Reading the 100
Samantha MabryIn March of 2024, the Atlantic released their list of "The Great American" Novels of the last century and told us all, "You have to read them." This is a diary of my reading of them. And also, perhaps, some ideas about craft and inspiration.
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The U.S.A. Trilogy by John Dos Passos - The Big Money (1938)
In March of 2024, The Atlantic posted their list of “The Great American Novels” of the last century. They then demanded, “You have to read them.” This is my diary of doing just that.
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The U.S.A. Trilogy by John Dos Passos - The 42nd Parallel (1930) and 1919 (1932)
In March of 2024, The Atlantic posted their list of “The Great American Novels” of the last century. They then demanded, “You have to read them.” This is my diary of doing just that.
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Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston
In March of 2024, The Atlantic posted their list of “The Great American Novels” of the last century. They then demanded, “You have to read them.” This is my diary of doing just that.
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Death Comes For the Archbishop by Willa Cather
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East Goes West by Younghill Kang
In March of 2024, The Atlantic posted their list of “The Great American Novels” of the last century. They then demanded, “You have to read them.” This is my diary of doing just that.
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