German writers

German writers are authors from Germany or who write in the German language, known for their rich literary tradition. They include influential figures like Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who advanced poetry and drama; Franz Kafka, famous for his surreal and existential stories; and Thomas Mann, renowned for his complex novels exploring society and identity. These writers often explore themes of philosophy, history, and human nature, shaping both German culture and world literature. Their works range from classic to modern, reflecting Germany's diverse intellectual and artistic history, and continue to influence writers and readers globally.