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ABSTRACT American writing in English has been praised around the world for its innovative approach towards novel writing. The American writers match with the pace of the world, with their individuality, creativity and originality. The women novelists are recognized from their novelty and versatility of their works. They reflect the realistic picture of their contemporary world with the revolutionary spirit. These women writers have shaped their literary endeavors to establish American literature as an inextricable part and have highlighted the new dimension and profundity of American fiction. The twentieth century novelists have played a significant part in modern fiction and have observed the society from a realistic attitude and humanistic concern. The novels of Marilynne Summers Robinson offer a thoughtful exploration of how nostalgia and identity are intertwined. Whether it is the longing for a lost family, the reflection on generational legacy, the struggle for personal redemption or the search for belonging, these themes are central to understanding the complex, richly drawn characters and narratives in her works. Robinson's nuanced portrayal of nostalgia and identity not only define her characters but also invite readers to reflect on how these themes play out in their own lives.