Conrad, Michael Georg
Michael Georg Conrad (mĬkh´äĕl gā´ôrk kôn´rät), 1846–1927, German critic and novelist. With Karl Bleibtreu, he founded (1885) the journal Gesellschaft as a rallying point for German writers of the naturalistic school. Conrad espoused the cause of Zola with great enthusiasm. His works include a volume of criticism, Madame Lutetia (1883), and a naturalistic novel of Munich life, Was die Isar rauscht [What the Isar murmurs] (1887).
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BORN: 1819, Warwickshire, England
DIED: 1880, London, England
NATIONALITY: British
GENRE: Fiction, nonfiction, poetry
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