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Martin Dressler:
The Tale of an American Dreamer

 
  by Steven Millhauser, Steven Millhauser
 
 
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  Format: Paperback, 293 pages
  Publisher: Random House, Incorporated
  ISBN: 0679781277
  Release Date: Jan 11, 2001

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Young Martin Dressler begins his career as a helper in his father's cigar store. In the course of his restless young manhood, he makes a swift and eventful rise to the top. His visions grow more and more fantastical as he plans his ultimate creation: the Grand Cosmo, in which he attempts to capture the entire world and its dreams. Accompanied on this journey by two sisters - one a dreamlike shadow, the other a wordly business partner - Martin walks a haunted line between fantasy and reality, madness and ambition, art and industry. The Grand Cosmo is his triumph and his undoing, the bold conclusion to this biography of the twentieth-century notion of progress, this mesmerizing journey to the heart of the American dream.

 
 
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A childs journey
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-- B. Carter, May 7, 2002

Also Recommended: I also enjoyed A child called it by David Pelzer( great book ), and Of mice and men by John Steinbeck (all his books are great).


A childs journey
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-- B. Carter, May 7, 2002

Also Recommended: I also enjoyed A child called it by David Pelzer( great book ), and Of mice and men by John Steinbeck (all his books are great).


barely held my interest
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-- Kristy, April 29, 2002


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All-in-all good book for dreamers
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-- Megan, August 8, 2002

Also Recommended: The Dork of Cork-Chet Raymo In the Castle of the Flynns-Michael Raleigh


All-in-all good book for dreamers
   One Thumb UpOne Thumb UpOne Thumb UpOne Thumb UpNo Thumb Up

-- Megan, August 8, 2002

Also Recommended: The Dork of Cork-Chet Raymo In the Castle of the Flynns-Michael Raleigh


 
 
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Winner of this year's National Book Award. Millhauser's first novel, Edwin Mullhouse: The Life and Times of an American Writer, 1943-1954, by Jeffrey Cartwright combined a crystalline Nabokovian evocation of the landscape of childhood with a sharp satire of the Romantic cult of the creative genius. In this new novel, a rags to riches story from the turn of the century, Millhauser invests historical detail with the vivid unreality of a fairy tale

 
 
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