Literature

Ukrainian writer, teacher, filmmaker.

Russian Soviet writer

Writer, author of detective novels

Finnish writer, journalist, translator

Poetess

English poetess

Polish writer, poet, playwright, translator

An outstanding romantic poet

Austrian and German writer

American writer

Writer

Ukrainian writer, prose writer, poet, translator.

Ukrainian writer, journalist and publicist.

German publicist, lawyer and philosopher, student of Hegel.

Syrian and German writer.

Publicist, philanthropist, public figure, beekeeper and teacher

Swiss theologian and writer, one of the founders of dialectical theology, the manifesto of which was Barth's essay on the letter of the Apostle Paul to the Romans.

American writer, speaker, businesswoman

American writer and journalist

English writer, poet

Uzbek writer who wrote for children, playwright, educator and teacher

Russian Soviet prose writer

Moldavian Soviet writer

Writer of women's novels

Brazilian poet.

Writer

British writer, novelist

Russian Soviet prose writer

American crime writer

American science fiction writer, literary critic and editor.

English writer, film critic and journalist

Writer

English science fiction writer, master of the short ironic story.

Russian writer, orientalist

Serbian writer

French geochemist, writer, artist

Austrian writer.

American writer and screenwriter. His first novel, The Young Lions, brought him fame.

American writer, Nobel laureate 1938. A few months after the birth of their daughter, her missionary parents returned to China, where the writer lived until 1933.

Danish lyricist

Belarusian bibliographer and literary scholar of science fiction

Norwegian writer, anti-globalist and environmentalist

English writer

Belarusian Soviet poet, Honored Cultural Figure of the BSSR

Italian writer and public figure

Azerbaijani poet

American writer.

Yugoslav poet, prose writer, playwright, translator of Russian, French and Hungarian literature.

American fantasy and science fiction writer

Polish-American poet of Lithuanian origin, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1980.