Reference Guide to American Literature

Reference Guide to American Literature
ISBN-10
1558624171
ISBN-13
9781558624177
Category
Literary Criticism / General
Pages
1257
Language
English
Published
2000
Publisher
St. James Press
Author
Thomas Riggs

Description

Among the 555 entries contained in this 4th edition of the Reference Guide to American Literature, nearly 160 are new. Each entry in the first section, Writers, provides milestones in the author's life and career, primary bibliographies categorized by genre, secondary bibliographies and critical essays. The second section, Works, presents 131 essays on notable works of American literature.

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