Literature

American writer and screenwriter

The first American poetess

Ukrainian poet and writer.

Jewish liturgical poet

Norwegian writer, poet, playwright.

Latvian writer

Jewish poet, novelist, playwright

Russian and Ukrainian poet living in Ukraine

Author of the famous children's books Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass

German novelist.

British writer

Writer

Uruguayan writer.

American science fiction writer

German poet and writer of the Sturm und Drang era.

Belarusian poet, writer, songwriter

Writer

Swiss national writer.

English poet and critic.

American writer

British writer

Poet

English writer, author of books about football fans

Writer about Russia

Character from the books by Y. Semenov and the film Seventeen Moments of Spring

American writer.

Danish writer and translator.

Latvian writer and journalist.

English writer

Finnish poet.

Romanian poet, prose writer, memoirist and publicist, corresponding member of the Romanian Academy since 1936.

Poet, novelist and film director

English writer, journalist, author of the stories: "Three Men in a Boat (Not Counting the Dog)", "Three Men on a Bicycle"

Latvian politician and publicist

The man who came up with the line “We were born to make Kafka come true”; pioneer slogan “When you tie a tie, take care of it. He and the red fish are the same color”; pseudonym Limonov for teenager Savenko

American writer

American poet, playwright and literary critic, representative of the confessional movement in poetry.

Science fiction writer

American humorist and comedian

English writer

Writer

Spanish poet, prose writer, publicist.

Writer

Ukrainian Soviet writer, publicist and public figure

Bashkir poet

Estonian writer, playwright and pharmacist

Scottish writer

Italian writer

Ukrainian writer

German writer known under the pseudonym Philipp Galen.