Some of he influences on his writings was his love for journalism and his desires to write and produce great literature. Bellamy was inspired by at least three books which appeared before the publishing of Looking Backward. Bellamy claimed that he wrote his novel after exploring issues of social reform with his own "common sense" and rejected any literary or political inspiration...
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Some of he influences on his writings was his love for journalism and his desires to write and produce great literature. Bellamy was inspired by at least three books which appeared before the publishing of Looking Backward. Bellamy claimed that he wrote his novel after exploring issues of social reform with his own "common sense" and rejected any literary or political inspiration...
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