Cambridge Neighbors

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the vibrant literary atmosphere of 19th-century Cambridge with William Dean Howells's "Cambridge Neighbors." This captivating memoir offers a unique glimpse into the author's personal experiences and friendships within the heart of American literary life. Through a series of insightful essays, Howells reflects on his circle of acquaintances and the social dynamics of his time.

"Cambridge Neighbors" provides an intimate portrait of a bygone era, revealing the intellectual and artistic currents that shaped American literature. A keen observer, Howells captures the essence of his community with warmth and wit. This volume is a valuable contribution to understanding the cultural landscape in which Howells lived and wrote. A window into the author's world, "Cambridge Neighbors" is a journey into the past.

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