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The Plowman Sings (Paperback, New)
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The Plowman Sings (Paperback, New)
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Jay G. Sigmund stands as America's most forgotten Regionalist
writers of the Jazz Age. Championed by Carl Sandburg, Sherwood
Anderson, and Grant Wood, the Iowa writer/insurance man helped make
his home state the epicenter of a national Regionalist Movement.
The literary stir Sigmund created caused even popular Boston-based
critic E. J. O'Brien to declare Iowa as America's new literary
center and to choose six of Sigmund's short stories among the best
of 1930. From 1921 to 1937, the late-blooming, dark-horse Sigmund
shocked East Coast literati with glowing New York Times reviews
while delighting tens of thousands of readers each week with
down-to-earth verse in the biggest and best Midwestern dailies. The
man Ilya Tolstoy hailed as "an American Chekhov and Maupassant,"
published over 1200 poems, 125 short stories, and over 25 plays
while simultaneously working full-time as an insurance executive.
Editor Zachary Michael Jack, himself a celebrated Iowa poet,
reintroduces contemporary agrarian writers, poets of place, and
eco-critics to Sigmund's essential oeuvre in a jam-packed
collection featuring eight Sigmund short stories, more than fifty
poems, and a complete one-act play.
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