All the King's Men author?

All the King's Men author?

• A. Mark Twain
• B. Robert Penn Warren
• C. Jules Verne
• D. Alice Walker

Answer: (B)

All the King's Men was written by Robert Penn Warren. Published in 1946, the novel follows the rise and fall of a populist politician and uses deep character study and shifting viewpoints to probe themes of power, corruption, and moral compromise in American politics. Warren’s work is celebrated for its psychological depth and narrative craft, and it earned him the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1947, marking it as a landmark in American literature. The other writers listed are known for very different works: Mark Twain for classic American novels like The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Jules Verne for early science fiction adventures, and Alice Walker for The Color Purple.

All the King's Men was written by Robert Penn Warren. Published in 1946, the novel follows the rise and fall of a populist politician and uses deep character study and shifting viewpoints to probe themes of power, corruption, and moral compromise in American politics. Warren’s work is celebrated for its psychological depth and narrative craft, and it earned him the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1947, marking it as a landmark in American literature. The other writers listed are known for very different works: Mark Twain for classic American novels like The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Jules Verne for early science fiction adventures, and Alice Walker for The Color Purple.