An edition of The Enormous Room (1922)

The enormous room

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The enormous room
E. E. Cummings, E. E. Cummings
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An edition of The Enormous Room (1922)

The enormous room

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Contains primary source material.

Publish Date
Publisher
The Modern library
Language
English
Pages
332

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Edition Availability
Cover of: The enormous room
The enormous room
2002, Dover Publications
in English
Cover of: The enormous room
The enormous room: a typescript edition with drawings by the author
1978, Liveright
in English
Cover of: The enormous room.
The enormous room.
1970, Liveright
in English
Cover of: The enormous room
The enormous room
1934, The Modern library
in English
Cover of: The enormous room.
The enormous room.
1922, Boni and Liveright
Cover of: The enormous room
The enormous room
1922, Boni and Liveright

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Book Details


Edition Notes

"First Modern library edition, 1934."

Published in
New York
Series
The modern library of the world's best books

Classifications

Library of Congress
D570.9 .C82 1934

The Physical Object

Pagination
3 p. ℓ., v-xviii, 332 p.
Number of pages
332

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL16217695M
LCCN
34002154
OCLC/WorldCat
1449940
Library Thing
37451

Work Description

The Enormous Room is Cummings’s autobiographical narrative of the time he spent in La Ferté Mace, a French concentration camp a hundred miles west of Paris. Cummings and a friend, both members of an American ambulance corps in France during World War I, were erroneously suspected of treasonable correspondence and were imprisoned from August, 1917, until January, 1918. In this book, Cummings describes the prisoners with whom he shared his captivity, the captors who subjected their victims to enormous cruelty, and the filthy surroundings of the prison camp.

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