Look Homeward, Angel
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- First published
- 1929
- Pages
- 567
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Chapter I
33:51 -
Chapters II and III
36:54 -
Chapter IV
29:45 -
Chapter V
40:22 -
Chapter VI
24:23 -
Chapter VII
28:46 -
Chapter VIII
35:45 -
Chapter IX
44:53 -
Chapter X
38:35 -
Chapter XI
36:13 -
Chapter XII
35:40 -
Chapter XIII
24:19 -
Chapter XIV, Part 1
34:30 -
Chapter XIV, Part 2
26:51 -
Chapter XV
37:21 -
Chapter XVI
31:18 -
Chapter XVII, Part 1
23:28 -
Chapter XVII, Part 2
26:45 -
Chapter XVIII, Part 1
31:46 -
Chapter XVIII, Part 2
33:15 -
Chapter XIX
19:51 -
Chapter XX
32:12 -
Chapter XXI
28:47 -
Chapter XXII
32:45 -
Chapter XXIII
27:26 -
Chapter XXIV, Part 1
28:17 -
Chapter XXIV, Part 2
24:21 -
Chapter XXIV, Part 3
23:27 -
Chapter XXV
17:01 -
Chapter XXVI
32:33 -
Chapter XXVII, Part 1
22:51 -
Chapter XXVII, Part 2
22:04 -
Chapter XXVIII
30:18 -
Chapter XXIX, Part 1
31:07 -
Chapter XXIX, Part 2
24:47 -
Chapter XXX, Part 1
24:31 -
Chapter XXX, Part 2
27:38 -
Chapter XXX, Part 3
23:57 -
Chapter XXXI, Part 1
32:57 -
Chapter XXXI, Part 2
20:09 -
Chapter XXXII, Part 1
32:17 -
Chapter XXXII, Part 2
32:48 -
Chapter XXXIII, Part 1
31:41 -
Chapter XXXIII, Part 2
35:27 -
Chapter XXXIV
17:14 -
Chapter XXXV, Part 1
24:13 -
Chapter XXXV, Part 2
28:12 -
Chapter XXXVI
33:52 -
Chapter XXXVII
27:01 -
Chapter XXXVIII
38:58 -
Chapter XXXIX
45:36 -
Chapter XL
23:35
Look Homeward, Angel (1929) is a public domain work.
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About this book
Thomas Wolfe's first novel, published in 1929, is a sprawling, autobiographical account of a young man's coming of age in the American South. Eugene Gant grows up in the fictional mountain town of Altamont, the youngest child of a stonecutter father given to drink and grand oratory and a mother consumed by property and thrift. Wolfe traces Eugene's childhood, his hungry reading, his first loves, and his slow, aching separation from a family that both smothers and shapes him. The prose runs to torrents of feeling and dense Southern detail, and the book so closely mirrored Wolfe's own Asheville upbringing that it scandalized the town for years.
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Book facts
- Author
- Thomas Wolfe
- First published
- 1929
- Reading time
- About 16 hours
- Pages
- 567
- Language
- English
- Genre
- American Classics
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- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook