New York Labor History Association
A bridge between past and present
The NYLHA is pleased to share another book review this month — this time featuring a review of Jess Walter’s The Cold Millions: A Novel.
Prof. Melvyn Dubofsky, who himself authored a leading work of history about the IWW, read the new novel, which centers on two key pieces of IWW history, and reviewed it here.
Our growing list of labor history book reviews can be found here. Expect more reviews before the year is out!
NYLHA is pleased to republish a wonderful book review, initially featured several years ago in American Jewish History, from Brian Greenberg, who was just honored by NYLHA as one of two recipients of this year’s Commerford Award.
Visit this link to read through all of NYLHA’s book reviews.
Click here to read another wonderful new book review from the NYLHA.
David Paul Kuhn’s book serves as a “valuable reminder of how class contributed to the nation’s culture wars during the Vietnam era,” writes Michael Koncewicz.
As always, be sure to visit our growing list of book reviews as you create your winter reading lists!