Inside U.S.A.

<b>The seventy-fifth anniversary edition of Gunther's classic portrait of America</b>

<p>John Gunther’s <em>Inside</em> series were among the most popular books of reportage of the 1930s and 1940s. For <em>Inside U.S.A.</em> his magnum opus Gunther set out from California and visited every state in the country offering frank lucid and humorous observations along the way in what legendary publisher Robert Gottlieb writing in the <em>New York Times</em> calls Gunther’s fluent personal casual snappy voice. Gunther’s insights on race labor the impact of massive New Deal public works projects rural life urbanization and much more yield fascinating insight into life in a postwar America that had vaulted into the status of the world’s preeminent superpower.</p>
	<p>This seventy-fifth-anniversary edition of <em>Inside U.S.A.</em> provides an invaluable picture of America as it was and is both a delight to read and filled with insights that remain deeply relevant today.</p>