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All the King's Men, the Pulitzer‑Prize‑winning novel by Robert Penn Warren, is a classic of American literature that explores the rise and fall of Southern demagogue Willie Stark, a fictional counterpart to Huey Long. The story follows a back‑country lawyer whose idealism is corrupted by Stark’s lust for power, offering a gripping portrait of political corruption, moral complexity, and the clash between idealism and ambition in mid‑20th‑century America.
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ISBN-10 0156031043 · ISBN-13 9785873228164 · Harcourt Brace · 1946
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