Robert Penn Warren's All the king's men
Subtitle: three stage versions
By: edited by James A. Grimshaw Jr. and James A. Perkins.
Contributors: Grimshaw, James A.; Perkins, James A., 1941-
Publisher: University of Georgia Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Athens
Language: eng
Number of pages: 231
Subjects: Warren, Robert Penn, 1905- -- Adaptations.; Politicians -- Drama.; Political plays, American.; Southern States -- Drama.
Genres: Adaptations.; Drama.
Other titles: All the king's men
Description: "All the King's Men had its genesis in Warren's stage play Proud Flesh. Warren also wrote a subsequent play titled Willie Stark: His Rise and Fall and a later dramatic version of the novel that shared the title All the King's Men.".

"This volume is the first to collect all three dramatic texts and to publish Proud Flesh and Willie Stark. Proud Flesh is particularly fascinating for what it reveals about the development of All the King's Men and Warren's changing perceptions of its characters and themes. The other plays, as post-novel writings, provided a forum for Warren to clarify his intentions in the novel.".

"The new perspectives on Warren's writing presented in Robert Penn Warren's "All the King's Men": Three Stage Versions provide a glimpse into a creative mind struggling with a compelling story and offer readers another way of looking at an American classic. This book is a reference in Warren studies that will give students of All the King's Men another context from which to consider Warren's novel."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [229]-231).