Theodore Dreiser
Theodore Herman Albert Dreiser was an American novelist and journalist of the naturalist school. His novels often featured main characters who succeeded at their objectives despite a lack of a firm moral code, and literary situations that more closely resemble studies of nature than tales of choice and agency. Dreiser's best known novels include Sister Carrie (1900) and An American Tragedy (1925).
A Book About Myself
Experience a young man's burning desire to become a writer amidst the vibrant backdrop and personal challenges of a rapidly changing Chicago.
By Theodore Dreiser
Twelve Men
Enter a world of unique personalities in the early 20th century, where discovering an offbeat and curious man named Peter shines a light on the beauty and complexity of life.
By Theodore Dreiser
Chains : $b lesser novels and stories
In a world of poverty and despair, a young woman’s yearning for a better life leads her down a troubling path.
By Theodore Dreiser
A Hoosier holiday
Join the author and his companion as they embark on a heartfelt road trip to Indiana, diving into childhood memories and the ever-changing American scenery.
By Theodore Dreiser
Jennie Gerhardt: A Novel
In a world of wealth and poverty, a young woman's life is forever changed by a chance encounter, illuminating the sacrifices one must make to survive.
By Theodore Dreiser
Free, and other stories
In a world of early 20th century societal expectations, an architect reflects upon his life and his wife's illness while he struggles with his love for freedom.
By Theodore Dreiser
Sister Carrie: A Novel
A naive young woman leaves her small-town life for the promise of the big city, only to confront a harsh reality of materialism and struggle.
By Theodore Dreiser
The Financier: A Novel
Witness a young man's ruthless ascent in the world of finance, where ambition clashes with morality in a society obsessed with wealth.
By Theodore Dreiser
A Traveler at Forty
** Embark on a transformative European journey with a forty-year-old as he grapples with life's complexities and contrasts American identity against the backdrop of new cultures.
By Theodore Dreiser
The Color of a Great City
Experience the stark contrasts of wealth and poverty as a writer explores the vibrant, bustling streets and the lives of ordinary people in a turn-of-the-century metropolis.
By Theodore Dreiser
Hey Rub-a-dub-dub: A Book of the Mystery and Wonder and Terror of Life
Witness an early 20th-century narrator's stark observations of poverty, morality, and the elusive American Dream, as they struggle with their place in a contradictory society.
By Theodore Dreiser
The Titan
Fresh out of prison, a man with a plan navigates love, and an emerging metropolis to reclaim his power and fortune.
By Theodore Dreiser
The "Genius"
Torn between his artistic dreams and the demands of everyday life, a young man battles to find his place in the world while navigating love and family expectations.
By Theodore Dreiser
Sister Carrie
An eager young woman ventures into the big city hoping for a better existence, but the reality of society forces her to make unexpected choices.
By Theodore Dreiser