john fowles: life and works

john fowles: life and works an overview of his life, career, and literary contributions introduction john fowles (1926–2005) was an english novelist known for postmodern and existential themes. his famous works include 'the collector,' 'the magus,' and 'the french lieutenant’s woman'. early life born in leigh-on-sea, england, fowles attended bedford school and later studied at new college, oxford, where he was influenced by existentialist philosophy. teaching and early career fowles taught in france and greece, experiences that inspired 'the magus.' later, he focused entirely on writing. major works • the collector (1963) – a psychological thriller about obsession. • the magus (1965) – a philosophical mystery novel set in greece. • the french lieutenant’s woman (1969) – a postmodern histor...

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