The grandson of a Portuguese immigrant, he lived a quiet life on Cape Cod and later moved to his father's farm at Spence's Point, Virginia, which prompted him to write his memoir The Best Time.
The grandson of a Portuguese immigrant, he lived a quiet life on Cape Cod and later moved to his father's farm at Spence's Point, Virginia, which prompted him to write his memoir The Best Time. This Harvard graduate's work in the US Medical Corps and the Norton-Harjes Ambulance Service during World War I inspired his first book, One  Man's Initiation. He wrote about the Spottswood family in the his second, less radical trilogy entitled District of Columbia, but his greatest success came in the publication of the trilogy whose novels were The 42nd Parallel, 1919, and The Big Money. FTP, name this author of the U.S.A. trilogy.
The grandson of a Portuguese immigrant, he lived a quiet life on Cape Cod and later moved to his father's farm at Spence's Point, Virginia, which prompted him to write his memoir The Best Time.
John {Dos Passos}