Mad At The World: A Life Of John Steinbeck William Souder Ww Norton Co Αγγλικά Βιβλία Health Family & Style

This First Full-Length Biography Of The Nobel Laureate To Appear In A Quarter Century Explores John Steinbeck’s Long Apprenticeship As Writer Struggling Through Depths Great Depression And His Rise Greatness With Masterpieces Such Red Pony Mice Men Grapes Wrath Most Poignant Evocative Writing Emerged Sympathy For Okies Fleeing Dust Storms Midwest Migrant Workers Toiling California’s Fields Labourers On Cannery Row Reflecting Social Engagement—Paradoxical All Natural Misanthropy—Radically Different From Writers So-Called Lost Generation Man By Turns Quick-Tempered Contrary Compassionate Ultimately Brilliant Steinbeck Took Aim At Corrosiveness Power Perils Income Inequality Growing Urgency Ecological Collapse Which Drive Fierce Public Debate Day Σελίδες: 464 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1126 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm