East of Eden and The Wayward Bus

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East of Eden and The Wayward Bus

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EAST OF EDEN is a monumental novel of grassroots America, sweeping from Connecticut to California, spanning several decades in the passionate lives of two turbulent families. The towering figure of Adam Trask dominates the story--a good man whose satanic wife revealed to him the shuddering ecstasies of lustful evil

Kate came into Adam's life unannounced, and left amidst the ringing echo of gunfire. Behind her were a shattered man and a shattered world, and two infant boys doomed to play out, once again, the tragic roles of another Adam's offspring. Ahead of her was a frenzied life of depravity and perversion, wealth..and terror.

THE WAYWARD BUS traveled the back roads through lush California countryside. Its driver was a man of the land--lusty, hot-blooded, uninhibited. On the bus were a magnificent creature cursed with a heart of gold an an irresistible allure for men, a traveling salesman out strictly for laughs, a boy with the sweet sap of manhood urgent in him, a college girl pursuing a secret, passionate quest...

In one climactic day--and night--the lives of these and all the other passengers on the wayward bus were changed. And the electricity that John Steinbeck creates in their relation ships provides both power and shock.
--jacket description

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Publisher
Viking Press
Language
English
Pages
662

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Edition Notes

Published in
New York, N.Y., USA
Genre
Fiction.
Other Titles
Wayward bus.
Copyright Date
1952

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.52
Library of Congress
PS3537.T3234 E27 1952

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Pagination
662 p. ;
Number of pages
662

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24205841M
Internet Archive
eastofedenandway00stei
OCLC/WorldCat
1098376344
Goodreads
3462236

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