"An objective post-revolutionary approach. roundabouts to boston" is a collection of literary essays by the recognized American writer William Dean Howells, in which he shares his memories and impressions of literary figures of that time. The author travels through the literary world, talking about his meetings and communication with such great writers as Henry James, Mark Twain, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and many others. In each essay, Howells brings his personal vision and critical analysis to the writers' work, revealing their talents and personalities. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in nineteenth-century American literature, as well as for lovers of literary criticism. "Roundabouts to Boston (from literary friends and acquaintances)" is a kind of journey into the world of words and talent, which will remain in the memory for a long time.