”Probably the most important one for me.”
Look homeward, angel
a story of the buried life
Thomas Wolfe · 1929 · 536 pages
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About the book
A modernist classic of American literature that follows young Eugene Gant on his journey of self-discovery through university and early adult experiences in the South. Thomas Wolfe portrays with lyricism and rawness the search for meaning, identity and freedom in a changing America. A coming-of-age work that explores themes of nostalgia, ambition and disillusionment.
Book details
| Author | Thomas Wolfe |
|---|---|
| Original title | Look Homeward, Angel |
| Year of publication | 1929 |
| Pages | 536 |
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