American novelists

American novelists are writers from the United States who craft fictional stories, often reflecting the complexities of American life, culture, and identity. Notable figures include Mark Twain, known for capturing the humor and struggles of American society; F. Scott Fitzgerald, who explored themes of wealth and the American Dream; and Toni Morrison, who delved into African American experiences and history. Their works often address social issues, personal struggles, and the human condition, contributing to a rich literary tradition that influences readers and writers around the world.