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THE ART OF FICTION NO. 45 JOHN STEINBECK Editor’s note: John Steinbeck had agreed to a Paris Review inter- view late in his life. He had earlier been coy about it but then want- ed the interview very much. He was, unfortunately, too sick to work on the project, though it was at the end often in his thoughts. With this interest of his in mind, the editors of this magazine com- piled a number of comments on the art of fiction that John Steinbeck made over the years. Some come from the East of Eden diaries, published in December 1969 by Viking Press under the title Journal of a Novel. Others…
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