Commentary of The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson

"White City Devil" is a literary non-fiction novel, centering around the Expo in Chicago. Subtitle of "White City Devil" is "Change of murder, magic, madness at American Fair". As Erik Larson said very vividly, the show did exactly that. From the way electricity is distributed to families, until cultural icons and amusement parks, until the time we work and the days of the week. There is a short but attractive relationship between today's fair inventions and other inventions.

The sociological aspect of Eric Larson's "devil of white city" and "devil of white city" is a mixture of two stories that are generally well integrated. Together these stories convey the true global meaning of good and evil themes. Good and evil can be seen throughout the novel, even in the most obvious places like titles. Good and evil, dark and light, they all represent the same thing. White is usually found to be pure and good. The author named the book "its devil of white city" by that author and he tried to tell the reader that the novel is about evil in truly pure places.

Written by Erik Larson, White City Devil is a true story based on the most important exhibitions in Chicago at the 1893 Columbia World Expo in Chicago. Erik Larson is also talking about mentally disabled people; Holmes uses his World Expo Hotel as an evil castle and is attracted to young women who visit trade fairs. At the beginning of the story, Larson stated that Chicago won the vote of Congress, hosted the World Expo, and beat its rival New York City. In only two years, Shiro castle was built. Approximately 40 million visitors came from the opening of the exhibition for only 6 months. Daniel Burnham is the chief designer of the World Expo. Burnham is wonderful ... more content

Among the demons of the White City, Eric Larson tells the story of their activities between two powerful men and the Chicago World Expo in 1893 Daniel Burnham is a fair architect and outstanding director. This book is trying to create an exposition that will give the reader insight into the enormous obstacles and tragedies that Burnham faces and will make the United States famous. However, H · H · Holmes attracted dozens of young women making full use of the fascination and charm of the exposition, inevitably resulting in a tragic death.