Nathaniel West's Miss Lonelyhearts

Life is worthwhile because it is filled with the belief of burning on a tough dark altar like a dream, peace, kindness, ecstasy, and a clear white flame. "So Nasaniel West's novel began It was. Response to Miss Lonelyhearts (1933). The work of West is not only response to the national problem of the Great Depression, it is a reaction to the personal problem that it generates, it is a reaction not only to the general public but to ourselves. West adopted a quiet element into his writing, which was characterized by the economic and emotional depression encountered by many people in the country in the 1930s in 1929.

Bottom, Nathaniel West, Miss Lonely Hearts, Andre Malraux, La Condition Huma Inn, the first recorded Parliament Library, prisoner of Louisiana prison, Franklin Delano Roosevelt became president, Adolf Hitler Appointed German Prime Minister. The Nazis founded their first concentration camp in Germany; the Roosevelt New Deal plan was launched. Bontemps, Black Thunder, Lawrence Gellert, Black Protest Song, Archibald Motley painted "Saturday Night Street View", Nazis drew "Degraded Art" in the exhibition and Jesse Owens won four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics. Lauder Bethune accepted the first major appointment of the Federal Theater Project (1936-39) establishment of African-American women in the federal government, director of the black affairs of the National Youth Administration Bureau, and the Federal Theater Project (1936-39).

Miss Lonelyhearts: Miss Lonelyhearts settled in New York, probably during the Depression, the most powerful work in the West, are concerned that unnamed men were assigned to make a suggestion column for the newspaper. Endless suffering. I will ask for his advice. Locust Day: During Hollywood during the Great Depression, Talkyard Todd Hacket came to California to pursue his career as a movie background painter, but soon a fantasy second-class actor, technician, worker, And I joined other characters who lived at the end of the film industry. Many critics think this is the best novel about Hollywood in F. Scott Fitzgerald's unfinished masterpiece "Last Tycoon" (1941).