Cannery Row

Sardines are a world where factory workers, as well as artists, scientists, prostitutes and vagabonds, lived together in 1930s America, when canning industry reached its peak. Street. John Steinbeck, who introduces the reader to all the colourfulness, liveliness, contradictions and fights of this small street in his hometown, California, creates unforgettable characters inspired by real life.

In the story adorned with colorful characters and events, he works in an orderly manner. The vagabond team led by Mack, who stubbornly refuses to live an ordinary life and become ordinary, is the embodiment of living outside the system, rebelling against the wheels of exploitation, solidarity, and being content with what is needed. For those who want to see the real world through the eyes of the master writer Steinbeck, with shocking sections from the ordinary lives of all the familiar characters who make mistakes like every human being, sometimes get excited, sometimes get angry with life, and cannot always realize their plans as they wish...