Dreiser Theodore:
Sister Carrie
Afterword by: RachelSarah, Introduction by: RichardLingeman
Signet Classics , 2009
Mass paperback, 512 pages
Size: 171x110 mm
ISBN: 9780451531148
ISBN-10: 0451531140
Theodore Dreiser
Theodre Dreiser Was Born Into A Large And Impoverished German American Family In Terre Haute, Indiana, In 1871. He Began His Writing Career As A Reporter, Working For Newspapers In Chicago. Pittsburg, And St. Louis, Until An Editor Friend, Arthur Henry, Suggested He Write A Novel. The Result Was Sister Carrie, Based On The Life Of Dreiser's Own Sister Emma, Who Had Run Off To New York With A Married Man. Rejected By Several Publishers As "Immoral," The Book Was Finally Accepted By Doubleday And Company, And Published-Over Frank Doubleday's Strong Objections-In 1900. <Br>Numerous Cuts And Chang
Rachel Sarah
Rachel Sarah's Column On Single Motherhood And Dating, "Single Mom Seeking," Appears On Www.Literarymama.Com. Currently, She Is The Dating And Romance Columnist For J Magazine, San Francisco's Jewish Weekly, And Has Written For Hip Mama, Parenting, Ms., Elle, And Epregnancy. She Lives In Berkeley, Ca, With Her Daughter.
Richard Lingeman
Richard Lingeman, A Senior Editor At The Nation, Is The Author Of Many Distinguished Nonfiction Books, Including Sinclair Lewis: Rebel From Main Street; A Two-Volume Biography Of Theodore Dreiser: Theodore Dreiser: At The Gates Of The City And Theodore Dreiser: An American Journey (Chicago Sun-Times Book Of The Year);" "Small Town America: A Narrative History, <P>"From The Hardcover Edition."
