Sister Carrie
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Narrated by:
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Laurel Lefkow
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By:
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Theodore Dreiser
About this listen
A magnificent portrayal of 1890's America and the harsh realities of a dog-eat-dog world, Sister Carrie lies at the forefront of American Naturalism. When poor young provincial woman Carrie Meeber arrives in Chicago, she little expects to be catapulted from lower-class woman to prominent Broadway actress. Passive and yielding, she lets circumstances coerce her into action and by good fortune she arrives at fame.
It is in Chicago that Carrie meets a successful businessman, Hurstwood, who helps her establish her name. Gripped by a strong attraction to Carrie, Hurstwood ends his marriage and moves with her to New York. Their relationship soon ends and, like a fish out of water, Hurstwood finds himself vagrant and destitute on the streets of an unfamiliar city, a poignant counterpoint to Carrie’s rapid rise. Frank, evocative and compelling, Sister Carrie gives us a version of the American dream with a gritty and unattractive reality.
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Public Domain (P)2018 Naxos AudioBooksWhat listeners say about Sister Carrie
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- M J Rye
- 03-06-24
Excellent wisdom
Accessible analysis of morality in storytelling. No judgement just observation of different paths I. Lufe.
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- David C.
- 11-05-23
A beautiful story….
A satisfying read.. wonderfully drawn characters…somewhere between Madam Bovary and Anna Karenin…a classic in its own right.
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