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Of Mice and Men

by John Steinbeck

Solitude & Exile 1937

Summary

Two itinerant ranch workers in California — the sharp George and the simple, powerful Lennie — share a dream of owning their own land. A spare, tragic novella about friendship, loneliness, and the crushing of dreams.

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John Steinbeck

American novelist and Nobel laureate (1902–1968) who wrote about the struggles of working-class Americans, particularly the dispossessed farmers of California during the Great Depression. His work combines social realism with deep compassion.

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1937
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John Steinbeck