Author

Thomas Berger

5 books, mostly historical fiction, for Hidden Voices and Recorded Books, 2011–2026

Thomas Louis Berger (1924–2014) was an American novelist who published 23 novels, beginning with Crazy in Berlin in 1958. He became best known for Little Big Man (1964), a satirical, picaresque reimagining of the American West that was adapted into a 1970 film. Berger wrote across many forms, including crime fiction, science fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, myth retellings, and darkly comic novels about American middle-class life; The Feud was a 1984 Pulitzer Prize finalist.