The Winter of Our Discontent by John Steinbeck

The Winter of Our Discontent by John Steinbeck

Ethan Allen Hawley's family once owned half the town. Now he clerks in a grocery shop owned by an Italian immigrant, and his wife and children have begun, gently, to let him know that being honest is not enough.

So over the course of a spring he plans — the informer's letter, the loan to a friend he knows will fail, the tip to the bank. Steinbeck wrote it in 1961 as an examination of American moral decline, and the horror is how reasonable each individual step is. It was the book specifically cited when he won the Nobel Prize the following year.

Steinbeck's last novel, and the one that sealed his Nobel.

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