





PublisherImpact of Translation
This is how Dos Passos describes the people of New York City: Men and women are herded into a wooden basement that smells of manure, and driven toward the ferry terminal, crammed and jostled together like apples being loaded down a slope toward the juicer. This novel has been rated by experts as John Dos Passos's finest work, a portrait of New York City in its sweetness and bitterness, its beauty and ugliness, in a specific period. Critic Paul Elmer Moore described it as a "sinkhole explosion," and critic Sinclair Lewis praised it as "a great and important novel."
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| Publisher | Impact of Translation |
|---|---|
| Category | Novels & Short stories |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | 9786038430064 |
| Availability | In stock |
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