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American author and conservationist (1896-1956)
Also known as: Луис Бромфилд, لويس برومفيلد, ルイス・ブロムフィールド, 路易斯·布罗姆菲尔德, Бромфилд, Луис
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Edith Wharton1862–1937ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetNovels of manners dissecting old-money families and social constraint, akin to Early Autumn. (AI reason)
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Satirical yet sympathetic portraits of New England upper-class families and tradition. (AI reason)
Pearl S. Buck1892–1973ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetPopular mid-century novels set in Asia blending family drama with social upheaval, like The Rains Came. (AI reason)
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Sinclair Lewis1885–1951ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetCritical depictions of small-town and industrial Midwestern America in the 1920s. (AI reason)
Edna Ferber1885–1968ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetSweeping, popular American generational novels centered on place and enterprise. (AI reason)
Ellen Glasgow1873–1945ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetRealist novels of family, land and social change in early twentieth-century America. (AI reason)
Wendell Berry1934–2026ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetAgrarian fiction and essays on farming, conservation and rural community, echoing Malabar Farm writings. (AI reason)
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- The rains came
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