a hoosier holiday
A novel of the first-rate American writer of the 19th-20th centuries, Theodore Dreiser is an autobiographical work, written in 1916. The author writes about his road trip to Indiana with an artist Franklin Booth. He gives a detailed description, sometimes cynical and critical, of the automobile ride from his home city of New York to Warsaw, Sullivan, and other whistle stop town far removed; and upon arrival, becomes sentimental, about the landscape of his childhood land. An engaging observation of life and outskirts a pioneer of literary realism.
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