John Steinbeck's Writing Style Analysis
American Literature remains one of the most sophisticated and complex subjects to master, and not many people have the ability to do this. Yet, many still write with an immense amount of style, execution, and elegance. It takes a certain skill set to accomplish this. One person who achieved this level of mastery is John Steinbeck. He is mostly known for his classics such as: The Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men, and East of Eden. Raised in California, Steinbeck learned to write at a young age, and he started to master the art of writing. Eventually, Steinbeck wrote numerous amounts of novels, and started to become known in the American Literature canon. He is now a renowned author in American Literature because of his humor, moral lessons,
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His novels are recognized as literature. High schools throughout America accepted them. East of Eden and The Grapes of Wrath both contain great writing style and moral lessons that apply to the average person. Both of these books involve the hardships of middle class workers who try to overcome the classification systems. Some fail, some succeed. This novel was a success, but some critics of the school board say that it introduced communist propaganda, and promotes racism (Grapes of Wrath). This led the School Board to eliminate all of these books from certain states; but this didn’t mean that the public didn’t accept these books. The moral stories appealed to the middle and lower class workers, making his writing relatable to these people. Overall, with many critiques of Steinbeck’s writing, also came much praise. He won many awards for the influence and impact his books …show more content…
Writing many books that display elegance and style, he made his way into American writing. With the help of his Father, who was a former English teacher, he started to write when he was just 12 years old. After many years, he started to publish some of his most famous novels, which include: The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men. Later in life, he received many awards for mastering the art of writing. Overall, Steinbeck is a distinguished writer in American Literature for the past 90 years because of his distinguished
His novels are recognized as literature. High schools throughout America accepted them. East of Eden and The Grapes of Wrath both contain great writing style and moral lessons that apply to the average person. Both of these books involve the hardships of middle class workers who try to overcome the classification systems. Some fail, some succeed. This novel was a success, but some critics of the school board say that it introduced communist propaganda, and promotes racism (Grapes of Wrath). This led the School Board to eliminate all of these books from certain states; but this didn’t mean that the public didn’t accept these books. The moral stories appealed to the middle and lower class workers, making his writing relatable to these people. Overall, with many critiques of Steinbeck’s writing, also came much praise. He won many awards for the influence and impact his books …show more content…
Writing many books that display elegance and style, he made his way into American writing. With the help of his Father, who was a former English teacher, he started to write when he was just 12 years old. After many years, he started to publish some of his most famous novels, which include: The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men. Later in life, he received many awards for mastering the art of writing. Overall, Steinbeck is a distinguished writer in American Literature for the past 90 years because of his distinguished