Historical Fiction· United States
In America
by Susan SontagAggregate Editorial Score70/100
★National Book Award
Published 2001224 pagesEnglish
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Published in 2001, In America established Susan Sontag as one of the defining voices in historical fiction. Maryna Zalewska, a celebrated Polish actress, emigrates to California in the 1870s to found a utopian community, then returns to the stage. Sontag's National Book Award–winning novel imagines the 19th-century immigrant experience through a figure of cultural ambition and desire. Themes of immigration, theatre, utopia run through the work. The book has received recognition from National Book Award 2001.
Awards & Recognition
National Book Award
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