Articulating the Unheard: John Steinbeck’s Legacy
John Steinbeck (1902-1968), an iconic American author, extensively stirred conversations during his lifetime due to his notable left-wing politics. His compelling repertoire boasts 16 novels, 6 non-fiction books, and 5 exceptional collections of short stories.
Steinbeck is widely recognized for his unforgettable novels, including ‘Of Mice and Men’ (technically a novelette), ‘The Grapes of Wrath,’ and ‘East of Eden’. Remarkably, the first two novels, coupled with ‘In Doubtful Battle’, are collectively seen as his “California series”, purposely set during the disturbing Dust Bowl era.
John Steinbeck’s Writing Journey
In 1929, Steinbeck broke into the literary scene with his debut novel, ‘Cup of Gold’. An exceptional figure in literature, Steinbeck later received the highly celebrated Nobel Prize for Literature in 1962.
Understanding Steinbeck: Books in Order
Embarking on a journey through Steinbeck’s work requires paying attention to the chronological progression of his books. Here, presented with detailed insights, is a list of John Steinbeck’s books in order of their original release.
Publication Order of Cannery Row Books
| Cannery Row | (1945) |    |
| Sweet Thursday | (1954) | |