THE BIG MONEY completes John Dos Passos\'s three-Volume fable of America\'s materialistic success and moral decline (American Heritage) and marks the end of one of the most ambitious projects that an American novelist has ever undertaken (Time).
Ultimately, whether the novels are read together or separately, they paint a sweeping portrait of collective America and showcase the brilliance and bravery of one of its most enduring an.
From New York to Hollywood, love affairs to business deals, it is a country taking the turns too fast, speeding toward the crash of 1929.
Henry Ford makes automobiles.
Lindbergh takes his solo flight.
The stock market surges.
Industrialism booms.
Here we come back to America after the war and find a nation on the upswing. -- New York Times The Big Money completes John Dos Passos\'s three-Volume fable of America\'s materialistic success and moral decline (American Heritage) and marks the end of one of the most ambitious projects that an American novelist has ever undertaken (Time).
It is not simply that [Dos Passos] has a keen eye for people, but that he has a keen eye for so many different kinds of people.
Ultimately, whether the novels are read together or separately, they paint a sweeping portrait of collective America and showcase the brilliance and bravery of one of its most enduring and admired writers.
From New York to Hollywood, love affairs to business deals, it is a country taking the turns too fast, speeding toward the crash of 1929.
Henry Ford makes automobiles.
Lindbergh takes his solo flight.
The stock market surges.
Industrialism booms.
Here we come back to America after the war and find a nation on the upswing.
The Big Money completes John Dos Passos\'s three-Volume fable of America\'s materialistic success and moral decline (American Heritage) and marks the end of one of the most ambitious projects that an American novelist has ever undertaken (Time).
Ultimately, whether the novels are read together or separately, they paint a sweeping portrait of collective America and showcase the brilliance and bravery of one of its most enduring and admired writers.
From New York to Hollywood, love affairs to business deals, it is a country taking the turns too fast, speeding toward the crash of 1929.
Henry Ford makes automobiles.
Lindbergh takes his solo flight.
The stock market surges.
Industrialism booms.
Here we come back to America after the war and find a nation on the upswing.
THE BIG MONEY completes John Dos Passos\'s three-Volume fable of America\'s materialistic success and moral decline (American Heritage) and marks the end of one of the most ambitious projects that an American novelist has ever undertaken (Time)
