John Fowles

John Fowles was a British novelist known for his complex, thought-provoking fiction that often explores themes of free will, truth, and human nature. His most famous work, *The French Lieutenant’s Woman*, blends Victorian-era storytelling with modern psychological insight, challenging traditional narrative conventions. Fowles' writing is characterized by its intricate characters, layered narratives, and philosophical depth, making his novels both intellectually stimulating and engaging. His influence extends across contemporary literature, and his work encourages readers to question reality, morality, and the nature of storytelling itself.