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Subcategories - Novelists, Short Story Writers

1. A. A. Milne
2. Aesop
3. Agatha Christie
4. Aimé Césaire
5. Alan Paton
6. Albert Camus
7. Aldous Huxley
8. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
9. Alessandro Manzoni
10. Alexandre Dumas, père
11. Alice Walker
12. All Quiet on the Western Front Stresses the Futility of War
13. Ambrose Bierce
14. André Breton
15. André Gide
16. André Malraux
17. Anton Chekhov
18. Ayn Rand
19. B. F. Skinner
20. Baldwin Voices Black Rage in The Fire Next Time
21. The Beat Movement Rejects Mainstream Values
22. Beatrix Potter
23. Beckett’s Trilogy Pushes Against the Frontiers of Fiction
24. Bertha von Suttner
25. Borges’ Ficciones Transcends Traditional Realism
26. Boris Pasternak
27. The Brontë Sisters
28. C. S. Forester
29. C. S. Lewis
30. Carson McCullers
31. Catch-22 Illustrates Antiwar Sentiment
32. Cather’s My Ántonia Promotes Regional Literature
33. Céline’s Journey to the End of the Night Is Published
34. Charles Dickens
35. Chinua Achebe
36. Colette
37. D. H. Lawrence
38. The Diary of a Country Priest Inspires Readers
39. Djuna Barnes
40. Dog Soldiers Portrays Vietnam in Fiction
41. Dorothy Parker
42. Dreiser’s Sister Carrie Shatters Literary Taboos
43. D’Arcy McNickle
44. E. M. Forster
45. Edgar Allan Poe
46. Edgar Rice Burroughs
47. Edith Wharton
48. Edmund Wilson
49. Elie Wiesel
50. Elizabeth Cook-Lynn

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