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Overview
Author
John Steinbeck
Year Published
1945
Type
Novel
Genre
Comedy
Perspective and Narrator
Cannery Row is told from the perspective of an omniscient third-person narrator.
Tense
Cannery Row is written in the past tense, although the preface is written in the present tense.
About the Title
Cannery Row is the name the author gives to an area on the coast of Monterey, California, occupied mainly by fish canneries. The author grew up close by and spent much of his adult life living just blocks from this street, which has since been officially named "Cannery Row" after the novel's success gave it notoriety.
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