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Okay, so Steinbeck quotes it is. Yes, he wrote beautiful novels, but he was also a glorious non-fiction writer. In his intro to The Log from the Sea of Cortez, he writes about his desire for the book—that their observation of objective facts be tempered with an even larger truth of individual experience and meaning.
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Just read East of Eden and loved this passage (and the whole book)
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The way it flows through like 50 years while keeping the reader totally engaged the entire time is insane. That Steinbeck fella could really write
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