Free Air (eBook)

Novelist, short story writer, and playwright Sinclair Lewis (1885–1951) was a native of Sauk Center, Wisconsin, and intimately acquainted with the small towns of the American heartland. In 1930 he became the first American writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.

I. Miss Boltwood of Brooklyn is Lost in the MudII. Claire Escapes from RespectabilityIII. A Young Man in a RaincoatIV. A Room WithoutV. Release Brakes--Shift to ThirdVI. The Land of Billowong CloudsVII. The Great American Frying PanVIII. The Discovery of Canned Shrimps and HesperidesIX. The Man with Agate EyesX. The Curious Incident of the Great HighwayXI. Sagebrush Tourists of the Great HighwayXII. The Wonders of Nature with all Modern ImprovementsXIII. Adventurers by FirelightXIV. The Beast of the CorralXV. The Black Day of the VoyageXVI. The Spectacles of AuthorityXVII. The Vagabond in GreensXVIII. The Fallacy of RomanceXIX. The Night of Endless PinesXX. The Free WomanXXI. The Mine of Lost SoulsXXII. Across the Roof of the WorldXXIII. The Grail in a Back Yard in YakimaXXIV. Her Own PeopleXXV. The Abyssinian PrinceXXVI. A Class in Engineering and OmeletsXXVII. The Viciousness of Nice ThingsXXVIII. The Morning Coat of Mr. Hudson B. RiggsXXIX.The Enemy LoveXXX. The Virtuous PlottersXXXI. The Kitchen IntimateXXXII. The Cornfield AristocratXXXIII. Tooth-Mug-TeaXXXIV. The Beginning of a Story