Theodore Dreiser Americas Foremost Novelist
Theodore Dreiser Americas Foremost Novelist
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So from then on his fortunes began to mend. But the experiences through which he passed left this new and tantalizing nerv ousness in his system. I think this slight morbidity may have ramified out into delusions of animosities in the world around him; whereas the animosities never were there . . . They were simply puzzled incomprehensions of him. Nat urally, however, a man thinking thus would keep his real self for the sanctity of pen and paper. His social self he felt was best kept commonplac...e to a degree; and hence the casual acquaint ance of Dreiser cannot reconcile the man to his books.
Dreiser is important. There is no American writing man to-day the con dition of whose health, vigor and spirits is more important. I am like Reedy in that I hope he will never accumulate a "style. " What I hope from him is that Dreiser will go along in the slow, painstaking way on which he is faring, but with the n AMERICA S FOREMOST NOVELIST four fingers of his good right hand feel ing sensitively under their tips whether a sentence, a paragraph, a page thrills and jumps with life or whether it is just cold putty, molded and dumped there ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So from then on his fortunes began to mend. But the experiences through which he passed left this new and tantalizing nerv ousness in his system. I think this slight morbidity may have ramified out into delusions of animosities in the world around him; whereas the animosities never were there . . . They were simply puzzled incomprehensions of him. Nat urally, however, a man thinking thus would keep his real self for the sanctity of pen and paper. His social self he felt was best kept commonplac...e to a degree; and hence the casual acquaint ance of Dreiser cannot reconcile the man to his books.
Dreiser is important. There is no American writing man to-day the con dition of whose health, vigor and spirits is more important. I am like Reedy in that I hope he will never accumulate a "style. " What I hope from him is that Dreiser will go along in the slow, painstaking way on which he is faring, but with the n AMERICA S FOREMOST NOVELIST four fingers of his good right hand feel ing sensitively under their tips whether a sentence, a paragraph, a page thrills and jumps with life or whether it is just cold putty, molded and dumped there ...
What to read after Theodore Dreiser Americas Foremost Novelist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allston Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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