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The Winter of Our Discontent

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English

 

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May 11, 2013

 

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University

 

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Steinbeck's first novel was the rather unsuccessful mythological tale of the Cup of Gold. Published in 1929, its luke-warm reception did not faze him. Steinbeck continued writing and married Carol Henning in 1930. This would not be his last trip to the altar ? he ended up marrying three times. In 1935 Steinbeck published his first success ? Tortilla Flat ? which later was made into a film in 1942...
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Published in 1929, its luke-warm reception did not faze him. Steinbeck continued writing and married Carol Henning in 1930. This would not be his last trip to the altar ? he ended up marrying three times. In 1935 Steinbeck published his first success ? Tortilla Flat ? which later was made into a film in 1942...
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