Streets of Night follows Wenny Wendell and Nan Taylor through a glittering, uneasy world of tea parties, country weddings, and sleepless city streets, where ambition, desire, and self-doubt collide. In John Dos Passos's darkly modern Boston, social performance can feel as precarious as love itself, and every gathering exposes the loneliness beneath the wit. Wenny, exhausted by failed job-hunting and haunted by his stern father's expectations, sinks into bitterness and shame as he struggles to prove his manhood and avoid becoming the man he fears he already is. A revolver slipped into his pocket by a friend becomes a symbol of danger, impulse, and the self-destructive path he may choose. Nan, meanwhile, is shaken by envy, attraction, and emotional strain as she measures herself against more dazzling women, endures awkward encounters with admirers and friends, and returns home to dreams marked by music, betrayal, and pursuit. As grief, gossip, and spiritual unease gather around her, a ouija board session suggests that the past still presses close, and that neither love nor memory can be escaped so easily. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.