"To the earliest viewers of the book, there was no doubt. Frank was a hater and an agitator, the enemy within. Sarah Greenough rounds up the more outraged reviews: “A slashing and bitter attack on some U.S. institutions”; “A Degradation of a Nation!”; “a sad poem for sick people.” In short, “The Americans” was un-American. What was the source of that riling? What nerves were being hit by the “Swiss Mister,” as Photo Arts labelled Frank when it printed some of his work?" - mkz

"the first person to get the measure of “The Americans,” and still the best reader of its runes, was Jack Kerouac. Frank had not yet read “On the Road” when, a few days after its publication, he met Kerouac at a party and asked him to write an introduction to his photographs." - mkz

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