アンドリュー・クリヴァク（Andrew Krivák、1963年–）は、アメリカの小説家、詩人。ペンシルベニア州に生まれ、イエズス会で8年間修練を積んだ経験を回想録『A Long Retreat: In Search of a Religious Life』（未邦訳）にまとめた。第一次世界大戦下のオーストリア＝ハンガリー帝国を舞台とする長編小説『The Sojourn』（未邦訳）は全米図書賞の最終候補となり、デイトン文学平和賞とシャトークア賞を受賞。以後も『The Signal Flame』（未邦訳）、人類最後の少女と自然との関係を描いた『The Bear』（未邦訳）、『Like the Appearance of Horses』（未邦訳）などを発表し、戦争や家族の記憶、人間と土地との結びつきを描いている。
Andrew Krivák (1963–) is an American novelist and poet. Born in Pennsylvania, he spent eight years in formation with the Jesuit order, an experience he recounted in “A Long Retreat: In Search of a Religious Life.” His debut novel, “The Sojourn,” set in the Austro-Hungarian Empire during World War I, was a finalist for the National Book Award and won both the Dayton Literary Peace Prize and the Chautauqua Prize. His subsequent novels include “The Signal Flame,” “The Bear,” which follows the last girl on Earth and her relationship with the natural world, and “Like the Appearance of Horses.” His fiction explores war, family memory, and the enduring bonds between people and the landscapes they inhabit.
