Literature
Explore the world of renowned authors, poets, and literary icons. Discover the lives and works of celebrated figures from Shakespeare to Maya Angelou. Get insights into their inspiration, themes, and impact on the literary landscape.
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Edmund Spencer
 Great BritainEnglish poet, contemporary of Shakespeare
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Knut Hamsun
 NorwayNorwegian writer, Nobel Prize for Literature, 1920
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Boris Tarakanov
 RussiaAuthor of the novel 'The Ring of Time'
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Sebastian Faulks
Great Britain British writer, journalist and presenter.
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Victor Dombrovsky
 UkraineSoviet and Ukrainian writer
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Shira Gorshman
 IsraelJewish writer
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Johann Christoph Gottsched
 GermanyGerman writer and cultural figure, critic, historian of literature and theater
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Motiejus Mishkinis
 LithuaniaLithuanian teacher, literary critic, translator; elder brother of the poet, prose writer, translator Antanas Miskinis.
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Daniel Defoe
Great Britain English writer
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Philippa Gregory
Great Britain British writer and screenwriter
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Adam-Amilkar Kosinskiy
 PolandPolish novelist, heraldist.
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Ludwig Kohler
Germany German writer
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Mihail Pinchevski
Ukraine Jewish poet, novelist, playwright
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Max Kalbeck
Germany German poet, musicologist, music critic
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Jeffrey Eugenides
 USAAmerican writer
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Zmitrok Byadula
 BelarusBelarusian and Soviet writer and poet, lexicographer.
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Nina Kauhchishvili
 ItalyItalian literary scholar.
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Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio
 FranceFrench writer, Nobel Prize in Literature 2008
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Maksim Bogdanovich
Belarus Belarusian poet
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Peter Paul Wiplinger
 AustriaAustrian poet and photographer.
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Brian Boyd
 New ZealandNew Zealand literary scholar, literary theorist, biographer
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Michael Cunningham
USA Contemporary American writer
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Philip Lamantia
USA American poet, teacher
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Leon Dierx
France French poet
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Elie Wiesel
 RomaniaJewish novelist, journalist and teacher, Nobel Peace Prize, 1986
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Alice Sebold
USA American writer
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Henrik Arnold Wergeland
Norway One of the greatest Norwegian writers and publicists
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Elizabeth Bibesco
Great Britain English writer
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John Brunner
Great Britain English science fiction writer
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Vladimir Anikeev
Belarus Belarusian bibliographer and literary scholar of science fiction
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Boris Shtern
Ukraine Science fiction writer
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Sergey Alagaty
Russian science fiction writer, journalist, local historian, editor
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Abbas Ibn Al-Ahnaf
 IraqArab Abbasid lyric poet of the new trend
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Kate O\'Brien
 IrelandIrish writer and playwright
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Morgan Rice
USA Science fiction writer
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Robert Bloomfield
Great Britain English folk poet
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Philippe Farmer
USA Master Fantasy.
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Olav Aukrust
Norway Norwegian poet
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Claude Vigee
France French poet, essayist, translator
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Prosper Merimee
France French writer
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Daedalus
 GreeceA character from Greek myths, a brilliant artist and craftsman
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Diana Abgar
 ArmeniaArmenian writer, publicist, diplomat. The first ambassador of Armenia to Japan. Appointed diplomatic representative and Consul General of Armenia on July 21, 1920, she became the world's first female ambassador.
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Nick Hornby
Great Britain British writer, novelist
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Boleslaw Prus
Poland Polish writer and educator
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Hall Caine
Great Britain English novelist and playwright of the late Victorian and Edwardian eras
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Gena Showalter
USA American writer
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Yankev Botoshanskiy
Jewish writer, journalist, playwright, theatre director.
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Efimia Krivosheeva
Folk storyteller
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Pete Dexter
USA American writer
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Massimo Bontempelly
Italy Italian writer, playwright, music critic, composer.
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