European Literary Masters Codexery

A source-cited reference to european literary masters

European Literary Masters (18)

• E. T. A. Hoffmann — German Romantic author of fantasy and gothic horror, jurist, composer, music critic, and artist.
• Elias Canetti — German-language modernist writer and Nobel laureate.
• Erich Maria Remarque — German novelist who wrote All Quiet on the Western Front.
• Ernesto Sabato — Last classic writer in Argentine literature
• Eyvind Johnson — Swedish modernist novelist and Nobel laureate, known for narrative art in service of freedom.
• Franz Werfel — Czech novelist and poet known for works on genocide and sainthood.
• Günter Grass — German novelist and Nobel laureate known for The Tin Drum.
• Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa — Sicilian aristocrat and author of the posthumous novel Il Gattopardo.
• Thomas Love Peacock — English satirical novelist and friend of Shelley.
• Thomas Malory — Le Morte d'Arthur's author. A self-described 'knight prisoner.' Nothing else confirmed.
• Thomas Mann — Nobel laureate and chronicler of the European soul
• Thomas More — English lawyer, statesman, author of Utopia, executed for refusing Oath of Supremacy.
• W. G. Sebald — German writer and academic known for his distinctive novels blending fact, recollection, and fiction.
• W. Somerset Maugham — English writer of plays, novels, and short stories.
• Wilkie Collins — English novelist who shaped the detective and sensation genres.
• Witold Gombrowicz — Polish writer known for psychological paradox and absurdist critique.
• Władysław Reymont — Polish Nobel laureate novelist, author of Chłopi.
• Émile Zola — French novelist and naturalist who championed justice in the Dreyfus affair.

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