Literature

Explore the world of renowned authors, poets, and literary icons. Discover the lives and works of celebrated figures from Shakespeare to Maya Angelou. Get insights into their inspiration, themes, and impact on the literary landscape.

A fictional character by Mark Twain

John Champlin Gardner

American writer

French publicist and political figure.

Edward Kammings

American poet, writer, artist, playwright.

Estonian writer

Ukrainian Soviet poet

British poet and writer

Aliakbar Zhumataev

Kazakh akyn, zhyrau, poet

Ronni Sue Chasen

American publicist and advertising agent

Henry David Thoreau

American writer and philosopher

Belarusian writer, literary scholar, translator, folklorist, activist of the Belarusian national movement of the early 20th century

Pelham Wodehous

English humorist

Science fiction writer

English writer.

Charlotte Aisse

American and French writer, known for her erotic novels and the diary she kept for over 60 years.

Valentin Bardak

Ukrainian writer and journalist

Japanese writer and monk of the Rinzai school.

Russian Soviet writer

Bantsion Fradkin

Jewish poet, playwright, translator

Science fiction writer

Neringa Abrutyte

Lithuanian poet and translator.

Walter Savage Landor

Famous English poet

$Kate O\'Brien$

Irish writer and playwright

Alistair Maclean

Scottish writer, author of adventure novels. His first novel, HMS Ulysses (1955), is about his wartime experiences.

Belarusian writer, essayist, poet, publisher and artist

Scottish writer

Chinese writer and translator, artist, public figure, journalist, teacher

Fridrih Neznansky

Lawyer, publicist, writer

Anna Laetitia Barbauld

English poet, essayist and children's writer

Andrey Ignatiev

Russian-Bulgarian Orthodox publicist, Church historian

Writer and game designer

Kathleen Woodiwiss

Writer of women's novels

Anglo-Irish satirist, publicist, philosopher, poet and public figure.

William Golding

English writer, Nobel Prize in Literature 1983

English-Canadian writer

English actor, writer and playwright

Alexandr Kusikov

Russian and partly Soviet poet

Jewish novelist (Nobel Prize in Literature 1978)

American writer

American writer

Algernon Blackwood

English writer and traveler, one of the leading mystical authors, a classic of horror literature and the "ghost stories" genre of the first half of the 20th century.

A neurologist who later became a patient

Canadian science fiction writer

American science fiction writer, journalist, pilot.

Countess of Segur

French writer of Russian origin

Russian writer, journalist, author of historical prose.

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