Recommend a few modern American writers to me

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19th-century American realist writers, including Mark Twain and Jack London.

Mark Twain was one of the finest American realist writers of the 19th century.

1. Orator. The name "Mark Twain" is his pen name. The pen name Mark Twain was a term used by Mississippi sailors to denote the depth of water measured in a fairway.

Mark Twain was America's finest realist poet and wrote many works in his lifetime. These works relate to**. Poetry, prose, etc.

These works are also very realistic. To a certain extent, this is of great significance to the entire literary world. Both the content and the style of the work have a strong sense of realism.

Mark Twain's work is a critique of irrationality, or the ugliness of human nature. The style of his work is humor and irony. In 2006, Mark Twain received a "supreme" honor.

This honor is the 16th place in the 100 people who have influenced the United States, and this "title" comes from the Atlantic Monthly, the most authoritative magazine in the United States.

Jack London, he is also very famous. He is also an excellent American realist writer. But his work is not as diverse as that of Mark Tmarvelo. Jack London's main works are **, including long-form stories**, short stories**, stories and screenplays.

Jack London, he was born into a family that was not wealthy. Although his family is poor, he is a hard-working person who works hard. Just to change the living situation of the family.

Jack London's life has been bumpy. He had the opportunity to attend the University of California, Berkeley, but was forced to drop out and did not complete his studies. Due to the complex experiences of his life, he also has more complex creative ideas.

But later, he turned out to be more and more empty. This is also something he did not anticipate himself.

Mrs. Stowe, Mark Twain, O. Henry, Jack London, Norris, and Klein were all 19th-century American realist writers.

There are Klein, Norris, Garland, O. Henry, Mark Twain, Jack London, all of whom were realist writers in 19th-century America.

Klein is relatively famous and liked by people, and is a writer who is truly realist in people's minds, and is very famous, creating many works that expose the darkness of society, as well as Norris, O. Henry.

O. Henry, Norris, Garland, Klein, Mark Twain, etc., these writers are very good.

American writer Helen Keller, whose representative works are "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", "The Man Who Reshapes Life", "Out of the Darkness", and "Stonewall Story".

Profile: Helen Keller, a famous American female writer, educator, philanthropist, and social activist. At 19 months, he suffered from acute congestion and lost his sight and hearing.

In June 1899, she was admitted to Radcliffe College for Women at Harvard University. At the age of 88, he has lived in a world without light and sound for 87 years. During this time, she has completed 14 books.

In 1964, she was awarded the "Medal of Freedom" and was selected as one of the "Top Ten Heroes of the Twentieth Century America" by Time Magazine.

Character evaluation: The famous writer Mark Twain said: "There are two people worth paying attention to in the 19th century, one is Napoleon and the other is Helen Keller.

Time magazine named Helen Keller one of the "10 American Icons of the 20th Century". And the biggest revelation she left to people is that by bravely accepting the challenges of life, you can win the light in life. This book is a detailed account of Helen Keller's life, and is considered one of the two most important contributions to the history of the Literary Parade Bureau.

Stream of Consciousness: William Faulkner, with the American ** family. The novels "Noise and Turmoil" (1929) and "When I Am Dying" (1930) won the 1949 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Black Humor: Donald Baselm: (1931- ) American writer. The short stories "Come Back, Dr. Caligari" (1964), Despicable Customs, Strange Behavior (1968), City Life (1970), Amateurs (1976), and the novella Thomas Pinchin, American writer, the novella "Snow White", the long story "The Dead Father" (1975), The Cries of the V-Year Crowd (1966), and The Rainbow of Gravitation (1973).

Kurt Vönigg Jr. (1937- ) is an American writer who wrote "The Cradle of Cats" (1963), Slaughterhouse No. 5 (1969), and Breakfast on the Top (1973).

John Bass (1930- ) is an American writer who wrote "The Tobacco Broker" (1960), Giles the Sheep Boy (1966), "The Letters" (1979), and "The Exhausted Literature" (1967).

Joseph Heller American writer. The long story "Catch-22" (1961), "Something Went Wrong" (1974), "Good as Gold" (1979), and God Knows (1985).

Realism**: The American Tragedy by Dreiser, USA

Steinbay, "The Grapes of Wrath".

Hemingway's long "Farewell", and the novella "The Old Man and the Sea".

Saul Bellow's novels Herzog (1964), The Man Who Hung Up (1944), The Victim (1947), The Adventures of Augie Maggie (1953), Catch the Day (1956), Henderson the Rain King (1959), Mr. Semler's Planet (1970), Humboldt's Gift (1975), and More People Die of Heartbreak (1987).

William faulkner.

, the same as the American ** home "When I am dying".

Donald Baselm:( 1931- ) American writer "Come Back, Dr. Caligari".

Kurt Vönigg Jr(1937- ) American writer "The Cradle of Cats".

John Bass(1930- ) American writer "Giles the Sheep Boy".

Joseph HellerAmerican writer "God Knows".

Dreiser"An American Tragedy."

Steinbay"The Grapes of Wrath".

Hemingway"Farewell", "**", "The Old Man and the Sea".

Saul Bellow"Herzog" (1964) The Man Who Hung Up, etc.