Keeping Up with William

In 'Keeping Up with William,' Irving Bacheller crafts a delightful exploration of early 20th-century American life through the vibrant lens of a young man's pursuit of success and self-identity amidst societal expectations. Bacheller employs a conversational and humorous literary style that merges elements of realism and satire, effectively illustrating the complexities of ambition and human relationships. The narrative, rich with character development and sharp social commentary, unfolds against the backdrop of a rapidly changing America, as industrialization and cultural shifts redefine the contours of... Next