Prose

Prose: biographies of writers, poets and literary figures, their major works, creative ideas and influence on literature and culture.

Algerian writer

Indian American writer

Russian and French artist, jeweler, inventor, philosopher and publicist.

Belarusian poet, writer, publicist

American writer and editor, especially famous among fans of role-playing games.

Halldour Laxness

Icelandic writer, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1955

Azerbaijani Soviet writer, People's Writer of Azerbaijan

Evgeniy Kokovin

Soviet children's writer, author of the famous story "Childhood in Solombala"

Ivan Antun Kaznacic

Dalmatian patriotic poet

David L. Robbins

American writer

Carl Gustav Jochmann

German publicist

Lawrence Durrell

English writer and poet

Emmanuelle Arsan

Friedrich Klinger

Wilhelm von Scholtz

German poet, writer

Spanish poet, novelist, playwright, political journalist, thinker and essayist

Katharine Susannah Prichard

Australian writer

Georgette Heyer

Anatoliy Dneprov

Soviet science fiction writer

Robert Silverberg

American science fiction writer

Heinrich Bellamann

American writer, poet and music educator

Andrey Korobeyshikov

Russian writer, businessman, researcher of the shamanic culture of Siberia and the Altai Mountains.

American Women Writer, Nobel Prize for Literature, 1993

Belarusian and Russian science fiction writer and translator.

American writer

American writer and translator of Slovenian origin.

Ghassan Kanafani

Palestinian writer and political activist

Writer of women's novels

English writer of crime and spy novels

Mika Toimi Waltari

An outstanding Finnish writer

Moldavian poet, publicist.

English detective writer

Svetlana Martynchik

Russian-speaking writer and artist

Israeli literary scholar, publicist and journalist

Hungarian ethnographer, literary scholar and publicist of Bulgarian origin.

Classic of world prose of the second half of the 20th century

Ibrahim Al-kuni

Contemporary Arabic-language Libyan novelist, short story writer, essayist and journalist

Elisa Orzeszkowa

American writer, science fiction writer

Russian Moldavian writer, poet, journalist, local historian

Writer and publicist, Ukrainian public figure

The pseudonym “Brzechwa” means “joker”, “chatterbox”.

Writer, author of the novel "Chimera"

A writer born in the Czech Republic, then part of Austria-Hungary, who wrote in German.

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