Main Street

Main Street Main Street Sinclair Lewis was a unexpended boy, always an outsider, lonely. Once he had become famous, he began to cry out an official view of his youth that represents perhaps an adult esteem for a inoffensive life that never was. He was Sinclair Lewis (Hutchisson 8). In the years from 1914 to 1951 Sinclair Lewis, a flamboyant, driven, self-devouring genius from Sauk Centre, Minnesota, aspired in twenty dollar bill two novels to make all America his province. (Hutchisson 9).

Although his star has direct waned, he was in his time the best-known and the most disputable of all writers and through a number of books remarkable for their sarcastic bite and for their ambivalent love and hatred of the land and the tribe he took as his domain, he helped to make Americans known to themselves and to the world. Lewis was a descendant of the line of Cooper, Emerson, Thoreau, Whitman and Twain (Mencken 17). Like them, he railed against the baneful effects of mass culture a...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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