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.
 |
Lazar Ervin
 HungaryHungarian children's writer.
|
 |
Astrid Lindgren
 SwedenSwedish children's writer
|
 |
Sofya Mogilevskaya
Soviet writer, author of stories for children and teenagers
|
 |
Rivka Davidid
 IsraelIsraeli children's writer and poetess
|
 |
Phyllis McGinley
 USAAmerican children's writer
|
 |
Luko Paljetak
Croatian writer, translator
|
 |
Evgeniy Kokovin
Soviet children's writer, author of the famous story "Childhood in Solombala"
|
 |
Joachim Heinrich Campe
 GermanyGerman children's writer, teacher and linguist
|
 |
Donald Bisset
 Great BritainEnglish children's writer, artist, film actor and theater director
|
 |
Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald
 EstoniaEstonian poet, writer, folklorist, educator, doctor and public figure
|
 |
Sapargali Begalin
 KazakhstanKazakh Soviet writer
|
 |
Kate Greenaway
Great Britain English children's book illustrator
|
 |
Toriyama Akira
 JapanA very famous and popular mangaka, a living classic of children's humorous and adventure manga
|
 |
Angel Ganivet
 LatviaSpanish writer
|
|
Taijiro Amazawa
Japan Contemporary Japanese poet, children's writer, translator from French
|
 |
Frances Eliza Burnett
USA Anglo-American writer
|
 |
Frantisek Hrubin
 CzechCzech writer, poet and screenwriter.
|
 |
Alan Aleksander Milne
Great Britain English playwright, poet, storyteller, author of classic books of English children's literature
|
 |
Inna Hristenko
 UkraineChildren's poetess
|
 |
Gyo Fujikawa
USA American illustrator and children's book author
|
|
Valeriy Carrick
Great Britain Russian children's writer, journalist, illustrator, cartoonist.
|
 |
Inna Ischuk
Ukraine Ukrainian children's writer
|
 |
Takashi Yanase
Japan Author of children's comics about Ampamman
|
 |
Barbara Bartos-Hoppner
Germany German writer
|
 |
Alexander Kurlyandskiy
 RussiaSoviet writer, screenwriter, popular children's writer, satirist, playwright
|
 |
Spiridon Vangeli
Children's writer
|
 |
Junko Morimoto
Japan Japanese writer who survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima
|
 |
Jeremy Strong
Great Britain English children's writer
|
 |
Svyatoslav Sakharnov
Russia Children's writer
|
|
Eberhard Alexander-Burgh
Germany Children's writer
|
 |
Otfries Proysler
Germany Children's writer
|
 |
Kate DiCamillo
USA American writer
|
 |
Libby Rees
Great Britain English writer
|
 |
Pamela Lyndon Travers
Great Britain English writer
|
 |
Ivana Brlic-Mazuranic
 CroatiaCroatian children's writer
|
 |
Narine Abgaryan
 ArmeniaRussian writer
|
 |
Zoe Valdes
 CubaCuban writer
|
 |
Vytaute Zilinskaite
 LithuaniaSoviet and Lithuanian writer
|
 |
Leonid Kulish-Zinkov
Ukraine Ukrainian poet, known for his poems for children and humorous poetry.
|
 |
Mary Ann Lamb
Great Britain English writer, sister and co-author of Charles Lamb
|
 |
Cressida Cowell
Great Britain British writer, author of books for children.
|
 |
Anatoliy Kostetsky
Ukraine Soviet and Ukrainian children's writer, poet and translator
|
 |
Laymen Baum
USA An American children's writer who wrote the book "The Wizard of Oz", known in our country in the version by the writer Volkov as "The Wizard of the Emerald City".
|
 |
Ken Kesey
USA American writer
|
 |
Carlo Cassola
 ItalyItalian writer.
|
 |
David Herbert Lawrence
Great Britain English novelist, poet, essayist
|
 |
Dorothy Parker
USA American writer
|
 |
Aesop
 GreeceSemi-legendary figure of ancient Greek literature, fabulist who lived in the 6th century BC. e.
|
 |
Anatoliy Dimarov
Ukraine Ukrainian writer and prose writer
|
 |
Stephen Leacock
 CanadaCanadian writer, economist and historian
|