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McAlmon and the Lost Generation: A Self Portrait bloodlines-series Government involvement in Orson Welles'McAlmon and the Lost Generation: A Self Portrait Format: Hardcover 1962 First Edition University of Nebraska Press Condition: some wear on dust jacket protected in brodart archival covering Author: Robert E. Knoll Summary: McAlmon and the Lost Generation: A Self Portrait (1962) is a collection of his autobiographical writings. Robert McAlmon, in full Robert Menzies McAlmon, (born March 9, 1896, Clifton, Kan., U. S.died Feb. 2, 1956, Desert Hot