All the King's Men: Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, (Paperback)

from lostinmommydom

Perhaps one of the greatest novels ever written, the line "For in those days as fall came on, I felt as if the world and I were seperating, it could go its way and I could go mine, or I would have,...

from brenzi

What does it mean when you get to the end of a long novel and find yourself with tears rolling down your face? That's what I asked myself last night as I plowed my way to the end of All the King's ...

from RebaRelishesReading

Author Robert Penn Warren took pains in the preface to say that his character Willie Stark is not based (at least not solely) on Huey Long ... but with the basic story of Long that I know it's hard...

from TerriS

This is a political novel of the 1930's American South, told by narrator Jack Burden, about the life, times, and doings of Governor Willie Stark for whom Burden worked. There are several twists and...

from alanthompson

This is one of the books I've read many times. It's a story of public and personal corruption, and no punches are pulled. The "King" is Willie Stark, a not very fictional stand-in for Louisiana Gov...