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

Feodosie Vedrasko

Moldavian Soviet writer, member of the Union of Writers of the USSR

American writer and playwright

Russian Soviet writer, author of detective stories.

Ukrainian Soviet writer

Nelle Harper Lee

American writer, Pulitzer Prize winner.

Cuban poet, prose writer, essayist.

Moroccan Arabic-language writer

Juozas Baltusis

Lithuanian Soviet writer and screenwriter, publicist

Swedish children's writer and illustrator of children's books.

British children's writer

American writer

Osip Rabinovich

Russian prose writer, publicist

Outstanding Japanese writer. Winner of the Naoki Prize (1937) and Yomiuri Prize (1950 and 1971).

Eleonora Ziemiecka

Polish publicist, popularizer of philosophy, activist of the women's movement.

Yakob Gogebashvili

Georgian teacher, children's writer and journalist

Author of intellectual detective stories and thrillers

Emile Gigault La Bedolliere

French publicist

Nicholas Sparks

American writer, author of bestsellers on themes of Christian love, tragedy, and fate.

Malcolm Branner

American journalist and writer

Spanish writer, novelist

Frantisek Vaclav Krejci

American writer

American writer

German-American educator and author who has been 'recognized as the greatest woman of classicism'.

Aharon Appelfeld

Contemporary Israeli writer

Italian writer and playwright, author of novels and short stories, artist and journalist

Tatar public figure, theater director, teacher, writer, playwright, publicist and satirist.

Vasiliy Berezhnoy

Ukrainian Soviet writer and journalist.

Orson Scott Card

American writer, critic, essayist, and journalist

Djalil Mamedkulizade

Azerbaijani writer

Swedish writer, novelist

Ferdinand Brunetiere

French writer, historian, literary theorist, critic.

Czech writer, prose writer, playwright, poet, essayist

Rostislav Sementkovskij

Writer publicist

Russian writer, translator.

Russian writer, playwright and publicist, essayist

Prince Michael Greece and Denmark

Author of historical novels

Vasiliy Adikaevsky

Russian journalist and satirical poet

American horror writer

The first of the writers to accuse the creator of the novel "The Da Vinci Code" of plagiarism

Was the author of self-help and New Thought metaphysical books in the 20th century.

Chingiz Aitmatov

Chinese writer.

Belarusian writer.

German-Austrian writer.

Avetik Isahakyan

Armenian Soviet poet, prose writer, publicist.

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