Manhattan stations

This is the description from Pasus for the people of New York City: Men and women are pushed into a wooden tunnel whose smell is like manure, leading them towards the ferry station, crammed and colliding with each other as is the case with apples piled on the slope descending towards the press. This novel has been classified by experts as the best work of its author John dos Pasus, it is a picture of New York City with its sweetness and bitterness, its beauty and ugliness, in a specific time period. Critic Paul Elmer Moore described it as a sewer explosion, and critic Sinclair Lewis praised it, saying it is a great and important novel. About the author: John Rodrigo dos Pasus: an American novelist, famous for his novels especially during the Lost Generation era. He graduated from Harvard College and studied literature, art, and architecture. He traveled and experienced a lot. About the translator: Razan Al-Salehim, specialized in English language and translation, translates in literature and the humanities.