In this Issue

Table of Contents

The Composition, Publication, and Reception of John Steinbeck’s The Wayward Bus, with Biographical Background, by Roy Simmonds: Synopsis of Chapter Six, “It was a paste-up job and I should never have let it go out the way it did”

Barbara A. Heavilin
pp. 93-94
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Chapter Seven, “Epilogue: May 1947–May 1948”

Roy Simmonds
pp. 95-99
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“To the other side of home where the lights are given”: Ethan Allen Hawley’s Search for Meaning in Steinbeck’s The Winter of Our Discontent

Barbara A. Heavilin
pp. 100-117
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John Steinbeck, Episcopalian: St. Paul’s, Salinas, Part One

William Ray
pp. 118-140
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Lyrics to “Lost” Song from The Grapes of Wrath Found in Archive

Kevin Hearle
pp. 141-144
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Violence in John Steinbeck

James Mumford
pp. 145-151
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The Emotional and Narrative Significance of Rose of Sharon’s Mysterious Smile

Edward John Royston
pp. 152-159
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Steinbeck Today

Kathleen Hicks
pp. 160-165
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Engaging the World with Steinbeck: A Message from the President of the International Society of Steinbeck Scholars

Luchen Li
pp. 166-167
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Carol and John Steinbeck: Portrait of a Marriage by Susan Shillinglaw (review)

Tom Barden
pp. 168-170
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House of Earth by Woody Guthrie (review)

Felicia Preece
pp. 171-172
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The Lifeboat by Charlotte Rogan (review)

Ryder W. Miller
p. 173
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Major Steinbeck Publications, 2012–2013

Kathleen Hicks, Scott Barrett
pp. 175-180
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Announcements

pp. 181-186
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“Hooray for the new generation of Steinbeck scholars”: The 2013 International John Steinbeck Conference

Barbara A. Heavilin, Mary M. Brown
pp. v-ix
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Contributors

pp. 187-189
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