Upton Sinclair a Study in Social Protest

by Floyd Dell

1927. Biography of Upton Sinclair, prolific writer of novels and nonfiction who is known for his steady espousal of socialism and his concern with social and political problems. His best-known book, The Jungle, created a sensation when it was published and influenced the passing of the Pure Food and Drug Act. Preliminary Explanations; Southern Beginnings; Adolescent Discoveries; The Young Hack; The Artist in Revolt; Thyrsis; Thyrsis and Corydon; The Journal of Arthur Stirling; Manassas; The Jungle; Love's Pilgrimage; King Coal; Jimmie Higgins; The Book of Life; The Great Pamphlets; and Oil! See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

196 pages, Paperback