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Ruth Suckow • 52 Items / 12 Books, 33 Articles, 7 Reviews
The Odyssey of a Nice Girl (1925)
by Ruth Suckow
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  1. [+]
    Ideas and Fiction (3 Reviews)
    Robert Morss Lovett
    Christina Alberta's Father, by H.G. Wells
    1. Christina Alberta's Father by H.G. Wells
    2. The Odyssey of a Nice Girl by Ruth Suckow
    3. Faber, or The Lost Years by Jacob Wassermann
    The New Republic, November 18, 1925, p. 336
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    Women as Revealed (4 Reviews)
    Helen McAfee
    The Odyssey of a Nice Girl, by Ruth Suckow
    1. The Odyssey of a Nice Girl by Ruth Suckow
    2. Women by Booth Tarkington
    3. Fraulein Else by Arthur Schnitzler
    4. The Elder Sister by Frank Swinnerton
    The North American Review, Spring 1926, pp. 168-172
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    The New Books (4 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. The Madonna of the Barricades by John St. Loe Strachey
    2. The Odyssey of a Nice Girl by Ruth Suckow
    3. Passion and Glory by William G. Cummings
    4. The Holly Hedge, and Other Christmas Stories by Temple Bailey
    The Saturday Review, December 19, 1925, p. 435
  4. The Library
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    Fiction Good and Bad (6 Reviews)
    H.L. Mencken
    The Odyssey of a Nice Girl, by Ruth Suckow
    1. The Odyssey of a Nice Girl by Ruth Suckow
    2. Pig Iron by Charles G. Norris
    3. Mary Glenn by Sarah Gertrude Millin
    4. Siren by C. Kay Scott
    5. Manhattan Transfer by John Dos Passos
    6. Andrew Bride of Paris by Henry Sydnor Harrison
    The American Mercury, April 1926, pp. 506-508
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    The Bookman's Guide To Fiction (45 Reviews)
    The Lord of Terror, by Marcel Allain
    1. The Lord of Terror by Marcel Allain
    2. The Landmark by James Lane Allen
    3. Dark Laughter by Sherwood Anderson
    4. Glorious Apollo by E. Barrington
    5. Rex by E.F. Benson
    6. Jericho Sands by Mary Borden
    7. Drums by James Boyd
    8. Possession by Louis Bromfield
    9. The Professor's House by Willa Cather
    10. Treading the Winepress by Ralph Connor
    11. Michael Scarlett by James Gould Cozzens
    12. The Ancient Highway by James Oliver Curwood
    13. Coombe St. Mary's by Maud Diver
    14. The Farthing Spinster by Catherine Dodd
    15. Manhattan Transfer by John Dos Passos
    16. An American Tragedy by Theodore Dreiser
    17. Caravan by John Galsworthy
    18. Soundings by A. Hamilton Gibbs
    19. The Unchanging Quest by Philip Gibbs
    20. One Increasing Purpose by A.S.M. Hutchinson
    21. The Constant Nymph by Margaret Kennedy
    22. Matrix by Melvin P. Levy
    23. Queer Judson by Joseph C. Lincoln
    24. The Great Pandolfo by William J. Locke
    25. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes by Anita Loos
    26. The Region Cloud by Percy Lubbock
    27. Thunder on the Left by Christopher Morley
    28. Little Ships by Kathleen Norris
    29. What a Man Wants by Howard Vincent O'Brien
    30. Wild Geese by Martha Ostenso
    31. The Power and the Glory by Gilbert Parker
    32. The Perennial Bachelor by Anne Parrish
    33. Red Ashes by Margaret Pedler
    34. The Keeper of the Bees by Gene Stratton-Porter
    35. The Red Lamp by Mary Roberts Rinehart
    36. The Odyssey of a Nice Girl by Ruth Suckow
    37. The Elder Sister by Frank Swinnerton
    38. Women by Booth Tarkington
    39. The Portrait of a Man with Red Hair by Hugh Walpole
    40. Cousin Jane by Harry Leon Wilson
    41. Folly by Clement Wood
    42. Bread and Circuses by W.E. Woodward
    43. Beau Geste by Percival Christopher Wren
    44. A Son of His Father by Harold Bell Wright
    45. Black Harvest by I.A.R. Wylie
    The Bookman, February 1926, pp. 709-710