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Zapata | John Steinbeck

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A new volume which includes the original screenplay, with its copious director's notes, and the narrative - this has followed on from a previously undiscovered manuscript by Steinbeck being found in the UCLA Research Library - the narrative treatment of the story on which he based his screenplay.

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Godmotherx5

Zapata | John Steinbeck

My hubby gave me great #bookishgifts. The Jane Eyre pendant is probably my favorite. #SeasonsGreetings2017 @RealLifeReading

FlowerFairy Love The Circular Knitting Workshop! Learned so much from this! 6y

DivineDiana Would love a closeup of the pendant!😉😀👏🏻 6y

Godmotherx5 @FlowerFairy Good to know. I really wanted it but was disappointed when I saw it does not have actual patterns. Hoping to tackle it this evening. 6y

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Godmotherx5 @DivineDiana You just swelled my head. I‘ll post it after I am done working today. 6y

DivineDiana 👏🏻 6y

RealLifeReading Ooh do you have a close up of the pendant? 6y

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Maddymayi13

Zapata | John Steinbeck

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Found this gem in my local used bookstore and really enjoying it so far. Steinbeck definitely did his research on Mexican history and culture, and the political themes resonate across the border with this gringa in the US

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