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Manhattan Transfer: By John Dos Passos

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il0seonpurpose Korea (South)5638 Posts January 22 2009 21:51 GMT #1 Has anyone else here read this book? I have to read this for a junior research paper and I am just so confused reading this; there are like 50 different stories going on and there is no spark notes for this

Aesop Hungary11300 Posts January 22 2009 22:26 GMT #2 I read it in school at some point, however I don't remember much and I don't even know if I have it here. Basically, don't search for a single storyline but try to get the whole "picture". "Picture" in the literal sense, meaning every single story line fragment contributes to a whole collage that paints the character of Manhatten during that time (with that kind of transitory character) This is what I remember, hope it helps a little? Else I can try digging it up.

alfrex Algeria57 Posts January 22 2009 22:57 GMT #3 http://www.gradesaver.com/manhattan-transfer/study-guide/

naonao United States847 Posts January 22 2009 23:36 GMT #4 http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=Manhattan Transfer: By John Dos Passos study guide

pirate cod 810 Posts January 23 2009 00:06 GMT #5 I never heard of the book, looked it up online and ordered it from Abesbook. Didn't realize until too late that I ordered a book by the same name by John Stith. Will read it and tell you how it is.

cgrinker United States3824 Posts January 23 2009 00:28 GMT #6 quick on that link! It will tell you what to think and there is definitely no way that your teacher will know that you cheated!

il0seonpurpose Korea (South)5638 Posts January 23 2009 04:01 GMT #7 Thanks for the link alfrex!

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