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Grapes of Wrath: 'results, not causes'
The Western Land nervous under the beginning change. The Western States, nervous as horses before a thunder storm. The great owners, nervous, sensing a change, knowing nothing of the nature of the cha… more →
of power & light
Whores, Steinbeck and Lucy
Sweet Bird wrote 3 days ago: You kids are just so sweet with your comments. Okay, Rage Sunday update. But first, I find this terr … more →
The Pearl
joelkimmel wrote 3 days ago: This piece is an illustration for the cover of The Pearl, a novel by John Steinbeck. The story revol … more →
EAST OF EDEN
mercedeshelnwein wrote 6 days ago: "East of Eden" This is my new exhibition. I’m going to say a few quick profound thin … more →
Reprints of Desert Sea Research
sagarin wrote 6 days ago: Here is a paper I wrote documenting changes to the Gulf of California since the 1940 Ricketts and St … more →
The Ten Greatest Novels of the 20th Century
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ianthecool wrote 1 week ago: 10. 1984 George Orwell Orwell’s dystopian novel of a world controlled by Big Brother has becom … more →
The Long Way Home
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Vicky wrote 2 weeks ago: John Steinbeck wasn’t crazy about going to Texas when he made his trip across America with Charley, … more →
10 Books that made my world
charliejackjosephkruger wrote 3 weeks ago: so i saw this online recently, and i decided that i should do a similar thing. 10 books that changed … more →
Reading and To-Be Reading List.
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cenewgent wrote 3 weeks ago: Scored some new books with a Half Price gift card my friends April and Kristy got us for the wedding … more →
Serious Fun with Lorrie Moore
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area wrote 3 weeks ago: Lorrie Moore speaks to a group of writers downtown I’ve only been to three of the six Lighthou … more →
Isn't it funny? A commentary on God's sense of humour.
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icarushasfallen wrote 1 month ago: “That’s him. That shiny bastard. That’s him.” Casy stared blindly at the light. He breat … more →
Books that Changed My Life
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coleyoakum wrote 1 month ago: I was thinking that I have not mad any good lists lately. So, I thought I would ponder a while and … more →
"You're our own folks," Huston said sadly. *
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Cheri wrote 1 month ago: by cheri block sabraw We all get busy. And sometimes, we are so intent on our mission, we for … more →
The Grapes of Wrath
Serena Trowbridge wrote 1 month ago: Frank Galati’s adaptation of Steinbeck’s mammoth novel The Grapes of Wrath is currently … more →
Wind Farming
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Vicky wrote 1 month ago: Having read “Travels with Charley,” I can see that little has changed from what John Steinbeck saw a … more →
GRAPES OF WRATH
K wrote 1 month ago: Seriously, guys. Seriously. September 2008 was a catastrophe of a kind we had almost forgotten, so d … more →
steinbeck on disturbance
sethbra wrote 1 month ago: Samuel leaned his elbows on the table and his hands covered his eyes and his forehead. “I want … more →
Bites: Is New York Bad for Writers?, Should Bookstores Rethink Shelving?, East of Eden as Performance, the Death of the Man of Letters, How to Get Rid of Hipsters, and more
Willa A. Cmiel wrote 1 month ago: HTMLGiant asks if New York for writers is The Place to Be, or whether it’s just too damn expen … more →
Encouragement from the Masters
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Jonathan Danz wrote 1 month ago: Calvin is hip, he knows what cooks. Every so often I can use a kick in the pants–a little shot … more →
Brideshead [re]visited
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Stephen Foster wrote 1 month ago: I read two books by Evelyn Waugh on holiday, A Handful of Dust and Brideshead Revisited. Both were t … more →
