Culturist
04-29-2007, 02:50 PM
Good evening,
I have been looking for a book I once held in my hands in a now closed second-hand bookshop in my home town for a long time now. As I can only slightly remember it having been a novel that had anything to do with Boston and was likely to have been written by a(ny) nineteenth-century American author in the literary style of (social) realism or perhaps naturalism, I would like to ask if someone has got a clue for me It might as well have been a sequal (either written by Howells himself or someone else) to The Rise of Silas Lapham, 1885, but the author(s) might just as well have been Holmes or Wolfe
Thank you for your help in advance.
I have been looking for a book I once held in my hands in a now closed second-hand bookshop in my home town for a long time now. As I can only slightly remember it having been a novel that had anything to do with Boston and was likely to have been written by a(ny) nineteenth-century American author in the literary style of (social) realism or perhaps naturalism, I would like to ask if someone has got a clue for me It might as well have been a sequal (either written by Howells himself or someone else) to The Rise of Silas Lapham, 1885, but the author(s) might just as well have been Holmes or Wolfe
Thank you for your help in advance.