As a youth the protagonist of this novel is forcibly moved to St. Louis but returns home upon the death of his brother Grover.
As a youth the protagonist of this novel is forcibly moved to St. Louis but returns home upon the death of his brother Grover. The protagonist is forced to work for another brother hawking subscriptions to the Saturday Evening Post, and is only eight when his mother buys the Dixieland boarding house and separates from his father Oliver. The novel then degenerates into squabbling amongst the central family, which lives in town in old Catawba. By the end, the protagonist wishes never to return again to Altamont. FTP, name this first novel about Eugene Gant, a work by Thomas Wolfe.
As a youth the protagonist of this novel is forcibly moved to St. Louis but returns home upon the death of his brother Grover.
{Look Homeward, Angel}