Radical Representations: Politics and Form in U.S. Proletarian Fiction, 1929–1941 (Post-Contemporary Interventions)
&quot;Foley succeeds admirably in demonstrating that the proletarian novel is indeed worth reexamining from a variety of points of view as an essential way in which we may understand the American 1930s more accurately. This is a really important book in its field, a field wide enough to include not only literature, but history and politics.&quot;&mdash;Walter Rideout, University of Wisconsin, Madison