Writing New York and Los Angeles - Literary Anthologies

Two volumes: Monumental anthologies collecting writings about the two cities from their formative years to their ascendancy as cities that dominate American life.
Almost 200 Americans, expatriates, and visitors contribute fiction, non-fiction, memoir, poetry, essays, journalism and diaries to both volumes.
New York – from Washington Irving to Vivian Gornick; Los Angeles – from Helen Hunt Jackson to David Thomson; writing about riots, the oil boom, beat culture, jazz scene, architecture, art, race and social divide.

Publisher: Library of America. First American editions
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: New York
Both volumes fine in dustwrappers. Los Angeles is a review copy with promotional material laid in. The two volumes


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