The book has been presented numerous times in fifty-hour uninterrupted readings.
The book has been presented numerous times in fifty-hour uninterrupted readings. Written between 1906 and 1911, it presents the history of three generations of the author's own family and, by extension, a history of the United States. Frequently ignoring such conventional devices as dialogue, plot, and action, it is marked by frequent verbal repetition in order to suggest a "continual present." For ten points identify this novel by Gertrude Stein.
The book has been presented numerous times in fifty-hour uninterrupted readings.
The Making of Americans