Robert E. Sherwood

Discover the fascinating life of Robert E. Sherwood, a prominent figure in 20th-century American theater, through this captivating biography by Harriet Hyman Alonso. Published in 2007, this comprehensive account spans 408 pages, detailing Sherwood's multifaceted career as a film critic, speechwriter for President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and a notable propagandist during World War II.

Alonso eloquently examines Sherwood's passion for politics and how it intricately intertwined with his artistic pursuits, influencing his acclaimed works on Broadway and in film. This biography not only highlights Sherwood's contributions to the arts but also offers a window into the political climate of his time. Perfect for readers interested in literary history, theater criticism, and the life stories of influential American figures, this book is a must-have for your collection.