Classic, 20th-Century, Penguin The Enormous Room, (Paperback)

from datrappert

Though sometimes called an autobiographical novel, The Enormous Room tells the basically true tale of how Cummings and a friend, serving as ambulance drivers during the First World War, were detain...

from abirdman

Cummings' only novel, an autobiographical work about being imprisoned in France during WWI.

from ursula

While volunteering as ambulance drivers during WWI, Cummings and a friend of his ran afoul of the French government as suspicious characters. They were suspicious because they spent more time with ...

from amerynth

I found e.e. cumming's novel "The Enormous Room" to be a challenging and dull read. It's an autobiographical story about the time he was imprisoned in France following his service as an ambulance d...

from Schmerguls

419. The Enormous Room, by E. E. Cummings (read 17 Mar 1952) This is an account of a five months detention in a French prison in 1917 because of a mistake. Cummings in this book is young and his fu...