Sinclair Lewis

Harry Sinclair Lewis portrays Martin Arrowsmith against charlatanism and materialism in the medical profession, which is the target of Lewis's satire.

A book review on one of the earliest classic novels by Sinclair Lewis, including plot summary and current value of a first edition.

A brief book review of the antique novel "The Trail of the Hawk: A Comedy of the Seriousness of Life," one of the first novels written by Sinclair Lewis.

A book review and look at Sinclair Lewis's dystopian novel "It Can't Happen Here" warning about the dangers of how Facism could sneak into the United States.

An article about Sinclair Lewis including biography, overview of books and influences, as well as additional information.

An article on one of Sinclair Lewis's earliest books, the now collectible "Our Mr. Wrenn"

This is an article about "The Job" by Sinclair Lewis, a classic novel by a great American author which was also one of the earliest works fighting for equal rights of women workers.

An article about American author Sinclair Lewis, and his works, all of which are now considered collectible antiques.

Babbitt and his friend Paul each have extramarital affairs in the novel by Sinclair Lewis. Even though Reisling ends up in prison due to his tryst, the result of the other's affair has even more depressing results for Babbitt.

A book review of a Sinclair Lewis classic