Look Homeward, Angel

American  

noun

1. a novel (1929) by Thomas Wolfe.

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Example Sentences

Eventually he went to live in a New York suburb with a wealthy couple who sent him to a private boys school, where his roommate introduced him to Thomas Wolfe’s autobiographical novel, “Look Homeward, Angel.”

From Washington Post

Among his favorite books was Thomas Wolfe’s coming-of-age novel “Look Homeward, Angel”; Ferlinghetti applied to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he said later, because Wolfe had gone there.

From Seattle Times

“Look Homeward, Angel,” by Thomas Wolfe, remains the most brilliant expression of contemporary human alienation ever written.

From New York Times

Wolfe is known for books including “Look Homeward, Angel.”

From Washington Times

Wolfe wrote four novels, including “Look Homeward, Angel,” published in 1929.

From Washington Times