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Request editorial content from the writers and editors at SteinbeckNow. Steinbeck Now. Comments Joe McKenna says:. October 14, at am. My best from parts east, Joe. William Ray says:. October 17, at pm. Mike Campbell says:. October 18, at pm. Wes Stillwagon says:. November 21, at pm. Ok I have to go to the bathroom. Thank you for your thoughts. Perhaps others have insights to share into these issues. She sanctioned the Tony Award-winning production of "The Grapes of Wrath," directed by Frank Galati on Broadway in and was a liaison between her husband and producers of his works, 10 of which were made into movies.

A resident of Manhattan and Sag Harbor, N. Steinbeck also played an important role in the conception of "Travels with Charley," her husband's chronicle of a road trip across America with their French poodle. He knew so many people. I was just dazzled by his personality. He never cried for anybody. He would let people in and set Burgess loose and gain a great sense of enjoyment, watching people scream and pull up their legs. He traded the first wife in for the younger one — Gwyn — but he was so nasty to her that she kicked him out and so he married the third, Elaine.

She published a book [Steinbeck: A Life in Letters], so I thought it was only fair that this be published too.