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Special Attributes
1st Edition
Narrative Type
Fiction
Title
raintree country
ISBN
9781556527104
Book Title
Raintree County
Book Series
Rediscovered Classics Ser.
Item Length
8.2 in
Publisher
Chicago Review Press, Incorporated
Publication Year
2007
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1.8 in
Author
Ross Lockridge Jr.
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Classics, Historical
Item Width
5.5 in
Item Weight
33.5 Oz
Number of Pages
1088 Pages

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Throughout a single day in 1892, John Shawnessy recalls the great moments of his life--from the love affairs of his youth in Indiana, to the battles of the Civil War, to the politics of the Gilded Age, to his homecoming as schoolteacher, husband, and father. Shawnessy is the epitome of the place and period in which he lives, a rural land of springlike women, shady gamblers, wandering vagabonds, and soapbox orators. Yet here on the banks of the Shawmucky River, which weaves its primitive course through Raintree County, Indiana, he also feels and obeys ancient rhythms. A number-one bestseller when it was first published in 1948, this powerful novel is a compelling vision of 19th-century America with timeless resonance today.

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Publisher
Chicago Review Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1556527101
ISBN-13
9781556527104
eBay Product ID (ePID)
59782216

Product Key Features

Book Title
Raintree County
Author
Ross Lockridge Jr.
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Classics, Historical
Publication Year
2007
Book Series
Rediscovered Classics Ser.
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
1088 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.2 in
Item Height
1.8 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Item Weight
33.5 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
6
Reviews
The powerful currents and depth of this great swollen river of a book remain irresistible. Raintree County doesn't have to be the great American novel to be an American classic and a classic expression of the American dream; a time and place in our history are made permanent in this book."  —Richard Dyer,  Boston Globe, "[A] candidate for that mythical honor, the Great American Novel,Raintree Countydisplays unflagging industry [and] a . . . magnificent vitality."  -Saturday Review, "An achievement of art and purpose, a cosmically brooding book full of significance and beauty." - The New York Times, "A work that should rank with Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel as a landmark in American fiction."  -- Philadelphia Inquirer, "A work that should rank with Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel as a landmark in American fiction." - Philadelphia Inquirer, "[An] extraordinary work . . . I have reread Raintree County at least once a year. It is a book that I, at least, have grown into, still grow into." -- Detroit News, "My favorite novel of all time is Raintree County . It's about American journalism, patriotism, and a star-crossed love affair a hundred years ago. Like the Bible, you can pick it up, read any page, and gain something. It's poetry. Forget the movie, if you saw it, the book is something entirely different." -Edna Buchanan, author, You Only Die Twice and Cold Case Squad, "The powerful currents and depth of this great swollen river of a book remain irresistible. Raintree County doesn't have to be the great American novel to be an American classic and a classic expression of the American dream; a time and place in our history are made permanent in this book." -Richard Dyer, Boston Globe, "The powerful currents and depth of this great swollen river of a book remain irresistible. Raintree County doesn't have to be the great American novel to be an American classic and a classic expression of the American dream; a time and place in our history are made permanent in this book."  --Richard Dyer,  Boston Globe, "Just how good is Raintree County ? . . . Looking back at it, one is struck by the strength of its prose and the life of its characters. The Civil War section alone, well over 200 pages and the heart of the book, justifies the extravagant Great American Novel claims some critics have made for it. . . . Had Ross Lockridge, Jr. lived, he might well have changed the direction of American writing--for that, and nothing less, was his intention."  --Bruce Cook,  Chicago Tribune, "A work that should rank with Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel as a landmark in American fiction." -- Philadelphia Inquirer, "No myth is more imposing than the Great American Novel; but if it is truly unattainable, I believe that Ross Lockridge made closer approach than any other writer has, before or since." -- Fort Worth Star-Telegram, "An achievement of art and purpose, a cosmically brooding book full of significance and beauty."  -The New York Times, "Just how good is Raintree County ? . . . Looking back at it, one is struck by the strength of its prose and the life of its characters. The Civil War section alone, well over 200 pages and the heart of the book, justifies the extravagant Great American Novel claims some critics have made for it. . . . Had Ross Lockridge, Jr. lived, he might well have changed the direction of American writing-for that, and nothing less, was his intention." -Bruce Cook, Chicago Tribune, "[A] candidate for that mythical honor, the Great American Novel, Raintree County displays unflagging industry [and] a . . . magnificent vitality."  — Saturday Review, No myth is more imposing than the Great American Novel; but if it is truly unattainable, I believe that Ross Lockridge made closer approach than any other writer has, before or since."  — Fort Worth Star-Telegram, "[A] candidate for that mythical honor, the Great American Novel, Raintree County displays unflagging industry [and] a . . . magnificent vitality." -- Saturday Review, "Just how good is Raintree County ? . . . Looking back at it, one is struck by the strength of its prose and the life of its characters. The Civil War section alone, well over 200 pages and the heart of the book, justifies the extravagant Great American Novel claims some critics have made for it. . . . Had Ross Lockridge, Jr. lived, he might well have changed the direction of American writing—for that, and nothing less, was his intention."  —Bruce Cook,  Chicago Tribune, "A work that should rank with Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel as a landmark in American fiction."  — Philadelphia Inquirer, "[An] extraordinary work . . . I have rereadRaintree Countyat least once a year. It is a book that I, at least, have grown into, still grow into."  -Detroit News, "The powerful currents and depth of this great swollen river of a book remain irresistible.Raintree Countydoesn't have to be the great American novel to be an American classic and a classic expression of the American dream; a time and place in our history are made permanent in this book."  -Richard Dyer, Boston Globe, "[A] candidate for that mythical honor, the Great American Novel, Raintree County displays unflagging industry [and] a . . . magnificent vitality." - Saturday Review, "An achievement of art and purpose, a cosmically brooding book full of significance and beauty."  -- The New York Times, "Just how good isRaintree County? . . . Looking back at it, one is struck by the strength of its prose and the life of its characters. The Civil War section alone, well over 200 pages and the heart of the book, justifies the extravagant Great American Novel claims some critics have made for it. . . . Had Ross Lockridge, Jr. lived, he might well have changed the direction of American writing-for that, and nothing less, was his intention."  -Bruce Cook, Chicago Tribune, "My favorite novel of all time is Raintree County . It's about American journalism, patriotism, and a star-crossed love affair a hundred years ago. Like the Bible, you can pick it up, read any page, and gain something. It's poetry. Forget the movie, if you saw it, the book is something entirely different." --Edna Buchanan, author, You Only Die Twice and Cold Case Squad, "[An] extraordinary work . . . I have reread Raintree County at least once a year. It is a book that I, at least, have grown into, still grow into."  — Detroit News, "The powerful currents and depth of this great swollen river of a book remain irresistible. Raintree County doesn't have to be the great American novel to be an American classic and a classic expression of the American dream; a time and place in our history are made permanent in this book." --Richard Dyer, Boston Globe, "No myth is more imposing than the Great American Novel; but if it is truly unattainable, I believe that Ross Lockridge made closer approach than any other writer has, before or since."  -Fort Worth Star-Telegram, "No myth is more imposing than the Great American Novel; but if it is truly unattainable, I believe that Ross Lockridge made closer approach than any other writer has, before or since." - Fort Worth Star-Telegram, "[A] candidate for that mythical honor, the Great American Novel, Raintree County displays unflagging industry [and] a . . . magnificent vitality."  -- Saturday Review, "My favorite novel of all time is Raintree County . It's about American journalism, patriotism, and a star-crossed love affair a hundred years ago. Like the Bible, you can pick it up, read any page, and gain something. It's poetry. Forget the movie, if you saw it, the book is something entirely different."  --Edna Buchanan, author, You Only Die Twice and Cold Case Squad, "A work that should rank with Thomas Wolfe'sLook Homeward, Angelas a landmark in American fiction."  -Philadelphia Inquirer, "No myth is more imposing than the Great American Novel; but if it is truly unattainable, I believe that Ross Lockridge made closer approach than any other writer has, before or since."  -- Fort Worth Star-Telegram, "My favorite novel of all time isRaintree County. It's about American journalism, patriotism, and a star-crossed love affair a hundred years ago. Like the Bible, you can pick it up, read any page, and gain something. It's poetry. Forget the movie, if you saw it, the book is something entirely different."  -Edna Buchanan, author,You Only Die TwiceandCold Case Squad, "[An] extraordinary work . . . I have reread Raintree County at least once a year. It is a book that I, at least, have grown into, still grow into." - Detroit News, "My favorite novel of all time is Raintree County . It's about American journalism, patriotism, and a star-crossed love affair a hundred years ago. Like the Bible, you can pick it up, read any page, and gain something. It's poetry. Forget the movie, if you saw it, the book is something entirely different."  —Edna Buchanan, author, You Only Die Twice and Cold Case Squad, "An achievement of art and purpose, a cosmically brooding book full of significance and beauty."  — The New York Times, "Just how good is Raintree County ? . . . Looking back at it, one is struck by the strength of its prose and the life of its characters. The Civil War section alone, well over 200 pages and the heart of the book, justifies the extravagant Great American Novel claims some critics have made for it. . . . Had Ross Lockridge, Jr. lived, he might well have changed the direction of American writing--for that, and nothing less, was his intention." --Bruce Cook, Chicago Tribune, "[An] extraordinary work . . . I have reread Raintree County at least once a year. It is a book that I, at least, have grown into, still grow into."  -- Detroit News, "An achievement of art and purpose, a cosmically brooding book full of significance and beauty." -- The New York Times
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Dewey Edition
19

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