 The
Sinclair Lewis Society was formed to encourage study of, critical
attention to, and general interest in the work, career, and legacy
of Sinclair Lewis. The Society works to facilitate a broader discussion
of his writing among scholars, critics, teachers, students, book
collectors, and readers everywhere.
Members of the Sinclair Lewis Society receive the bi-annual Sinclair Lewis Society Newsletter. We encourage scholarship concerning Sinclair Lewis, and we have provided a bibliography of primary and secondary sources concerning Lewis on our scholarly works page, as well as transcripts from an exclusive interview with Richard Lingeman, author of Sinclair Lewis: Rebel from Main Street. We also meet occasionally in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, sometimes for conferences and sometimes for the annual Sinclair Lewis Days. We invite you to inquire about membership on this site, e-mail Dr. Sally Parry of the Sinclair Lewis Society, or send inquiries to:
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