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bcuz... a sad soul can kill u quicker, far quicker than a germ

历时近一年 我终于把它读完了. 图书馆书 还挺舍不得还回去 跟着从美国去了德国再中国再回到美国呢 也真是包着地球走了一圈了, 不容易. 在最后讲到黑人和回家时还真挺伤心的. 总觉得和Steinbeck有很多相似的想法, 比跟很多其他的作家多啦.

bcuz... a sad soul can kill u quicker, far quicker than a germ

历时近一年 我终于把它读完了. 图书馆书 还挺舍不得还回去 跟着从美国去了德国再中国再回到美国呢 也真是包着地球走了一圈了, 不容易. 在最后讲到黑人和回家时还真挺伤心的. 总觉得和Steinbeck有很多相似的想法, 比跟很多其他的作家多啦.

历时近一年 我终于把它读完了. 图书馆书 还挺舍不得还回去 跟着从美国去了德国再中国再回到美国呢 也真是包着地球走了一圈了, 不容易. 在最后讲到黑人和回家时还真挺伤心的. 总觉得和Steinbeck有很多相似的想法, 比跟很多其他的作家多啦.

Ever since his first book was published in 1929, John Steinbeck has been writing about America—while America changed. In 1960, when he was almost sixty years old, Steinbeck felt that he might have lost touch: “I was working from memory,” he said, “I had...

Ever since his first book was published in 1929, John Steinbeck has been writing about America—while America changed. In 1960, when he was almost sixty years old, Steinbeck felt that he might have lost touch: “I was working from memory,” he said, “I had...

John Steinbeck described the itch to travel as an incurable disease that nothing, not even the old age could diminish. And the spontaneity of a trip. The nearer the date of the departure, the more unlikely you feel the trip would happen. And no matter ho...  

Ever since his first book was published in 1929, John Steinbeck has been writing about America—while America changed. In 1960, when he was almost sixty years old, Steinbeck felt that he might have lost touch: “I was working from memory,” he said, “I had...