Stephen Pearl Andrews

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Bibliographic Information

Wilson, Peter Lamborn. "Stephen Pearl Andrews." Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 250: Antebellum Writers in New York, Second Series. Ed. Kent P. Ljungquist. Detroit: Gale, 2001. 3-15.

Type: book ; Genre: biography

Abstract

Biography of Stephen Pearl Andrews.

People Mentioned in this Work

Andrews, Stephen Pearl
Brisbane, Albert: Albert Brisbane, the leading American Fourierist, is mentioned as one of Andrews' close friends.
Greeley, Horace: Horace Greeley hired Stephen Pearl Andrews to cover senatorial news for the New York Tribune. Later, Greeley and Andrews engaged in brutal public debate through the letters column of the Tribune. Greeley strongly disagreed with Andrews' anarchistic/Utopian ideals.
Stedman, Edmund Clarence: Stedman lived in one of Andrews' Utopia projects which was called a "Unitary Home" or the "Brownstone Utopia."
Whitman, Walt: Andrews is compared to Walt Whitman, one of the "pioneers" of New York's Bohemia.