Shmuel Yosef Agnon
Hebrew writer; Nobel laureate in literature. Shemu’el Yosef Agnon (formerly Czaczkes) was born in Buczacz, a small town in eastern Galicia, then under Austro-Hungarian rule. He left his hometown permanently when he was 20, but Buczacz and Galicia had a place in his literary work for the rest of his life. “Although forty years had passed since Dr. Langsam had left his birthplace, he still talked about it all the time,” says Agnon, as if describing himself but referring to one of the characters in his novel Sipur pashut (A Simple Story; 1935). — Source: `http://www.yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Agnon_Shemuel_Yosef`
Works (27)

Only Yesterday

Twenty-one stories

Days of awe

Oreaḥ naṭah la-lun

In the heart of the seas

Shirah

Sipur pashuṭ

Short stories

To this day

To this day

Lengua de tierra

Agnon's Alef bet

In the Heart of the Seas

A Guest for the Night

Yafo yefat yamim

Das Buch von den polnischen Juden

A book that was lost and other stories

Der Verstoßene. Erzählung

Prostai︠a︡ istorii︠a︡

La dot de la fiancée

Temol shilshom

Days of Awe

Twenty-One Stories

Betrothed, & Edo and Enam

The Parable and Its Lesson
Stanford Studies in Jewish History Culture Paperback

Two scholars who were in our town

Tehilla, and other Israeli tales