Literature

A learned German at the Russian court, collected anecdotes about Tsar Peter I.

Famous writer

Poetess

Author of psychological books

American writer

German critic, cultural philosopher, linguist, writer

British poet

Swedish writer, master of the detective genre.

Japanese woman writes poetry bestseller at 99

Spanish writer.

Indian writer and journalist

Serbian poet, writer, lawyer, philosopher, polyglot, publicist and politician, one of the most prominent representatives of Serbian literature.

Italian poet.

Italian writer

French writer

Japanese poet and literary scholar

Italian historian and publicist.

Russian and Soviet literary scholar, literary critic, playwright, writer

Russian poet of the Silver Age, prose writer

Belarusian poet

German writer

English writer.

Czech poet and translator.

French writer (<Tartarin of Tarascon>)

A fictional antihero of French literature and cinema

French writer of the 20th century

Swedish writer, Nobel Prize in Literature 1909

Polish poet, playwright, translator, literary theorist.

Writer

American author of legal thrillers

Prose writer

Ukrainian Soviet historian, writer, translator, orientalist, Turkologist and Semitologist

Poet, prose writer, journalist.

A Spanish writer who wrote about Russia.

German-Czech writer.

French modernist novelist, essayist, playwright

Kazakh Soviet writer

French left-wing poet, journalist, publicist and political activist

Ukrainian children's writer

Swedish writer.

Ukrainian and Russian writer

French writer, Nobel Prize in Literature 2008

Science fiction writer

Poet, novelist, translator, publicist

Poet

Italian writer, publicist

Italian writer.

Moscow cartoonist and writer. humorist

She was an American author of short stories and novels.

Russian Soviet poet