FTP, name this pretentious designation frequently awarded to novels like The Great Gatsby and Huck Finn.
One work with this name was a comic parody of Ulysses written by William Carlos Williams. Another work with this name tells the story of the Port Ruppert Mundys in the Patriot League and is by Philip Roth. This phrase first appeared in an 1868 John DeForest essay for The Nation, in which DeForest analyzes the works of Hawthorne, Cooper, and Stowe. FTP, name this pretentious designation frequently awarded to novels like The Great Gatsby and Huck Finn.
One work with this name was a comic parody of Ulysses written by William Carlos Williams.
Great American Novel