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sinclair lewis
His later works include 1949's "The God-Seeker", about a missionary in his own native Minnesota
Trivia about sinclair lewis
It's said he turned down Pulitzer for “Arrowsmith” because he felt he was due one sooner
In the 1930s this "Main Street" author served as book editor for Newsweek
In order to write his 1922 novel "Babbitt", this author studied real estate
This "Babbitt" author published his 1st novel, "Hike And The Aeroplane", under the pseudonym Tom Graham
Jack London often purchased story ideas, including "The Assassination Bureau", from this "Babbitt" author
"The Man from Main Street" is a collection of this Nobel Prize winner's essays
The Reader's Encyclopedia said, "He loved the... main streets of America even as he deplored them"
He was the first American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature
"The Chronicler of Main Street"
Awarded a Pulitzer Prize for "Arrowsmith", he said no thanks
Sidney Howard helped this author dramatize "Dodsworth"
"Gantry", a musical based on a novel by this man, opened February 14, 1970 & closed February 14, 1970
You'll find this author's boyhood home in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, 3 1/2 blocks west of Main Street
When his "Arrowsmith" won for Fiction in 1926, he declined the prize
I borrowed a volume of his works that includes "Elmer Gantry" & "Dodsworth"
In 1930 this "Main Street" author became the first American to win the Nobel Prize for literature
This writer was born on Feb. 7, 1885 in Sauk Center, Minn.--perhaps on the town's "Main Street"
The heroine of this author's "Main Street" escapes her miserable small town--for a while
When he died in 1951, his ashes were returned to Sauk Centre, Minnesota
A fascist named Berzelius Windrip becomes president of the U.S. in this "Dodsworth" author's novel "It Can't Happen Here"
His father Emmet, a country doctor, gave him much of the background for Dr. Kennicott in his novel "Main Street"
1920:Gopher Prairie
Boosters' clubs were so popular they became fodder for satire in this author's "Babbitt"
A collection of his letters, "From Main Street to Stockholm", was published posthumously in 1952