HAMLIN GARLAND - AUTOGRAPH SENTIMENT SIGNED - HFSID 341366
Price: $160.00
HAMLIN GARLAND
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author signs his name in black ink
Autograph sentiment signed: "Sincerely/ Hamlin Garland" in
black ink. 3x1¼ clipping affixed to piece of white card. Short stories by
Hamlin Garland (1860-1940) first appeared in "Harper's Weekly". Many
appeared in Main Traveled Roads (1891), followed by collections of
his short stories in Prairie Folks (1892) and Wayside Courtships
(1897). In his novel Crumbling Idols(1894), Garland put forward the
theory of realistic fiction, which he called veritism. Later novels were
criticized as being political propaganda. These included: Jason Edwards
(1892), A Member of the Third House (1892) and A Spoil of Office
(1892). The sequel to A Son of the Middle Border (1917), A Daughter
of the Middle Border (1921), continued the autobiographical theme of
that book and dealt with Garland's marriage and later career. It was awarded the
1922 Pulitzer Prize in Biography or Autobiography. Very toned. Very
soiled. Irregularly cut. Edges frayed. Otherwise, fine condition.
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