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His collection of short fiction The Way Things Are, and Other Stories was published in 1938, as was his novella Seasons of Celebration, included in The Flying Yorkshireman and Other Novellas, a multi-author compilation released as a May 1938 Book of the Month Club selection. [19] .
Abjuring simple formulae to instead deal profoundly with central issues of humanity, Albert Maltz produced an absorbing, intensely dramatic philosophical novel about the soul of man—its ghastly corruption and its capacity for redemption.
Albert Maltz has 38 books on Goodreads with 587 ratings. Albert Maltz’s most popular book is A Tale of One January.
Jan 23, 2024 · Set in the Washington, D.C., jail, and written by a Jewish American leftist ex-convict, with input from an African-American leftist ex-convict, the book was boycotted by Cold War-era commercial...
Looking for books by Albert Maltz? See all books authored by Albert Maltz, including Afternoon in the Jungle: The Selected Short Stories of Albert Maltz, and The Naked City: A Screenplay (Screenplay Library), and more on ThriftBooks.com.
Albert Maltz (1908–85) was a prizewinning American playwright, fiction writer and screenwriter. His novel The Cross and the Arrow, about the German resistance to the Nazi regime, was distributed to 150,000 American soldiers during the Second World War.
To celebrate the rediscovery of Albert Maltz and the republication of A Tale of One January, we caught up with literature professor Patrick Chura, who is writing the introductions to our new editions of Maltz’s novels.
