All The King's Men by Robert Penn Warren (Paperback)

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"All the King's Men" by Robert Penn Warren is a Pulitzer-winning novel set in the 1930s American South, focusing on the ascent and descent of Willie Stark, a charismatic but morally complex politician. The story is narrated by Jack Burden, a journalist and Stark's close associate, who gets entangled in the web of political intrigue. Themes of power, corruption, ambition, and morality are central, revealing the transformative and corrupting nature of power as Stark deviates from his original ideals. Jack Burden's internal turmoil adds depth to the narrative as he grapples with the consequences of his choices. The novel explores various characters' lives, unraveling their personal struggles, relationships, and hidden truths. Ultimately, it portrays the tragic downfall of Willie Stark, highlighting the destructive impact of unchecked political power in a turbulent era of American history.

Item Length

8in.

Item Height

1.1in.

Item Width

5.4in.

Item Weight

1.26 Pounds

Format

Paperback

Language

English

Publication Year

2006

ISBN-13:

978-0151-01163-6

ISBN-13:

978-0156-03096-0(pbk)

ISBN-10:

0-15-603096-9