The December 5, 1936 Chicago Daily Tribune ran a short article titled, “Sinclair Lewis Put First As Author to be Read Until 2000.” Below is the article in its entirety. I’ve added links to the ...

Here are three things that Patrick Coleman would like people to know about writer Sinclair Lewis: 1. Contrary to popular belief, Lewis did not hate his hometown of Sauk Centre, Minn., which was the ...

Last Sunday, with Rudy Vallee on the turntable, I slipped on my plus-fours to take a seat on the veranda, sip from my glass of sarsaparilla and dive back into my well-thumbed copy of "Babbitt." OK, ...

Fans of Minnesota author Sinclair Lewis will gather next week in Sauk Centre, his home town, to mark the 100th anniversary of his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, “Arrowsmith.” Many believe the story of ...

THE MAN FROM MAIN STREET (371 pp.) —Edited by Harry Maule and Melville Cane—Random House ($3.75). Like a good many other U.S. novelists who get a kick out of posing as intellectual primitives, ...

A new exhibit at Minnesota History Center spotlights Minnesota author Sinclair Lewis. This photo is inscribed by Lewis “amiably” to Chicago Sun literary critic C. N. Thomas, and dated Chicago, October ...

When you enter the Minnesota History Center’s new exhibit about author Sinclair Lewis, you are meant to turn to the right, and if you do, you will find photos of his parents, his boyhood home and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Apr. 15—Most Minnesotans know that author Sinclair Lewis was born in Sauk Centre. He wrote "Main Street," which was on almost ...

“On Main Street” (Jan. 2) is a welcome reminder of Sinclair Lewis’s life and literary achievement. Disappointing, though, is Robert Gottlieb’s treatment of “Kingsblood Royal,” offered as an example of ...

Sinclair Lewis, America’s only Nobel prize winner for literature, on the burning of Jewish and “Marxist” books in Nazi Germany: “Throughout the ages many of the greatest scientists and theologians ...