Of Mice And Men John Steinbeck

Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck's works, in which he masterfully portrays the social and human issues of our age, are among the masterpieces of modern world literature. While Steinbeck presents a simple and sharp reality in his novels, he still presents his readers with a striking story each time. While exhibiting the drama of a part of history without missing the human details, it sings the song of "a realistic hope that is not rosy". For this reason, his works have never lost their currency as well as their literary value. Mice and Men - tells the story of two seasonal agricultural workers with opposite characters - the intelligent George Milton and his strong but mentally unstable companion Lennie Small. The feeling of friendship and solidarity has an important place in the story of this couple, who dreamed of buying a small land and living a humane life. In this epic novel, Steinbeck not only describes the relationship between humans and humans, but also the relationships between humans and nature and society. As in the Robert Burns poem that inspired the book's title, "The best-laid plans of mice and men/often go awry..."