The United States in Literature -- The Glass Menagerie Edition

James Edwin Miller Robert Hayden Robert O'Neill Tennessee Williams William Bradford John Smith Anne Bradstreet Esther Edwards Taylor, Edward J. Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur Benjamin Franklin Phyllis Wheatley Thomas Jefferson William Bartram Washington Irving William Cullen Bryant Edgar Allan Poe Ralph Waldo Emerson Nathaniel Hawthorne Herman Melville Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Buber Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. James Russell Lowell James Wilson Pennington Henry Timrod Abraham Lincoln Sidney Lanier Mark Twain Walt Whitman Ambrose Bierce Emily Dickinson Stephen Crane Edith Wharton Theodore Dreiser Sherwood Anderson Katherine Anne Porter Ernest Hemingway John Steinbeck Richard Wright Eudora Welty Prudencio De Pereda Carson McCullers Donald Barthelme John Updike Americo Paredes E. B. White George Santayana Art Buchwald First published 1973

About this book

Reader includes: Glass Menagerie by Tennesse Williams

Subjects

  • american children's poetry
  • american civil war
  • american drama
  • american horror tales
  • american literature
  • american poetry
  • autobiographical drama
  • brothers and sisters
  • burial vaults
  • catalepsy
  • cats
  • children's fiction
  • civil war
  • classic literature
  • confederacy
  • confederate states of america
  • domestic drama
  • dragons
  • drama
  • families
  • family
  • fiction
  • first-person narrative
  • gallows
  • gothic fiction
  • grief
  • hanging
  • history
  • history and criticism
  • horror fiction
  • human relations
  • interpersonal relations
  • juvenile audience
  • juvenile poetry
  • laments
  • love poetry
  • memory plays
  • mothers and daughters
  • mothers and sons
  • narrative poetry
  • open_syllabus_project
  • poetry
  • self-hatred
  • short stories
  • short story
  • union
  • united states civil war
  • unreliable narrators
  • young men
  • young women with disabilities