Steinbeck's female characters are more than stereotypical prostitutes or mother figures, they are creative, independent and strong.
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Writing East of Eden
Cut off from his sons by bitter divorce, Steinbeck used innovative methods to engage and connect with his readers in East of Eden.
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The Women of East of Eden: Focus on Cathy
The deeper significance of the character, Cathy/Kate Trask: evil incarnate and modeled after John Steinbeck's second wife, Gwyn.
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The Hamiltons and Steinbecks in Fact and Fiction
A guide to the characters in 'East of Eden'
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The Center for Steinbeck Studies, San Jose State University
The university possesses the largest collection of Steinbeck material in the world, including all primary and secondary works, original films and videos, artwork and memorabilia.
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