Prose

Discover a comprehensive list of renowned authors and prose writers, including their notable works, biographies, and contributions to the literary world. Explore the lives and legacies of influential figures in the realm of prose.

Ken Kesey Ken Kesey
USA
American writer
William Hjortsberg William Hjortsberg
USA
American writer and screenwriter
Lisa Kleypas Lisa Kleypas
USA
American writer
Eleanor Atwood Arnason Eleanor Atwood Arnason
USA
American writer specializing in science fiction short stories and novellas.
Isabel Allende Isabel Allende
Peru
Chilean writer and journalist
Sibilla Aleramo Sibilla Aleramo
Italy
Italian writer and feminist
Mark Haddon Mark Haddon
Great Britain
English writer, author of the world bestseller “The Mysterious Night-Time Murder of a Dog”
Paul Jennings Paul Jennings
Australia
Children's writer
Pawel Balcerek Pawel Balcerek
Poland
Polish science fiction writer
John Lescroart John Lescroart
USA
Writer
Magauiya Kunanbayev Magauiya Kunanbayev
Kazakhstan
Kazakh poet
Siegfried Kracauer Siegfried Kracauer
Germany
German sociologist of popular culture, publicist
Robert Ervin Howard Robert Ervin Howard
USA
American science fiction writer
Catherine Lucille Moore Catherine Lucille Moore
USA
American writer
Sei Ito Sei Ito
Japan
Japanese writer, poet, literary critic, translator
Philip Roth Philip Roth
USA
American writer
Fethullah Gulen Fethullah Gulen
Turkey
Turkish writer
Leonardo Sciascia Leonardo Sciascia
Italy
Italian writer and public figure
Avetik Isahakyan Avetik Isahakyan
Armenia
Armenian Soviet poet, prose writer, publicist.
Harlan Coben Harlan Coben
USA
American writer
Giambattista Basile Giambattista Basile
Italy
Italian poet and storyteller
Judith Merril Judith Merril
USA
American and Canadian science fiction writer, editor and political activist
Samuel Richardson Samuel Richardson
Great Britain
English writer and typographer, recognized as the first novelist.
Abraham Merritt Abraham Merritt
USA
American writer, journalist and editor.
Harry Martinson Harry Martinson
Sweden
Swedish writer, Nobel Prize for Literature, 1974
Robert Jordan Robert Jordan
USA
Writer, fantasy author
Andrey Bondar Andrey Bondar
Ukraine
Ukrainian poet, publicist, translator.
Mihaly Vorosmarty Mihaly Vorosmarty
Hungary
Hungarian poet, writer and translator.
Ilona Andrews Ilona Andrews
USA
An American husband and wife duo who write urban fantasy and romance novels.
Thomas Dixon Jr. Thomas Dixon Jr.
USA
American Baptist minister, playwright, teacher, legislator, lawyer and writer
Albert Bitsius Albert Bitsius
Switzerland
An outstanding Swiss national writer.
Arye Barac Arye Barac
Israel
Israeli writer and journalist.
Irwin Shaw Irwin Shaw
USA
American writer and screenwriter. His first novel, The Young Lions, brought him fame.
Grigoriy Danilevskiy Grigoriy Danilevskiy
Russia
Russian writer
Herold Belger Herold Belger
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstani translator, prose writer, publicist
Robert Zubrin Robert Zubrin
USA
American engineer and publicist
Margaret Fairless Barber Margaret Fairless Barber
Great Britain
English Christian writer
Louis Belmontet Louis Belmontet
France
French poet and publicist of Italian origin.
Albrecht Behmel Albrecht Behmel
Germany
German writer, historian and playwright.
Matt Drudge Matt Drudge
USA
American journalist and publicist.
Eduard Vilde Eduard Vilde
Estonia
Estonian writer
Giorgio Todde Giorgio Todde
Italy
Italian writer, novelist
Kalman Mikszsth Kalman Mikszsth
Hungary
Hungarian writer
Assia Djebar Assia Djebar
Algeria
Algerian writer and film director.
Etel Lilian Voynich Etel Lilian Voynich
Great Britain
English writer, author of the novel "The Gadfly".
Heinrich Mann Heinrich Mann
Germany
German writer
Sybille Bedford Sybille Bedford
Great Britain
English writer, member of the Royal Society of Literature, vice-president of the English PEN Club.
Evgeniy Kokovin Evgeniy Kokovin
Soviet children's writer, author of the famous story "Childhood in Solombala"
Friedrich Bodenstedt Friedrich Bodenstedt
Germany
A German writer and renowned translator who made a significant contribution to introducing the German reader, in particular, to Russian literature.
Ulirih Von Gutten Ulirih Von Gutten
Germany
German humanist writer

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