点评:3.5 = good. I suspect it helps if you are a real Steinbeck fan - I am perhaps a moderate one / obviously he factors into the American canon of literature and I've read 3-4 of the classics. But it's tough to make a museum out of any single author, even one with a long career. (OK, the Hemingway house in Key West is an obvious exception, and I've never been to the Fitzgerald museum in Montgomery) You do learn something about his life and early struggles, plus the later somewhat surprising rejection (or at least criticism) later in life. What it neglected to mention much is that Steinbeck came from a fairly wealthy background and after success consistently traveled first class, lol. Interesting displays and you can go down memory lane into the books you've read and those you might want to revisit or explore for the first time (I've put one or two on my list), but overall this won't blow your mind strictly as an attraction, but then - it probably couldn't given purpose.
翻译:3.5 = 不错。我想如果你是斯坦贝克的忠实粉丝,这会有所帮助——我可能是一个中等粉丝/显然他是美国文学经典的一部分,我读过 3-4 本经典作品。但很难把任何一位作家打造成博物馆,即使是一位职业生涯很长的作家。(好吧,基韦斯特的海明威故居是一个明显的例外,我从来没有去过蒙哥马利的菲茨杰拉德博物馆)你确实了解了一些他的生活和早年的挣扎,以及后来生活中有些令人惊讶的拒绝(或至少是批评)。它忽略了一点,斯坦贝克来自一个相当富裕的家庭,成功后一直坐头等舱,哈哈。有趣的展览,你可以回忆起你读过的书,以及那些你可能想重温或第一次探索的书(我在我的清单上放了一两本),但总的来说,这不会让你惊叹不已,严格来说,这是一个景点,但——它可能没有给出目的。