New Releases by Thomas Wolfe

Beyond Love and Loyalty: The Letters of Thomas Wolfe and Elizabeth Nowell, Together with ''no More Rivers, '' a Story By Thomas Wolf

My Other Loneliness: Letters of Thomas Wolfe and Aline Bernstein

"The Mountains, a product of Wolfe''s dramatic apprenticeship, constitutes the novelist''s earliest achieved writing on a large scale. Begun while he was still in Chapel Hill, the one-act version was completed and performed in Cambridge in 1921, the reshaped into full-length form late [by early spring 1922]. Though neither play was successful, both served as valuable exercises toward the author''s eventual ripening as a writer of fiction, and the longer on represents a major evolutionary step for the man who would one day write Look homeward, angel."--Dust jacket

No door.--Death the proud brother.--The face of the war.--Only the dead know Brooklyn.--Dark in the forest, strange as time.--The four lost men.--Gulliver.--The bums at sunset.--One of the girls in our party.--The far and the near.--In the park.--The men of Old Catawba.--Circus at dawn.--The web of earth.

Travel diary of Thomas Wolfe''s western U.S. journey in the late 1930s.

"Poetic passages from Wolfe''s prose, printed as free verse".

The book tells the story of the Joyner family in North Carolina from before the Civil War to the 1930s. The Joyners are the maternal ancestors and relatives of George Webber, the fictional character, based on Wolfe himself, who is the protagonist of his posthumously published novels The Web and the Rock and You Can''t Go Home Again.

Selections from the novels of Thomas Wolfe chosen for their poetic character.