Here is a 1 min 40 sec video on Steinbeck and why he started writing this amazing novel. Enjoy!
PS: the thread where everybody is posting after reading the book is here. (You can always find older threads by using the Categories on your left, anyway)
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curuxa // May 23, 2009 at 5:41 PM
I still haven’t read the book, but I’ve seen John Ford’s film and it’s awesome! I recommend it to you all!
Dakota // May 23, 2009 at 7:03 PM
The book contains some amazing descriptions of landscapes and people. I was very impressed by that, even though I was not able to read it all… (Blushed face!)
But if you wish to get a feel of what Steinbeck means to literature, you can all embark on a much easier read: Tortilla Flat. It’s really funny, and Steinbeck’s topics are still there…
Oh, and I definitely agree with you on that: the movie is awesome!