The great midland
Radicalism in literature
Chicago (Ill.)
Radicals
Working class women
Communists
Chicago (ill.), fiction
Fiction, political
Fiction, romance, general
Fiction
One of the most compelling and sympathetic novels ever to portray the lives of American Communist activists, The Great Midland is a story of love and radical politics set in the years prior to World War II. It was published in 1948, just as cold war hysteria engulfed the United States; the embarrass…
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