He created such characters as Billy Waldron and Ruth Prynne, as well as the labor agitator Anna Cohen, in a book whose series of vignettes describe the hectic life of the titular location, and he is als othe author of a 1921 novel about John Anderson, Crisfield, and Dan Fuseli.
This man's conflict with the author of True at First Light is the subject of Stephen Koch's recent book, The Breaking Point. He created such characters as Billy Waldron and Ruth Prynne, as well as the labor agitator Anna Cohen, in a book whose series of vignettes describe the hectic life of the titular location, and he is als othe author of a 1921 novel about John Anderson, Crisfield, and Dan Fuseli. He chronicled his disillusionment with liberalism, the labor movement, and the New Deal in his District of Columbia trilogy, but he is better known for another trilogy inspired by the Sacco and Vanzetti trial in which he depicts the "two nations" of the titular country. For ten points, identify this American writer of such works as Three Soldiers, Manhattan Transfer, and the U.S.A. trilogy.
This man's conflict with the author of True at First Light is the subject of Stephen Koch's recent book, The Breaking Point.
John Roderigo {Dos Passos}