammon -- 18.) Romance and reaction -- 19.) The ivory tower -- 20.) The charm-poacher -- 21.) The tattooed novelist -- 22.) The bookleggers -- 23.) The ex-muckrakers -- 24.) Muddlement -- 25.) An American victory -- 26.) Boobus Americanus -- 27.) The critic-caste -- 28.) Speaking to God -- 29.) The heart of charity -- 30.) Choose your poet -- 31.) The family lawyer -- 32.) Adonais -- 33.) Bacchus' train -- 34.) The ex-furnaceman -- 35.) The springs of pessimism -- 36.) A visit to Boston -- 37.) The tension of friendship -- 38.) Pavel Jerdanovitch -- 39.) The tramp poet -- 40.) The days departed -- 41.) The soap-box -- 42.) Homo unius libri -- 43.) A friend in need -- 44.) The rebel band -- 45.) The new playwrights -- 46.) The double standard -- 47.) The art of brotherhood. Family-owned bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio: BookMarx Bookstore. Books shipped within 24 hours.