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Informationen zum Autor JON E. LEWIS is an historian and author of numerous bestselling books on history and military history, including Voices from D-Day , Voices from the Holocaust , The Mammoth Book of the Vietnam War and A Brief History of the First World War . He holds graduate and postgraduate degrees in history and his work has appeared in New Statesman , the Independent , Time Out and the Guardian . He lives in Herefordshire. Klappentext 35 outstanding Westerns, from James Frederic Remington to Rick Bass The Western is one of the great genres of world literature - singularly American, but with a truly global readership. Ever since James Fenimore Cooper transformed frontier yarns into a distinct literary form, the Western has followed two paths: one populist - Time magazine's American Morality Play - able to fit any political philosophy from red to redneck, with a sentimental attachment to the misfit; the other literary - eschewing heroism and debunking many of the myths of the West. It can sometimes be difficult to draw a sure line between the two forms, but the best of both are represented in this excellent collection which includes stories by Willa Cather, Stephen Crane, Hamlin Garland, A. B. Guthrie, O. Henry, William Kittredge, Mari Sandoz, Leslie Marmon Silko and Wallace Stegner, among many others. An outstanding collection Westerns from across the genre, which includes stories by Rick Bass, Walter Van Tilburg Clark, Larry McMurtry, Mari Sandoz, Christopher Tilghman, and Mark Twain, among many others. Zusammenfassung An outstanding collection Westerns from across the genre, which includes stories by Rick Bass, Walter Van Tilburg Clark, Larry McMurtry, Mari Sandoz, Christopher Tilghman, and Mark Twain, among many others.
A propos de l'auteur
JON E. LEWIS is an historian and author of numerous bestselling books on history and military history, including
Voices from D-Day,
Voices from the Holocaust,
The Mammoth Book of the Vietnam War and
A Brief History of the First World War. He holds graduate and postgraduate degrees in history and his work has appeared in
New Statesman, the
Independent,
Time Out and the
Guardian. He lives in Herefordshire.
