To a God Unknown by John Steinbeck

To a God Unknown by John Steinbeck

Joseph Wayne takes land in a California valley and slowly comes to believe that his dead father lives in an oak tree on it. Then the rain stops.

This early Steinbeck is his most mystical — pagan, elemental and uninterested in realism, about a man whose devotion to the land turns into something older and considerably more dangerous.

Unlike anything else he wrote, and the book he struggled with longest. Nobel laureate.

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