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Book of dispatches shows Steinbeck supported Vietnam War - The Salinas Californian

Book of dispatches shows Steinbeck supported Vietnam War The Salinas Californian "Steinbeck in Vietnam: Dispatches From the War," edited by Thomas Barden (University of Virginia Press; $29.95). ª Local connection: Unless some undiscovered manuscript is uncovered, this will probably be the final book of Salinas native son John ...

US told about Steinbeck's blissful stay - This is Somerset

US told about Steinbeck's blissful stay This is Somerset John Steinbeck, who died in 1968, lived in the Somerset town for eight months with his wife, Elaine. SPECIAL TRIBUTE: Bruton Museum chairman Douglas Learmond has displayed an exhibition of world-famous author John Steinbeck, who lived in the town in ...

Word power - Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune

Word power Chicago Tribune Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," John Steinbeck's "Tortilla Flat," and "The Collected Stories of John Cheever." Miller's heart-wrenching play gives insight into our society's obsession with commercial/monetary success. and more »

'Smash's' Anjelica Huston on John Steinbeck playing Santa Claus and Marlon ... - Zap2it.com (blog)

Zap2it.com (blog)

'Smash's' Anjelica Huston on John Steinbeck playing Santa Claus and Marlon ... Zap2it.com (blog) I met John Steinbeck. He was so kind and funny and sweet and affable and dear. I was 7 or 8 when he played Santa Claus for us. He used to write lovely letters. John Steinbeck used to sign his letters with a pigasus -- a pig with wings.

Point/Counterpoint: Monterey Harbormaster: No need to massively limit forage ... - The Salinas Californian

Point/Counterpoint: Monterey Harbormaster: No need to massively limit forage ... The Salinas Californian This was the beginning of the largest fishery in the western hemisphere — California's famed "wetfish" industry, imprinted on our collective conscience by writers like John Steinbeck. It was the plentiful schools of fish — especially sardines that ... and more »