Title | Pay Envelopes: Tales of the Mill, the Mines and the City Street |
Year of Publication | 1911 |
Publication Type | Short Stories |
Number of Pages or Episodes | 259 p. |
Language | English |
Authors | Oppenheim, James |
Tertiary Authors | Townsend, Harry [Everett] |
Publisher | B. W. Huebsch |
City | New York |
Keywords | working class people |
Abstract | Eleven short stories—of which only “The Cog,” “A Woman,” and “Joan of the Mills” are expressly set in Western Pennsylvania—about blue-collar work, with several featuring female protagonists. |
Author Biography | James Oppenheim (1882-1932), born in St. Paul, Minnesota, was poet and novelist, and editor of The Seven Arts literary magazine. Harry Townsend (1879-1941), born in Wyoming, Illinois, was educated at the University of Wisconsin and Art Institute of Chicago. |
Time | 1910s |