Sherwood Anderson
Über den Autor
Sherwood Anderson was an influential American writer known for his pioneering contributions to the genre of short stories. His most notable work, "Winesburg, Ohio," is a collection of interconnected stories that depict the lives of residents in a small Midwestern town, capturing their struggles, dreams, and inner lives with a unique blend of realism and psychological insight. Anderson's writing style, marked by its simplicity and emotional depth, has inspired countless authors and transformed the landscape of American literature.
Nationalität
Amerikaner
Geburtsdatum
September 13, 1876
Geburtsort
Camden, Ohio, United States
Todesdatum
March 8, 1941
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