Upton Sinclairs The Metropolis review satire critique
A critical assessment of Upton Sinclair's The Metropolis condemns its vulgar depiction of New York society, calling the satire stale and implausible. The piece argues Sinclair imitates sensationalist journalism, lacks lifelike characters, and reveals a biased antiwealth stance without persuasive social insight.
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Tangled Wed lock by Edgar Jepson review
A readable appraisal of Tangled Wed lock by Edgar Jepson from McClure Company. The critic praises the clear style and healthy humor while noting a strong central passion and well-judged restraint in potentially risqué scenes.
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