Talk:Main Street (novel)
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[edit] Good Ideas, But Low Quality
I will make some some copy-edits, but sheesh, it is like a bad high school essay in parts:
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- There is some criticism toward the novel concerning the seemingly lack of direction and endless description.
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- Controversy about the small-town portrayal of vicious back-stabbers and hypocrites was also probably a factor in the novel's popularity; in 1920, it was a heralded thought to live in an area like Gopher Prairie--a notion hilariously denounced with Main Street's powerful inculcation.
Caltrop 04:16, 7 March 2007 (UTC)
- Remember, Wikipedia is an open source encyclopedia that every ninth grader can edit. Shoehorn 04:47, 7 March 2007 (UTC)
