
What I have learned about John steinbeck was that he was a excellent writer. He put everything he knew into
his writing that made him a better writer and a better person. He went to New York to become a free-lance writer and failed
so he went to california,a nd wrote a short storie of Tortilla Flat. That made Steinbeck a famous writer, that showed me that
he never gave up and told to himself and everyone that he loved writing. I ahve learned about steinbeck that you should never
give up, also use your experiences in your writing of how to you love it and how you can relate to it. Also I have learned
that John steinbeck was a man who wrote from the heart and had excellent expressions. That you can visualize in your head
of the characters, and the setting.
John Steinbeck should I listen to his voice? why? I think that I should listen to John Syeinbeck'c voice, because he
uses words in his perspective that influences his life. Also Steinbeck writes about himslef what he really is as a person.
When you hear about someone win the nobel prize for literature that tells me that they had some kind of excellence in
writing. Things about John Steinbeck that I like was how he went to New York to become a free-lance writer. Then he returned
to california, he took odd jobs and while he was a watchman of the house he wrote his first book of Cup of Gold. He was expierenced
in the world of how things worked. John was one of those who didn't set out to be such a great writer, he wanted to write
but he didn't set out to be such known. When John Steinbeck wrote Mice and Men was a very good story because of how Steinbeck
wrote it, his purpose was great. He wrote Mice and Men because it was about the two sides of him as a person, and by him doing
that that became a great success.Steinbeck to me is known for his hard work he put into and he was a man who saw in peoples
struggles and pain and he could connect that with his writing. So yes I truly think that John Steinbeck that I should listen
to his voice, he has put great influence on me with his words and his life.
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