Feb 11, 1983 · CARMEL, Calif. -- Carol Janella Henning Brown, the first wife of Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck, has died at Community Hospital. She was 76. Mrs. Brown had been in failing health since...
Author John Steinbeck had three wives: 1) Carol Henning Steinbeck Brown, married 1930 and divorced 1942; lived in Carmel Valley, CA, died February 8, 1983, Monterey, CA 2) Gwyndolyn Conger Steinbeck, married 1943 and divorced 1948 died on December 30,1975, Colorado 3) Elaine Anderson Scott Steinbeck, married 1950, died April 27, 2003 in New ...
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Feb 11, 1983 · Carol Janella Henning Brown, the first wife of John Steinbeck, died Tuesday at Community Hospital. She was 76 years old. She was married to the late author, who was winner of a Pulitzer Prize, from...
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Oct 12, 2013 · I predict that Susan Shillinglaw’s life of Steinbeck and Carol Henning’s together from Jazz Age joy to Great Depression decline—a dramatic story told by the perfect narrator—will have many. Drawings by Carol Henning Steinbeck courtesy of the Martha Heasley Cox Center for Steinbeck Studies, San Jose State University.
Carol J. Steinbeck-Brown (born Henning), 1906 - 1983 Carol J. Steinbeck-Brown (born Henning) was born on month day 1906, at birth place, California, to Wilbur Fiske Henning and Nellie Gould Henning (born Bowen). Wilbur was born on May 25 1870, in California, United States.
Carol J. Henning was born in California and she was the daughter of Wilbur Fiske Henning and Nellie Gould Bowen. Carol was living at 2953 Jackson in San Francisco when she married John Steinbeck. It was the first marriage for both of them. When they divorced, she remarried on 19 Jan 1952 to William Brown.
Sep 07, 2018 · Brown interviewed Conger Steinbeck in the early 1970s, after she agreed to finally speak about her ex-husband, who had died in 1968, as she was in need of money. Conger Steinbeck died in 1975....
Although critical interpretation of “The Chrysanthemums” varies widely, there seems to be general agreement that the character of Elisa Allen was based, at least loosely, on the Steinbeck’s wife, Carol Henning Steinbeck. In fact, when one compares the roots of the story with Steinbeck’s own life, this link is not only reinforced, but ...
- How do Elisa's feelings and actions toward the stranger change over the course of her conversation with him?The stranger is "a big man" with dark, brooding eyes. Initially, Elisa is cautious and evasive, but the stranger's talk about her chrysanthemums ma...
- MetaphorsElisa's terrier fingers: "Her terrier fingers destroyed such pests before they could get started" (338) Here, a metaphor is being used to compare E...
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Carol, an active socialist and much farther to the left than Steinbeck, suggested The Grapes Of Wrath as a title after seeing the phrase in her husband's manuscript. She left him after their...
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