John Dos Passos: A Twentieth Century Odyssey.

Walter B. Rideout · Townsend Ludington

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This is a sound, very full, altogether welcome biography of one of the strangest careers in American letters. -- Alfred Kazin, The New York Times Book Review Ludington's fine, sweeping study . . . shows in full color Dos Passos the paradox, the self-contradiction, the eccentric of such proportions that the mere facts of his life would make arresting reading even if he had no particular genius. -- Washington Post Book World

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