Everyman (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024150872)

In "Everyman: His Life, Work, and Books, Volume 2," Charles Sarolea continues his exploration of the modern condition, building upon the themes introduced in the first volume. Sarolea, a prominent literary figure of his time, delves into the intellectual and cultural currents shaping the early 20th century.

This collection of essays offers a blend of biographical insights, literary criticism, and social commentary. Sarolea's work provides a window into the era's pressing questions and enduring concerns. Readers interested in the intersection of life, literature, and societal evolution will find this volume a compelling read. It sheds light on the intellectual landscape that defined a generation.

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