They Call Me Carpenter

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Set against the backdrop of 1920s Southern California, particularly Hollywood, the novel employs Jesus, referred to as Carpenter, as a central literary figure to explore and critique the emerging culture of the era. Upton Sinclair weaves a narrative that reflects the social and moral dynamics of the time, using Carpenter's character to challenge contemporary values and highlight the spiritual and ethical dilemmas faced by society.