Mad At The World by William Souder
A Life of John Steinbeck
A richly researched biography of John Steinbeck that traces his journey from Salinas Valley roots to international acclaim, showing how the Great Depression, migrant struggles, and scientific collaborations shaped his art and social conscience. It examines the controversies his novels ignited, the political backlash and censorship he faced, and the personal costs of fame, including turbulent relationships. The narrative illuminates his evolving worldview, persistent empathy for the marginalized, and the intricate interplay between his life and the American stories he told.
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- Published
- 2020
- Nationality
- American
- Length
- Moderate
- Pages
- 460-470
- Original Language
- English
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