Literature

Ukrainian and Russian writer, psychologist

French writer Nobel Prize 1957

Finnish folklorist, creator of the Karelian-Finnish epic "Kalevala".

American writer of Portuguese descent.

writer, poet, biographer, master of the historical novel

American writer, author of science fiction novels and screenplays.

English poet and novelist

American screenwriter and novelist

American poet

Spanish poetess

Anglo-American revolutionary and publicist

Spanish Baroque poet.

Writer, famous and popular manga artist, a number of whose works have been filmed

Palestinian poet and writer

Kyrgyz Soviet writer

English writer and journalist

Poetess

English writer, playwright and screenwriter.

Military history writer

People's writer of Estonia, author of the widely known diary of his journey to Antarctica, 'The Ice Book'.

Writer, journalist

Italian poet.

American writer, specialist in crime thrillers. Ranked first in the New York Times rankings.

American writer

Lithuanian poet, literary critic, essayist, translator.

Soviet prose writer, satirist

French poet

Famous English writer.

American writer - novelist

American writer and poet

French novelist

American mathematician and science fiction writer

An American children's writer who wrote the book "The Wizard of Oz", known in our country in the version by the writer Volkov as "The Wizard of the Emerald City".

American writer and poet of speculative fiction

British philosopher and science fiction writer.

American publicist.

Irish writer

Belarusian writer.

Russian writer, poet, member of the Union of Russian Writers.

Science fiction writer

Jewish writer in Yiddish

Czech writer.

Poet

American writer specializing in romance literature; author of a number of bestsellers.

French poet and music critic.

Austrian writer and translator of Serbian origin.

Venetian poet, librettist, journalist and man of letters

An outstanding Persian Sufi poet

Spanish writer and playwright

Irish poet and writer