The Literary Mafia: Jews Publishing And Postwar American Literature Josh Lambert Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

An Investigation Into The Transformation Of Publishing In United States From A Field Which Jews Were Systematically Excluded To One They Became Ubiquitous “Readers With Interest Industry Will Find Plenty Insights ”—Publishers Weekly “From Very First Page This Book Is Funnier And More Gripping Than On Has Any Right Be Anyone Interested America’s Intellectual Or Jewish History Must Read Looking For Engrossing Story Should ”—Emily Tamkin Author Bad 1960S 1970S Complaints About “Jewish Literary Mafia” Everywhere Although Conspiracy Colluding Control Never Actually Existed Such Accusations Reflected Genuine Notorious Excluding Arguably Had Become Most Influential Figures Josh Lambert Examines Dynamics Between Editors Writers How Women Exposed Misogyny Faced Publishers Children Parents Have Struggled Benefited Their Inheritances Drawing Interviews Tens Thousands Pages Letters Manuscripts Mafia Offers Striking New Discoveries Celebrated As Lionel Trilling Gordon Lish Neglected Fiction By Including Ivan Gold Ann Birstein Trudy Gertler End We Learn Success Minority Group Lessons All Who Would Like See American Literature Equitable Σελίδες: 272 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1216 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm