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A Man Without Shoes 1st Edition John Sanford

Name: A Man Without Shoes 1st Edition John Sanford
SKU: BELL-9569496
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 5 (58 reviews)

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Publisher: Bloomsbury UK

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.26 MB

Pages: 178

Author: John Sanford

ISBN: 9781448213252, 1448213258

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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A Man Without Shoes 1st Edition John Sanford by John Sanford 9781448213252, 1448213258 instant download after payment.

Written between 1943 and 1946, A Man Without Shoes ? an epic novel of the immigrant experience in America ? was finally self-published in 1951 after over 30 rejections. As Sanford explained 'in 1947, it was a new kind of cold altogether: McCarthyism, it was called, and hard weather was no longer on the way, -it was here. For A Man Without Shoes, the sixteen seasons of the next four years were all of them winter. During that period, the book was submitted to some thirty publishers, and thirty-some times it was declined.' The novel was considered too politically radical and leftist for the mainstream publishers at the dawn of the McCarthy era.