Her most famous novel is “The Color Purple” (1982), which won the Pulitzer Prize. Alice Wolker (1944- ) - a black American writer of stories and poetry. The main character are Mole, Ratly, Toad and Badger.ġ1. for his children’s story “The wind in the Willows”, whose character are all animals who live on the river bank. Kenneth Graham - a Scottish writer famous esp. Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) - a British writer whose most book, “Brave New World” is about a society of the future which appears to be controlled by kindly means but which offers people little freedom.ġ0. His poetry was considered unconventional because it did not follow the structure of traditional verse. “Beat generation” - the group of young people in the 1950 including the writers Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997), who refused to accept the volues of Western society. His books include “On the Road” and “Big Sur” (Биг Сур). Jack Kerouac (1923-69) - an American writer who was a leading figure of the 1950 beat generation. William Golding (1911-1993) - an English writer who was given the 1983 Nobel Prize for literaure and is famous esp. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940) - an American writer known esp.for the books “Tender is the night” and “The Great Gatsby”.ħ. He won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1962.Ħ. His best known works are “The Grapes of Wrath”.
John Steinbeck (1902-1968) - an american writer best known for his novels which show greater feelings and concern for poor people and their problems. An American writer whose most famous book is “The Catcher in the Rye”.ĥ. Heller about the experiences of an American airforce pilot).Ĥ.
Catch -22-a situation from which one is prevented from escaping by smth that is part of the situation itself (from the title of a book by J. James Joyce (1882-1941) - an Irish writer who greatly influenced the way English novels were written, with his use of unusual and invented words and different style of writing.ģ. Folkien (1892-1973) - an English writer and university teacher best known for his fantasy books “The Hobbit” (Хоббит) and “The Lord of the Rings” (1954-1955).Ģ.
But this is a list purely for reference, - by the compiler hopes, students who are busy acquiring for themselves the desire to say more about a writer than his dates were this or that, and his best known work was that or this.ġ.
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They’re warm, funny, grave, full of unforgettable people and phrases and though it’s worth getting used to the not - too difficult Middle English of the original, there’s a good modern translation of David wright. The list was compiled by someone who would have enjoyed saying more. This is a list of only the most famous English and American writers, giving their dates, saying for which kind of writing they are most famous and giving the name of their best-known work. What impressions do you have of Herman Melville from “Ten Novels and their authors?” Maugham was a prolific writer, wasn’t he? What did he write about in his books? What can you say about William Somerset Maugham (1874-1965) ? What are his best novels? Vivid and thrilling descriptions of action
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