Literature

Irish poet and writer

A famous memoirist and critic

Humorist

Japanese writer

Uzbek writer

American writer.

Poet, member of the USSR Writers Union (1974)

Literary critic

Finnish musician, poet and writer

Polish writer.

Dutch writer

German poet.

Writer

Norwegian children's writer.

Belarusian Soviet writer.

Swedish writer, poet and translator, author of books for children and adults

Ukrainian poet

Australian writer

Russian writer

Finnish writer

English poet

Ukrainian legal scholar, lawyer, publicist, public figure, YouTuber

Jewish poet and literary critic. Wrote in Yiddish.

German novelist, essayist, playwright. Son of Thomas Mann. His most famous novel is 'Mephisto' (1936), which was filmed in 1981 by the Hungarian director I. Szabo.

French writer, poet, theorist of <art for art's sake>

Poetess, prose writer

Fiction writer and playwright

Polish poet, satirist and journalist

Australian horror and science fiction writer

Science fiction writer

French poet

An 18th-century English sentimental poet, a precursor of Romanticism, and a literary historian.

Belarusian science fiction writer

Polish writer.

Swiss poet, essayist, translator, writes in French.

Greek lyricist

Greek writer

Ukrainian writer

American songwriter

American writer

Polish poet and writer, Righteous Among the Nations

Children's writer

German poet and medical writer

Ukrainian poet

Poet and father of film director

Pakistani journalist and political scientist

British writer, author of popular detective stories and thrillers.

French writer, fabulist

Italian historical novelist.

Indian writer, novelist living in the USA