Frank Norris

Most modern U.S. writers, from Frank Norris to Thomas Wolfe, are now mostly forgotten and little read.

Hemingway's Achievement Jeffrey Meyers 2011

Most modern U.S. writers, from Frank Norris to Thomas Wolfe, are now mostly forgotten and little read.

Hemingway's Achievement Jeffrey Meyers 2011

Jack London's works surely count as working class, as do the works of Frank Norris, Theodore Dreiser, Upton Sinclair, Sinclair Lewis, Nelson Algren.

Anis Shivani: The New Henry Miller Speaks Out: Interview With Eric Miles Williamson, Author of 'Welcome to Oakland' 2010

In the end, Lovecraft, Dick, and Jackson do have greater "weight" in American letters than Powell, or Frank Norris not a slam on Norris, by the way, but the volume is stuffed with essays not widely quoted or cited anymore or Lafciado Hearn or many of the poets with LoA editions.

Nick Mamatas' Journal nihilistic_kid 2010

The promising young critic and novelist Frank Norris had once been a fan - and friend - of William Dean Howells.

Turning back to painful but powerful chapters in country's race narrative Dennis Drabelle 2010

Mr. CHESNUTT: It's from "McTeague," a Frank Norris book, and I wrote it down in my notebook where I write lines that I come across.

In Memoriam: Sweet, Sad Rocker Vic Chesnutt 2010

The promising young critic and novelist Frank Norris had once been a fan - and friend - of William Dean Howells.

Turning back to painful but powerful chapters in country's race narrative Dennis Drabelle 2010

Mr. CHESNUTT: It's from "McTeague," a Frank Norris book, and I wrote it down in my notebook, where I write lines that I come across.

Songs Of Survival And Reflection: 'At The Cut' 2009

In the climactic scene in Frank Norris 'classic novel McTEAGUE, the two antagonists find themselves in the desert.

Nathan Bransford: Publishing's Winner's Curse 2009

The story of how the dollar wins out over the commonweal, and how the unethical mentality pursues profit no matter social cost, has been told and retold by the great visionary novelists, like Upton Sinclair in The Jungle, Frank Norris in The Octopus, Theodore Dreiser in The Financier, Edith Wharton in The Custom of the Country -- all written in the early 20th century and all tragedies.

Carla Seaquist: Recovery Without a Reckoning 2009