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!! Notable books by Steinbeck
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Steinbeck was born by the Salinas River in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his socialist views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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Steinbeck was born by the Salinas River in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It novels, and caused controversy with his socialist views. [[CapitalismIsBad The negative angle on capitalism capitalism]] and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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John Steinbeck's works have become popular UsefulNotes/SchoolStudyMedia and are still read today, [[TearJerker traumatizing]] generations of American teens/young adults for ever after.
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* RousseauWasRight: While his books are aware of human evil, many of his characters are still human and sympathetic.
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* ''Literature/TheActsOfKingArthurAndHisNobleKnights (1976)
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Steinbeck was born by the Salinas River in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his leftist political views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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Steinbeck was born by the Salinas River in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his leftist political socialist views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Steinbeck died before finishing his modern English translation of ''Literature/LeMorteDarthur'', leaving the book stopping after the story of Lancelot.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Steinbeck died before finishing his modern English translation of ''Literature/LeMorteDarthur'', ''Literature/LeMorteDArthur'', leaving the book stopping after the story of Lancelot.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Steinbeck died before finishing his modern English translation of ''Literature/LeMorteDarthur'', leaving the book stopping after the story of Lancelot.
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!! Notable works by John Steinbeck
* ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''
* ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath''
* ''Literature/CanneryRow''
* ''Literature/TheRedPony''
* ''Literature/EastOfEden''
* ''Literature/InDubiousBattle''
* ''Literature/ThePearl''
* ''TravelsWithCharley''
* ''[[Myth/KingArthur The Acts of King Arthur and His Noble Knights]]''
* ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''
* ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath''
* ''Literature/CanneryRow''
* ''Literature/TheRedPony''
* ''Literature/EastOfEden''
* ''Literature/InDubiousBattle''
* ''Literature/ThePearl''
* ''TravelsWithCharley''
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!! Notable works books by John Steinbeck
*''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''
''Literature/TheRedPony'' (1933)
*''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath''
''Literature/InDubiousBattle'' (1936)
*''Literature/CanneryRow''
''Literature/OfMiceAndMen'' (1937)
*''Literature/TheRedPony''
''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' (1939)
*''Literature/EastOfEden''
''Literature/CanneryRow'' (1945)
*''Literature/InDubiousBattle''
''Literature/ThePearl'' (1947)
*''Literature/ThePearl''
''Literature/EastOfEden'' (1952)
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John Ernst Steinbeck, Jr. (February 27, 1902 – December 20, 1968) was a [[UsefulNotes/PulitzerPrize Pulitzer]] and Nobel Prize-winning American author. He wrote twenty-seven books within his lifetime, and became influential in his writing style and views.
He was born by the Salinas river in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his leftist political views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
He was born by the Salinas river in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his leftist political views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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John Ernst Steinbeck, Steinbeck Jr. (February 27, 1902 – December 20, 1968) was a [[UsefulNotes/PulitzerPrize Pulitzer]] and Nobel Prize-winning UsefulNotes/{{Nobel Prize|in Literature}}- winning American author. He wrote twenty-seven books within his lifetime, and became influential in his writing style and views.
He Steinbeck was born by the Salinas river River in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his leftist political views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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->''"The writer must believe that what he is doing is the most important thing in the world. And he must hold to this illusion even when he knows it is not true."''
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In 1952, he gave the introductory narrations for the short stories of a film adaptation of [[Creator/OHenry O. Henry's Full House]].
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He was born by the Salinas river in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his liberal political views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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He was born by the Salinas river in UsefulNotes/{{California}} out in the country, which affected many of the settings of his works. A simple man, he labored alongside the migrant workers that inspired him. After leaving Stanford University without a degree, he set off his career with ''Tortilla Flat'', a novel set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Monterey. His Dust Bowl novels set in California garnered critical success and became some of his most popular works, such as ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen''. ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath'' won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940, and became a controversial but influential work that ended up on the list of banned novels. It caused controversy with his liberal leftist political views. The negative angle on capitalism and the representation of the Okies made trouble for him, but the book remained a success and is considered by many to be his best work.
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!!Screenplays by Steinbeck
* ''Film/VivaZapata'' (1952)
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