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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: H. L. Mencken , S. T. JoshiPublisher: Ohio University Press Imprint: Ohio University Press Edition: Annotated edition ISBN: 9780821422700ISBN 10: 0821422707 Pages: 284 Publication Date: 03 July 2017 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsThis is the latest of Joshi s important contributions to the broadening of Mencken s general audience, at a time when the Sage of Baltimore s star is once again on the rise. Thanks to collections like this, he is reclaiming his position as America s greatest journalist and (next only to his idol Twain) its greatest humorist and satirist. Richard J. Schrader, author of H. L. Mencken: A Documentary Volume This is the latest of Joshi s important contributions to the broadening of Mencken s general audience, at a time when the Sage of Baltimore s star is once again on the rise. Thanks to collections like this, he is reclaiming his position as America s greatest journalist and (next only to his idol Twain) its greatest humorist and satirist. Richard J. Schrader, author of <i>H. L. Mencken: A Documentary Volume</i></p> This book fills a significant gap in the republication of Mencken's newspaper work and criticism, and with Joshi's judicious selection and substantial critical introduction, makes an important and useful contribution to Mencken scholarship. --Frederick Betz, editor of Menckeniana In this collection ... we get a sense of the issues that defined Mencken's voice--freedom from censorship and battling against temperance and other moral reform movements among them--and the passion behind a man hellbent on ridding his community of, as he writes, 'stupidity, flapdoodle, and buncombe.' --Baltimore Magazine This is the latest of Joshi's important contributions to the broadening of Mencken's general audience, at a time when the Sage of Baltimore's star is once again on the rise. Thanks to collections like this, he is reclaiming his position as America's greatest journalist and (next only to his idol Twain) its greatest humorist and satirist. --Richard J. Schrader, author of H.L. Mencken: A Documentary Volume This is the latest of Joshi's important contributions to the broadening of Mencken's general audience, at a time when the Sage of Baltimore's star is once again on the rise. Thanks to collections like this, he is reclaiming his position as America's greatest journalist and (next only to his idol Twain) its greatest humorist and satirist. -- Richard J. Schrader, author of H. L. Mencken: A Documentary Volume This is the latest of Joshi s important contributions to the broadening of Mencken s general audience, at a time when the Sage of Baltimore s star is once again on the rise. Thanks to collections like this, he is reclaiming his position as America s greatest journalist and (next only to his idol Twain) its greatest humorist and satirist. Richard J. Schrader, author of H. L. Mencken: A Documentary Volume Author InformationS. T. Joshi has edited several collections of Mencken’s writings, including H. L. Mencken on American Literature, Mencken’s America, and Mencken on Mencken: A New Collection of Autobiographical Writings. He is also an authority on literature of the supernatural and author of The Weird Tale, Unutterable Horror: A History of Supernatural Fiction, and other critical and biographical studies. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |