Literature

Japanese writer and publicist

Austrian writer.

Writer

American writer and poet

French writer

Marine writer

Bulgarian writer, journalist, translator.

Catalan writer.

Literature critic, poet

Ukrainian writer, teacher, screenwriter and translator

Spanish writer, literary critic

German writer

Children's writer who tried to sue surgeon after surgery to remove 'bump' on finger

Kyrgyz Soviet poet

Writer

American writer

French writer.

British journalist and writer

Writer, Nobel laureate 1907

Writer

Polish poet, essayist, translator.

Italian writer, journalist

German writer, artist, sculptor

French writer, bibliographer, journalist, literary and theatre critic.

American writer and lawyer, known in his time for his horror stories

English writer, priest and art collector

Yugoslav left-wing political figure and publicist.

Science fiction writer

English science fiction writer

Lithuanian poet

American poet, playwright, novelist

English poet.

Belarusian Soviet writer

American writer

German writer

Spanish writer of the early 17th century

Russian Soviet writer, employee of the Cheka

Kazakh poet

Israeli writer

Japanese literary critic and Marxist thinker

Soviet Georgian poet and writer. Co-author of the lyrics of the Anthem of the Georgian SSR (1944). Hero of Socialist Labor (1974). Laureate of the Stalin Prize of the second degree (1951). Member of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) since 1944. First Secretary of the Board of the Writers' Union of Georgia since 1967. Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the

Bulgarian poet, publicist.

Writer

German writer, Austrian official, Jewish sufferer and citizen of Czechoslovakia

Poet, speaker, journalist, public figure

American writer.

Writer

American novelist

Swiss writer of Russian origin

Swiss poet and novelist