Explore the vibrant American Literature of the 1930s with this insightful Cambridge Companion. This collection delves into key trends, including the proletarian novel, radical politics, experimental aesthetics, and modernist prose, all contextualized within the Great Depression era. Featuring thirteen new essays by accomplished scholars, it offers re-examinations of critical literary movements and cultural practices. An indispensable resource for students, academics, and literary enthusiasts in India, this volume provides a thorough introduction and valuable reference for understanding a vital period of American literary history.