Sister Carrie

The Modern Library edition of Sister Carrie highlights its significance in American literature, recognized for capturing the spirit and trends of its time. Originally considered for inclusion in 1918, the book's publication faced delays due to author Theodore Dreiser's concerns over royalties. Ultimately, in February 1932, the Modern Library successfully secured the rights, marking a proud addition to their collection. This edition underscores the novel's enduring relevance and impact on literary history.