modern novelists
Today's fiction writers
Modern novelists are writers of novels from the contemporary era or, more specifically, from the modernist literary period of the early twentieth century.
The phrase usually means simply novelists working today: Modern novelists face different publishing challenges than their predecessors.
When capitalized or used in literary contexts, it may refer specifically to modernist writers like Joyce, Woolf, and Faulkner who experimented with form and consciousness.
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