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Cannery Row is John Steinbeck's warm, episodic novel set in the sardine‑packing district of Monterey, California during the Great Depression. The story follows a mosaic of colorful residents – Doc, a gentle marine biologist; Mack and his band of carefree drifters; Lee Chong, the ever‑resourceful Chinese grocer; and Dora Flood, proprietor of the local brothel – as they navigate daily life, friendship, and community. While the novel lacks a single plot, a gentle thread runs through the characters' attempts to throw a surprise party for Doc, highlighting themes of generosity, resilience, and the simple joys of human connection.
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ISBN-10 0808519220 · ISBN-13 9789751409164 · The Viking press · 1945
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