Thursday, March 31, 2016
Sinclair Lewis and 'Babbitt'
AMERICAN CULTURE is often hard to dissect. Yet some writers like Sinclair Lewis do a marvelous job of telling an engaging, Americanistic culture-shock story. The Sinclair Lewis novel 'Babbitt' is an amazing creative and robustly satiric story of a middle-aged man mired in the weird transitions of his life of proverbial ups and downs.
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