
Plays (All My Sons / Crucible / Death of a Salesman / Memory of Two Mondays / View from the Bridge)
Arthur Miller's Plays (All My Sons / Crucible / Death of a Salesman / Memory of Two Mondays / View from the Bridge) (1957) is a witch fiction and demon fiction play. It takes readers to Boston and Andover in the Colonial period. It features Willy Loman, Linda and Biff. It deals with witchcraft trials, trials, witchcraft and Drama.
25 Open Library readers have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 13 editions.
At about 439 pages, most readers finish it in 8–9 hours.
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Who wrote Plays (All My Sons / Crucible / Death of a Salesman / Memory of Two Mondays / View from the Bridge)?
Plays (All My Sons / Crucible / Death of a Salesman / Memory of Two Mondays / View from the Bridge) was written by Arthur Miller and first published in 1957.
What genre is Plays (All My Sons / Crucible / Death of a Salesman / Memory of Two Mondays / View from the Bridge)?
It is usually shelved as Witch Fiction, Demons & Devils and Historical Fiction.
How long is Plays (All My Sons / Crucible / Death of a Salesman / Memory of Two Mondays / View from the Bridge)?
The median edition has 439 pages, about 8–9 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to Plays (All My Sons / Crucible / Death of a Salesman / Memory of Two Mondays / View from the Bridge)?
Readers who like it often enjoy Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--The American Experience, Prentice Hall Literature--The American Experience and A Break with Charity.
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