Who are the famous authors of 'grange house novel'?

I don't know who the author of 'Grange House A Novel' is. There are so many novels out there and this one might be written by an emerging author or a more established one from a particular literary circle.

Well, generally, a 'grange house novel' might often feature a detailed setting of a grange house. It could have elements like the architecture of the house, the surrounding landscapes being important to the story. For example, the old, creaky floors of the grange house might add a sense of mystery or history.

Since I don't have detailed information about 'Grange House A Novel', it might be a historical novel set in the Grange House. It could deal with the social and cultural aspects of the time when the story takes place, and how the people living in or associated with the house are affected by the historical context.

Stephen King might be considered as an author who could write something similar to a 'black house novel'. His works often have a spooky and mysterious atmosphere, like in 'The Shining' where the Overlook Hotel has a similar sense of a menacing place.

Jane Austen also had elements of the town house novel in her works. Although not strictly about town houses all the time, her stories set in grand houses or estates had similar themes of community, relationships, and social standing. For example, in 'Pride and Prejudice', the various estates and houses where the characters interact play an important role in the story.

One famous author is Shirley Jackson. She's famous for her spooky and atmospheric haunted house stories. Then there's Richard Matheson. His works often involve elements of the supernatural in the context of a haunted place. Also, M. R. James, his ghost stories, many of which are set in old houses or similar spooky locations, are highly regarded in the genre of haunted house fiction.

M. R. James is also famous for his ghost stories, some of which are set in spooky houses. His use of atmosphere and the way he builds up the horror is masterful. And then there's Ambrose Bierce, who has written stories that touch on the idea of haunted places, with his unique style of writing that adds to the creepiness of the settings.

In ancient Japan, Murasaki Shikibu is renowned for 'The Tale of Genji'. She was a female writer in a time when it was rare for women to be in the literary spotlight. Her novel is a detailed account of court life in Heian - period Japan and is considered one of the world's first novels.

There's Hubert Selby Jr. His books are quite famous for depicting the raw and often harsh life on the streets. His writing is very gritty and unapologetic. Also, Tom Wolfe has written works that can be considered in the realm of the street novel, as he portrays different urban sub - cultures and their street - like existences.

Charles Dickens is a well - known author of yesteryear novels. His works like 'Oliver Twist' and 'A Tale of Two Cities' are classic examples. Dickens was great at creating vivid characters and exploring the social issues of his time.