John Steinbeck
John Steinbeck was an American author known for his poignant depictions of life during the Great Depression. His notable works, including 'The Grapes of Wrath,' highlight the struggles of displaced families and the social injustices of the time. Steinbeck's writing provided a powerful voice for the disenfranchised and remains a significant part of American literature.
Born on Feb 27, 1902 (123 years old)
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Greece:
John Steinbeck is mentioned in relation to the recognition of Watson's book as a classic.
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France:
Working Days is the journal kept by John Steinbeck during the summer of 1938.
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Denmark:
John Steinbeck was ruthless when he wrote his satirical book about French politics in the 1950s.
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Italy:
John Steinbeck is referenced for his work 'Furore' which illustrates the importance of education for the children of farmers.
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Ireland:
John Steinbeck shared a home with his third wife, Elaine, in the Hamptons, which is now a writer’s centre.
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Ireland:
John Steinbeck is mentioned as one of the glitterati guests who visited the Butler Arms hotel.
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Indonesia:
John Steinbeck is mentioned as one of the authors whose works were translated by Pramoedya Ananta Toer.
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Sweden:
John Steinbeck is mentioned as one of Thomas Bodström's favorite authors.
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Denmark:
He is mentioned as one of the playwrights in whose works she has performed.
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Venezuela:
John Steinbeck shares his personal experience of learning to read in relation to the theme of literature.
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