Lewis Jones

Touring America in Steinbeck’s footsteps

A review of In America by Geert Mak suggests that John Steinbeck’s experiences during his famous journey across America were largely invented

  • In America: Travels with John Steinbeck

    Geert Mak

    Harvill Secker, pp. 498

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