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I've really dug Steinbeck up to this point. Panorphaeon Send a noteboard - 12/11/2010 03:21:17 AM
It's basically the Communist Manifesto in novel form. Steinbeck takes a fictional family and just keeps heaping on humiliation and exploitation onto them. It's far too melodramatic for my taste, as well.


But in keeping with my rather accidental tradition, I haven't read this most famous of his novels. Maybe I should just avoid it and save my feeling for the man?
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