East of Eden by John Steinbeck

East of Eden by John Steinbeck

Steinbeck called this the book he had been practising for all his life. Everything before it, he said, was rehearsal.

Two families in California's Salinas Valley replay Cain and Abel across generations, circling a single Hebrew word — timshel, thou mayest — and the claim it carries: that a person is never finally condemned to be what they were made.

Nobel laureate. A sprawling, generous novel about inheritance, evil and the freedom to choose otherwise.

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