American Literature

 American Literature 


Early American Literature 


  1. Introduction to Early American Literature 

  2. Founders of America 


American Writers of Romantic Age 


  1. Fredrick Douglass 

  2. Harriet Beecher Stowe 

  3. Herman Melville 

  4. James Cooper 

  5. Louisa May Alcott 

  6. Nathaniel Hawthorne 

  7. Edgar Allen Poe 

  8. Ralph Waldo Emerson 

  9. Henry David Thoreau 

  10. Washington Irving 

  11. Emily Dickinson 

  12. Walt Whitman 

  13. William Cullen Bryant 



American Writers of Victorian Age


  1. Henry James 

  2. Mark Twain 

  3. Jack London 

  4. Stephen Crane 

  5. Charlotte Gilman Perkins 

  6. Theodore Dreiser 

  7. Kate Chopin 

  8. Edith Wharton 


American Writers of Modern Age 


  1. William Faulkner 

  2. Ernest Hemingway 

  3. F.Scott Fitzgerald 

  4. Gertrude Stein 

  5. Sinclair Lewis 

  6. Tennessee Williams 

  7. Arthur Miller 

  8. Eugene o'neill 

  9. Susan Glaspell 

  10. Robert Frost 

  11. Wallace Stevens 

  12. Ezra Pound 

  13. William Carols William 

  14. E.E.Cummings 


American Writers of Post Modern Age 


  1. John Updike 

  2. Harper Lee 

  3. Truman Capote 

  4. J.D.Salinger 

  5. John O Hara 

  6. John Steinbeck 

  7. Joseph Heller 

  8. William S Burroughs 

  9. Jack Kerouac

  10. Edward Albee 

  11. Saul Bellow 

  12. Ray Bradbury 

  13. Allen Ginsberg 

  14. Anne Saxton

  15. Sylvia Plath 

  16. Robert Lowell 

  17. Elizabeth Bishop 

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