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Title Twenty-first-century American novelists. Second series / Wanda H. Giles and James R. Giles, editors.

Publication Info. Detroit, Mich. : Gale, 2009.

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Series Dictionary of literary biography ; v. 350
Dictionary of literary biography complete online
Dictionary of literary biography ; v. 350.
Dictionary of literary biography complete online.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Dorothy Allison, 1949- -- A. Manette Ansay, 1964- -- Donald Antrim, 1958- -- Kevin Baker, 1958- -- James Carlos Blake, 1947- -- James Lee Burke, 1936- -- Ethan Canin, 1960- -- Caleb Carr, 1955- -- Carolyn Chute, 1947- -- Edwidge Danticat, 1969- -- Jeffrey Eugenides, 1960- -- Percival Everett, 1956- -- Alan Furst, 1941- -- Julia Glass, 1956- -- Gail Godwin, 1937- -- Allegra Goodman, 1967- -- Allan Gurganus, 1947- -- Jane Hamilton, 1957- -- Joshua Henkin, 1964- -- Diane Johnson, 1934- -- Stephen King (Richard Bachman), 1947- -- David Leavitt, 1961- -- Alison Lurie, 1926- -- Thomas Mallon, 1951- -- Steven Millhauser, 1943- -- Paul Monette, 1945-1995 -- Lewis Nordan, 1939- -- Bruce Olds, 1951- -- Ann Patchett, 1963- -- Donn Pearce, 1928- -- Cathie Pelletier (K. C. McKinnon), 1953- -- Richard Powers, 1957- -- Annie Proulx, 1935- -- Marilynne Robinson, 1943- -- Carol Shields, 1935-2003 -- Helena Maria Viramontes, 1954- -- William T. Vollmann, 1959- -- David Foster Wallace, 1962-2008 -- Stephen Wright, 1946-.
Summary The fiction of the 21st century has broadened the reach of the novel into increasingly personal, individual, and nontraditional literary purviews. Regional realists have become a particularly strong voice, with language becoming increasingly conversational, and with increased effects of an ever more complex society on the individual. Contemporary American fiction continues to assert the complexity and broad span of the nation and its many voices.
Reproduction Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mi: Gale, 2009. Available via World Wide Web.
Original Version Original: 488 p.
System Details Mode of access: Internet.
Subject American fiction -- 21st century.
American fiction.
Chronological Term 21st century
Subject American literature.
American literature.
Novelists, American -- 21st century.
Novelists, American.
Added Author Giles, James Richard, 1937-
Giles, Wanda H.
Gale Group.
ISBN 0787681687
9780787681685