
Louis Begley
October 6, 1933
Louis Begley is an American novelist whose work frequently delves into themes of identity, memory, and survival. His early experiences, including surviving the Holocaust, profoundly shaped his worldview and infused his writing with a deep exploration of how past trauma informs the present. Begley's prose is marked by its precision and keen psychological insight, capturing characters navigating complex realities. His novels invite readers to contemplate human resilience and the intricate nature of the self.
1995As Max Saw it
1999Mistler's Exit
2003About Schmidt
2004Shipwreck
2007Wartime Lies
2008Matters of Honor
2020Killer's Choice