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Angels on Toast; The Wicked Pavilion; The Golden Spur

4.7/5 ( ratings)

"For decades Dawn Powell was always just on the verge of ceasing to be a cult and becoming a major religion. But despite the work of such dedicated cultists as Edmund Wilson, John Dos Passos, and Ernest Hemingway, Dawn Powell never became the popular writer that she ought to have been. Today she is, at the least, a bright counterpoint to our lost-and-found literary ladies."
-- Gore Vidal, from his Introduction.

Pages: 871

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Quality Paperback Book Club

Release: September 17, 1989

Angels on Toast; The Wicked Pavilion; The Golden Spur

4.7/5 ( ratings)

"For decades Dawn Powell was always just on the verge of ceasing to be a cult and becoming a major religion. But despite the work of such dedicated cultists as Edmund Wilson, John Dos Passos, and Ernest Hemingway, Dawn Powell never became the popular writer that she ought to have been. Today she is, at the least, a bright counterpoint to our lost-and-found literary ladies."
-- Gore Vidal, from his Introduction.

Pages: 871

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Quality Paperback Book Club

Release: September 17, 1989

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