Meridel Le Sueur

• Jun-1977
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Twelve distinguished short stories about what we used to call the American proletariat. People on strike; people on relief; people waiting for Sacco and Vanzetti to die; a young girl, pregnant, hungray yet somwhow assuged by the pear tree outside her...

• Jun-1982
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• Dec-1984
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This work first appeared in a story collection in 1984, six years after the author, octogenarian Meridel Le Sueur, had rescued the yellowing manuscript from her basement. Strikingly parallel to Le Sueur's city novel The Girl, I Hear Men Talking was w...

• Oct-1987
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First published to critical acclaim by Alfred Knopf in 1950, this evocative prose account of the lives of two young adults, on Indian and one white, has been reillustrated and made available in a paperback format. Set against the turbulent background...

• Dec-1989
• / Action Adventure
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This tale remains as fresh and satisfying as when it was first published by Knopf in 1951. Crockett was as fun-loving and restless as he was courageous and honest, a folk-symbol of the early American spirit, standing firm against both harsh Nature an...

• Dec-1990
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This collection was first published in two volumes, as Harvest: Stories, 1928-46 and Song for My Time: Stories from the Period of Repression, 1947-58, then re-edited into one volume, with 15 stories and articles added, with a critical introduction by...

• Dec-1991
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This fictional account of a bus trip fromAlbuquerque to Denver, a journey through theAmerican hell, was ten years in the making. Through a phantasmagoric mingling of three texts,Le Sueur the old radical returns, triumphant and terrible, to remind us ...

• Jan-1993
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This first and only comprehensive collection of the literary achievement of Meridel Le Sueur includes her best and most representative fiction, reportage, and autobiography from every decade since the 1920s. The New York Times Book Review writes that...

• Oct-1996
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