The Neglected Books Page

Dacia Maraini: A Voice for Silenced Women

Green Forest, by Nathalie Sedgwick Colby (1927)

Bunk, by W. E. Woodward (1923)

Swastika, by Oscar Schisgall (1939)

Listening to Herbert Clyde Lewis

So Little Time, by John P. Marquand (1943)

Talking Picture, by John Heygate (1934)

Glorified, by Dorothy Wegman (1930)

Who Owned This Book? Helen Welshimer

The Road: In Search of America, by Nathan Asch (1937)

Publishing Pilgrimage

The Slippery Subject of Best Book Lists

Night Nurse, by Dora Macy (Grace Perkins) (1930)

Life Comes to Judith, by Antoinette Spitzer (1931)

Miss Hard-Boiled, by Jane Dixon (1930)

Why Gale Wilhelm Stopped

The Kindness of Strangers, by Stanley Baron (1961)

Some Neglected Candidates for the 1961 Club

Red-Headed Woman, by Katharine Brush (1931)

Windfall, by Robert Andrews (1931)

Many Lives — One Love, by Fanny Butcher (1972)

Tragic Mansions, by Mrs. Philip Lydig (1927)

Personals by Eleanor DeLamater (1931)

November Grass (1940) and Brown Hills (1938), by Judy Van Der Veer

The Pleasures of an Old Book: Benjamin Haydon’s Autobiography and Memoirs

Paper Profits, by Arthur Train (1930)

In Search of Virginia Faulkner

Wings of Desire, by Maurice Dekobra (1925)

Creative Nonfiction Before Creative Nonfiction

Bad Girl by Viña Delmar (1928)

The Great Day by Georgette Carneal (1932)

The Longest Novel Ever Written?

Neglect and the Risks of Simple Answers

No More Orchids, by Grace Perkins (1932)

Big Business Girl, by Patricia Reilly (1930)

Which Grain Will Grow, by H. H. Lynde (1952)

Pick Up by Eunice Chapin (1931)

The Ex- Files: Ex-Wife, Ex-Husband, Ex-Mistress, Ex-Racketeer, etc.

The Goldfish Bowl by Mary C. McCall, Jr. (1932)