San Antonio College Library

Unsparingly, though with humor, affection, and his own matchless vein of anecdote, John Steinbeck describes America as he sees it; with its natural wealth, its moral and political shortcomings; with a gallery of American types - heroes, eccentrics, Indians, teen-agers, misguided parents, old people. With the paradoxes of America's history and the promise of its future, here, in Steinbeck's own words, is "a book of opinions, unashamed and individual......