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If anglers want to see bigger brown trout in the Little Red River, they should remove 14- to 16-inch brown trout.

Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck’s Long Island estate, where he notably penned his final novel, “The Winter of Discontent,” has hit the market for nearly $18 million.Steinbeck’s waterfront home in the Hamptons has been listed for …

In 1960 author John Steinbeck traveled across country in a customized camper with his poodle Charley. He wanted to meet people and get a sense of the

Hulton Archive/Getty Images John Steinbeck is one of the most popular authors of the 20th century, known for his deft social commentary and grasp on the lives of the everyday person. Born on February 27, 1902, this literary figure is remembered for novels like 1937's Of Mice and Men and 1939's The Grapes of Wrath, along with select nonfiction work and screenplays. Here are 11 facts about Steinbeck's life and career. 1. John Steinbeck's dog ate his original manuscript for Of Mice and Men. "My dog ate my work" is probably the oldest excuse in the book—but for Steinbeck, it was true. One ev...

It was nearly midnight by the time I reached Erica’s backyard party, after going to a concert in Prospect Park and taking a long subway ride to Williamsburg. Honestly, I was proud that I had managed to drag myself out at all. I had been in the habit of canceling plans, too depressed to leave my apartment. My career had stalled. I’d just extricated myself from a long entanglement with an emotionally unavailable man. And my father had recently died from cancer only three months after his diagnosis. The beers I had downed at the show were giving way to a gnawing hunger. Before me, on a desse...