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 repeti
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