Prose

Hungarian writer

Georgian poet and publicist

Hungarian writer

German historical novelist

Lithuanian writer, critic, poet, publicist

English writer

German writer.

American novelist, screenwriter and director

Azerbaijani poet and educator of the 18th century

Polish science fiction writer and publicist

English writer

American writer.

English writer

British historian and writer

Georgian writer

Armenian writer, teacher

Russian Soviet writer, member of the Union of Writers of the USSR since 1962

Writer, poet and professor

Famous Soviet writer, prose writer, publicist

French novelist.

Writer, one of the largest German-language prose writers of the twentieth century

Ukrainian writer, publicist, ethnographer

German writer

Writer

German novelist and short story writer, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1972

Armenian writer, poet and translator.

Dagestani poet, prose writer, publicist.

English writer.

Children's writer

Russian statistician, economist, publicist

German (East German) writer.

Australian writer, novelist

American science fiction writer.

German science fiction writer

French journalist, writer and publicist

Children's writer

Russian astrologer

English humorist and detective writer

Norwegian writer, supporter of the so-called. <lansmola>, the second literary language of Norway, created on the basis of peasant dialects. He wrote his novels, novels and short stories on it

English writer, author of detective stories and novels

French writer

Italian writer.

British science fiction writer, left-wing activist and academic

Irish science fiction writer.

American publicist

A famous Norwegian writer and publicist, author of novellas, short stories and children's books.

German writer

Russian writer and publicist, journalist, teacher, theater critic, literary scholar

American writer, art historian, literary critic and critic

Swiss writer and journalist