powys

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A proper noun referring to a surname of a notable British literary family, specifically three brothers who were writers: John Cowper Powys (novelist and essayist), Theodore Francis Powys (novelist), and Llewelyn Powys (essayist and novelist).

• 🇩🇪Eigenname einer bekannten britischen Schriftstellerfamilie, insbesondere der drei schreibenden Brüder John Cowper Powys (Romancier und Essayist), Theodore Francis Powys (Romancier) und Llewelyn Powys (Essayist und Romancier).

1. John Cowper Powys C2 formal british

   A British writer known for his allegorical novels and philosophical essays; one of three literary brothers (1872–1963).

   • John Cowper Powys wrote the novel 'A Glastonbury Romance'.
   • His works often explore deep philosophical themes.
   • He is considered one of the most original writers of the 20th century.

   🇩🇪John Cowper Powys

2. Theodore Francis Powys C2 formal british

   A British writer known for his allegorical novels and short stories; one of three literary brothers (1875–1953).

   • Theodore Francis Powys is best known for his novel 'Mr. Weston's Good Wine'.
   • His writing often uses allegory to explore moral and spiritual themes.
   • He was a master of the short story form.

   🇩🇪Theodore Francis Powys

3. Llewelyn Powys C2 formal british

   A British writer known for his essays and nature writing; one of three literary brothers (1884–1939).

   • Llewelyn Powys wrote many essays on nature and philosophy.
   • His work 'The Verdict of Bridlegoose' is a notable example of his style.
   • He was known for his vivid descriptions of the English countryside.

   🇩🇪Llewelyn Powys