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  • The Overman

    Restored Classics to Go Edition

    Upton Sinclair's The Overman is a searching, idealistic work built around a single powerful idea: the human being as something unfinished, striving toward a higher form of life. With its prophetic atmosphere of dawn and awakening, the book suggests a serious philosophical and dramatic exploration of ambition, identity, and transformation. Sinclair brings his familiar moral urgency to a story of ... Read more

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  • The Metropolis

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    Allan Montague arrives in New York eager for a new life, only to find a city where ambition, money, and social influence matter as much as talent. Drawn into a veterans' gathering, he meets the old comrades of his father, including the comic yet memorable Major Thorne, the revered Colonel Anderson, and Judge Ellis, whose polished ease and political connections hint at the power of the right circle ... Read more

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  • The Second-story Man

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    In the dead of night, a bungling burglar named Jim Faraday breaks into the Austin home and finds not fear, but calm compassion. Helen Austin meets him with gentle questions instead of a cry for help, drawing out the truth behind his first robbery and turning a crime in progress into a devastating confession about poverty, desperation, and survival. As Jim tells his story, the real theft comes into ... Read more

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  • The Jungle

    What happens when the pursuit of the American Dream collides with poverty, exploitation, and an unforgiving system? In The Jungle, Upton Sinclair follows Jurgis Rudkus, a Lithuanian immigrant who arrives in Chicago with his family hoping to build a better life. Instead, they encounter brutal working conditions, poverty, exploitation, corruption, and a society that offers little protection to ... Read more

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  • The Autobiography of Upton Sinclair

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    Upton Sinclair turns his autobiography into a vivid, self-mocking chronicle of a life spent testing ideas, challenging conventions, and colliding with history. He begins with a sweeping self-portrait that moves from childhood poverty in Baltimore to literary fame, political activism, and the restlessness that drove him from one cause, colony, and conviction to the next. Beneath the comic detail ... Read more

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  • Prince Hagen

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    Upton Sinclair's Prince Hagen turns myth into a glittering social satire, beginning in a Canadian wilderness where the poetically inclined Gerald Isman meets the cryptic peddler Mimi and is drawn into talk of Nibelungs, gold, and hidden powers beneath the earth. A magic ring, a trance, and eerie music carry him into Nibelheim, where King Alberich rules a world of treasure, art, and oppressive ... Read more

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  • 100%: The Story of a Patriot

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    Upton Sinclair's The Story of a Patriot follows Peter Gudge, a hungry, undersized drifter whose petty schemes and survival instincts carry him into the middle of a city convulsed by war fever, labor conflict, and anti-radical hysteria. Drawn toward a patriotic parade as much by the hope of a meal as by curiosity, Peter is caught in a bombing and quickly realizes that panic may be more useful than ... Read more

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  • Damaged Goods

    The Great Play "Les Avariés" by Brieux, Novelized with the Approval of the Author

    Series series Literary Classics
    A young man of good family catches syphilis a month before his wedding, is told by a quack that he can marry safely, and does. Brieux's play was banned in France and prosecuted in America; Sinclair novelised it in 1913 to get the argument past the censors, having already spent seven weeks undercover in the Chicago stockyards to write The Jungle. It is a public-health pamphlet with characters, and ... Read more

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  • The Jungle

    Lithuanian immigrant Jurgis Rudkus arrives in Chicago chasing the American dream and finds instead the brutal, filthy machinery of the meatpacking industry — a world of exploitation, corruption, and unsanitary horrors that Upton Sinclair exposed in unflinching detail. Published in 1906, The Jungle was written to indict the treatment of immigrant workers, but it was the novel's stomach-turning ... Read more

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  • Jimmie Higgins

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    Jimmie Higgins is a devoted Socialist, a weary husband, and a working-class propagandist whose faith in a better future is tested by poverty, family life, and the brutal realities of labor. Torn between his wife Lizzie's wish to go to the movies and the urgent demands of a major anti-war meeting, he heads to the Opera-house, where red banners, union emblems, and the shock of Europe's gathering war ... Read more

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  • A Prisoner of Morro

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    Young Cadet Clif Faraday enters the Cuban blockade aboard the converted tug Uncas, hungry for action and soon plunged into the smoke, spray, and suspense of the Spanish-American War. From the first cry of "Steamer ahoy!" the story races through sea chases, gunfire, hidden batteries, boarding actions, prison escapes, and secret missions inside Spanish-held Cuba, where the shadow of Morro Castle and ... Read more

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