Blogs about: Sinclair Lewis
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Ratings in Review
After some delay, here are my rankings: 1. The Bridge of San Luis Rey 2. The Age of Innocence 3. So Big 4. Early Autumn 5. Scarlet Sister Mary 6. One of Ours 7. Arrowsmith 8. The Magnificent Ambersons… more →
We Came Along with a Hammer
Elmer Gantry (1927)
cinematophiliac wrote 2 days ago: One thing I will say, for sure, about Sinclair Lewis is that he is a good story teller. He develops … more →
The church - and skeptics - and Elmer Gantry - and the Devil's Tickets
hopeseguin wrote 5 days ago: Just finished The Devil’s Tickets by Gary M. Pomerant (which isn’t about Elmer Gantry or … more →
Pelf or Weal? Jove! What Will It Be? Arrowsmith, by Sinclair Lewis
pulitzerquest wrote 1 week ago: Yes, the prose is just as overwrought as the cover art. Arrowsmith is written in that odd, jaunty, … more →
Ratings in Review
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Dreadful Penny wrote 2 weeks ago: After some delay, here are my rankings: 1. The Bridge of San Luis Rey 2. The Age of Innocence 3. So … more →
Initial public offering
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John Ryan Recabar wrote 2 weeks ago: http://salin.wordpress.com I once accompanied my friend, Chi Le, to one of the many ‘street bookstor … more →
Apologies and some none-sense
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John Ryan Recabar wrote 1 month ago: I apologize for my five-day absence as I was caught in the flurry of domestic concerns. I cook dinne … more →
Warnings For Christian TV?
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Phil Naessens wrote 1 month ago: Last night I watched the movie Elmer Gantry, a movie that has always fascinated me. This movie is a … more →
Rankings in Review
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Diablevert wrote 1 month ago: So we finally finished our first decade, and it seemed like a good time to take a quick look back an … more →
Political Quote of the Day (22.09.09)
heedypo wrote 2 months ago: Sinclair Lewis (February 7, 1885 – January 10, 1951) was an American novelist, short-story writer, a … more →
"A VIRGINIAN IN KEY WEST: by RONALD PAYNE
bawiseconsulting wrote 2 months ago: “THE LIFE AND DEATH FRIENDS OF HEMINGWAY” Author’s Note: The interviews with Toby … more →
Dodsworth: Two themes in one cover
Linda Aragoni wrote 3 months ago: Dodsworth is the story an American businessman’s midlife crisis. Sam Dodsworth built a success … more →
Quote #28
Juan José wrote 4 months ago: It is, I think, an error to believe that there is any need of religion to make life seem worth livin … more →
7/08
Travels with Steinbeck
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Scott W. Smith wrote 4 months ago: “During the 1920s, at the height of his fame and literary power, Sinclair Lewis (1885-1951) wa … more →
After Obama?
jlknowsic wrote 5 months ago: After Obama? What do you mean after Obama? We are hardly through the first term…what if there … more →
On a Beautiful Day
Jody wrote 6 months ago: Image via Wikipedia The weather is perfect today and I plan to spend most of the day outdoors. First … more →
Juliet Cleaver? Right!
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jakeho wrote 6 months ago: Beaver’s mom? In spite of sporting a black dress adorned as if with an aqua apron on FNC … more →
A straight arrow...
bdnm wrote 6 months ago: Arrowsmith (1931), dir. John Ford, w/ Ronald Colman (Martin Arrowsmith), Helen Hayes (Leora), A.E. A … more →
Waiting for the release of “Antichrist”: Film Director Lars von Trier’s Tinkering With Our Brains
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floreign wrote 7 months ago: I have recently heard that a Lars von Trier film is about to be released. It bears a sensitive name, … more →
