Georges Perec (note: full name)

Georges Perec was a French writer and experimentalist, born in 1936 and known for his innovative use of language and form. He was a key figure in the Oulipo group, which explored creative constraints in literature. Perec is famous for works like "La Disparition," a novel written entirely without the letter "e," showcasing his mastery of linguistic play. His writing often combines humor, structure, and subject matter ranging from everyday life to philosophical puzzles, making him a significant figure in 20th-century experimental literature.