Literary and medical experts will gather next week in Lewis’ hometown of Sauk Centre, Minn., to discuss his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. The story of an idealistic doctor struggling with ethical ...

“Arrowsmith” won the Pulitzer Prize in 1926, but Lewis refused it, stating that the Pulitzer committee was too narrow-minded in deeming any novel the “best of the year.” ...

IT is not often that a novel calls for review in a scientific journal, but Mr. Sinclair Lewis has given us in “Martin Arrowsmith” a work of such interest and importance that notice of it ...

The “Martin Arrowsmith” of Sinclair Lewis, in contrast, is a much more powerful book, and most of those who buy “The Search” will probably place the two novels side by side on their shelves.