This article made the HN front page without any comments, so here are mine: I knew about Upton Sinclair and read his The Jungle many years ago, but I had never

This article made the HN front page without any comments, so here are mine: I knew about Upton Sinclair and read his The Jungle many years ago, but I had never heard of Mammonart. According to the linked Wikipedia article, “Mammonart has been mostly ignored by critics. Very few reviews are available from online scholarly databases.” That immediately piqued my interest. The edition of Mammonart at the Internet Archive [1] was published by the author. Publishing one’s own writing used to be derided (“vanity press”). Since the Internet, though, millions of people do that now every day, and I am glad they do. Thanks again to the Internet Archive for making forgotten books like this available to everyone. [1] https://archive.org/details/mammonart0000unse/page/n3/mode/2up https://archive.org/details/mammonart0000unse/page/n3/mode/2...