Dos Passos, John
FreeJohn Dos Passos invented the literary equivalent of cinema montage with his U.S.A. trilogy, weaving together fictional narratives, "Newsreel" collages of headlines and song lyrics, "Camera Eye" stream-of-consciousness passages, and biographical portraits of real Americans. "Manhattan Transfer" and "Three Soldiers" established his panoramic ambition. His techniques of collage, simultaneity, and documentary fiction influenced generations of writers and filmmakers seeking to capture the cacophony of modern life.
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