One of this author's novels ends with a character receiving a blessing in the form of the word "Timshel." In another novel by this author, a strike on a peach orchard leads to the death of Jim Casy, and later in that novel a man is breast-fed by Rose
One of this author's novels ends with a character receiving a blessing in the form of the word "Timshel." In another novel by this author, a strike on a peach orchard leads to the death of Jim Casy, and later in that novel a man is breast-fed by Rose-of-Sharon. This author created two families, the (*) Trasks and the Hamiltons, in his novel East of Eden, and many of this author's writings take place in the Salinas Valley, with the notable exception of a novel about a family whose crops were destroyed in the Dust Bowl, forcing them to journey west. For 10 points, identify this creator of the Joad family who wrote about their trek from Oklahoma to California in The Grapes of Wrath.
One of this author's novels ends with a character receiving a blessing in the form of the word "Timshel."
John {Steinbeck}