Exile's Return: A Literary Odyssey of the 1920s (Penguin Twentieth Century Classics)
In Exile's Return, Malcolm Cowley recounts the 1920s literary scene, tracing the paths of American writers who lived in Europe before returning to the United States. This classic work illuminates the influences and challenges that defined a pivotal generation in literature.
About This Book
Exile's Return is a literary odyssey exploring the 1920s through the eyes of American expatriate writers. Malcolm Cowley provides insights into the cultural and artistic movements of the era.
The book reflects on the journeys of intellectuals who sought inspiration abroad, shaping modern American literature. It serves as a key document in understanding the Lost Generation.
As part of Penguin Twentieth Century Classics, this edition preserves Cowley's observations on creativity, exile, and repatriation in a transformative decade.
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