Arrowsmith Resources

In an ironic twist of fate, some people decided to start a club based around Sinclair Lewis. Let's hope they're not like the Boosters' Club or Athletic Club that we find in Babbitt, because Lewis would have hated that.

Who wants to go to a land down under?

Check out this site for a great bibliography and some solid online resources related to Sinclair Lewis.

It's pretty old and it deals mostly with Martin's trip to the Caribbean. But be sure to take a look if you get a spare minute.

Sinclair Lewis' book has had a big impact on people's thinking about public health over the years, and this article tries to give us a rundown of how it has impacted this area of thinking.

Follow this link to an interview with Richard Lingeman, a man who wrote a biography about Lewis called Sinclair Lewis: Rebel From Main Street.

In a move that Lewis himself would have hated, The Guardian newspaper decides to put Lewis in head-to-head competition with American novelist Wallace Stegner.

Many people don't know that Lewis' Arrowsmith was really the fist modern novel that explored scientific themes in a serious and rigorous way.

Check out this link to listen to an old timey radio play version of Arrowsmith.

Here's a picture of Lewis in his younger years. Can you say intense?

It looks like after all those years of great writing, Lewis just wants a minute to chillax.

Yup, there he is. Thinking away and being ominous.