Summary of Sherill Tippins's February House

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 In June 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of another European war. In April, Hitler announced that Britain was next in line for attack. The country had been preoccupied by the worst economic depression in its history.
#2 In 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of a new European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.
#3 In 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of a new European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.
#4 In June 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of another European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.

Sujets

• Literary Criticism
• LGBTQ+

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 13 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350031454
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

Insights on Sherill Tippins's February House
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2
Insights from Chapter 1

#1

In June 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of another European war. In April, Hitler announced that Britain was next in line for attack. The country had been preoccupied by the worst economic depression in its history.

#2

In 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of a new European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.

#3

In 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of a new European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.

#4

In June 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of another European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.

#5

In 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of a new European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.

#6

In June 1940, the Germans invaded Poland, signaling the beginning of a new European war. In America, the country’s literary tradition was booming, with many works having been inspired by the European avant-garde.

#7

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter.

#8

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan, and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. He learned to speak fluent French by the time he finished high school. After a few odd jobs in the bookshops and steel mills of Detroit and Chicago, he fled to Paris in time to enjoy the final few years of the 1920s’ expatriate literary revelry.

#9

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. He learned to speak fluent French by the time he finished high school. After a few odd jobs, he fled to Paris in time to enjoy the final few years of the 1920s’ expatriate literary revelry.

#10

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. He learned to speak fluent French by the time he finished high school. After a few odd jobs, he fled to Paris in time to enjoy the final few years of the 1920s’ expatriate literary revelry.

#11

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. He learned to speak fluent French by the time he finished high school. After a few odd jobs, he fled to Paris in time to enjoy the final few years of the 1920s’ expatriate literary revelry.

#12

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. He learned to speak fluent French by the time he finished high school. After a few odd jobs, he fled to Paris in time to enjoy the final few years of the 1920s’ expatriate literary revelry.

#13

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. He learned to speak fluent French by the time he finished high school. After a few odd jobs, he fled to Paris in time to enjoy the final few years of the 1920s’ expatriate literary revelry.

#14

George took the two writers on a tour of the city, introducing them to many influential people. He seemed determined to make them feel that New York was a performance staged especially for them.

#15

George Davis, the man who helped introduce Isherwood and Auden to New York, was a con artist who found his way into the lives of many important people.

#16

George grew up in a small farming community in Michigan and loved The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. He learned to speak fluent French by the time he finished high school. After a few odd jobs, he fled to Paris in time to enjoy the final few years of the 1920s’ expatriate literary revelry.

#17

Carson was introduced to a new circle of friends in New York City, which included a beautiful woman named Annemarie Clarac-Schwarzenbach. She developed an infatuation with Annemarie, which the latter did not return.

#18

Carson had a publishing contract and was obligated to keep writing, which caused her to become envious of the opportunities opening up for her husband. She began to feel that her husband would never be happy unless he had stolen more than his share of her happiness.