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.
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Vagrik Bahchanian
 USAThe man who came up with the line “We were born to make Kafka come true”; pioneer slogan “When you tie a tie, take care of it. He and the red fish are the same color”; pseudonym Limonov for teenager Savenko
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Alec Hope
 AustraliaAustralian satirical poet
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Don-Aminado
 UkraineRussian satirical poet, memoirist, lawyer
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Igor Guberman
 IsraelSoviet and Israeli writer, poet
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Will Cuppy
USA American satirist and literary critic
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Pam Ayres
 Great BritainEnglish poet, comedian, songwriter and television and radio presenter
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Vasiliy Adikaevsky
Russian journalist and satirical poet
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Eduard Avakyan
 ArmeniaArmenian writer, poet and translator.
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Ostap Vishnya
Ukraine Ukrainian writer, humorist and satirist.
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Bill Bryson
USA American writer
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Nikolay Lukinskiy
 RussiaHumorist
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Paul Gallico
USA American writer
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Valerius Maximus
 ItalyRoman writer
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Jonathan Swift
 IrelandAnglo-Irish satirist, publicist, philosopher, poet and public figure.
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Anna Laetitia Barbauld
Great Britain English poet, essayist and children's writer
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Pavel Glazovoy
Ukraine Ukrainian poet, humorist and satirist
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Vlodzimezh Schislovskii
 PolandPolish satirist, author of works for children and youth
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Wilhelm Busch
 GermanyGerman poet, humorist and draftsman.
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Tsal Melamed
 LatviaLatvian Soviet satirist writer
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Antoni Gorecki
Poland Polish poet, satirist, fabulist
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Ludwig Borne
Germany German publicist and writer, advocate of Jewish emancipation
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Andrey Vansovich
USA Moscow cartoonist and writer. humorist
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Gabriel Laub
Poland Writer and journalist
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Erma Bombeck
USA American comedian
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Ephraim Kishont
Israel Israeli writer, classic of modern Israeli humor
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Pietro Aretino
Italy An Italian writer of the Renaissance, he worked in a variety of genres, primarily satirical and comedic.
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Evelyn Waugh
Great Britain English satirist
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James Grover Thurber
USA American writer, cartoonist and eminent humorist.
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Georgiana Marion Craik
Great Britain English writer
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Albert Ivanov
Russia Children's writer
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Pierre Benoit
 FranceFrench writer, member of the French Academy
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Taku Miki
 JapanContemporary Japanese poet and novelist
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Leon Rosselson
Great Britain English songwriter and children's writer
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Arkadiy Gaydar
Russia Children's writer, one of the youngest commanders of the Civil War (at the age of 16 he commanded a regiment). Participant of the Great Patriotic War.
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Georgiana Craik
Great Britain English writer
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Abdulla Avloni
Uzbek writer who wrote for children, playwright, educator and teacher
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Mary Elizabeth Mapes Dodge
USA American writer and publisher of children's books.
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Margit Auer
Germany German children's writer
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Werner Lindemann
Germany German poet and writer
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Edmondo De Amicis
Italy Italian writer, poet and journalist
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Raisa Borovikova
 BelarusBelarusian writer and poetess
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Anton Hykisch
 SlovakiaSlovak novelist, playwright
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Mark Lanskoy
Russian Soviet writer
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Yehuda Gur-Arie
Israel Israeli writer, poet and translator.
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Cecilia Viets Jamison
USA American writer, author of books for children
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Claudia Aleksevich
Poland The first Galician-Russian writer, public figure and teacher
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Lydia Budogovskaya
Russian writer, prose writer, member of the Union of Writers of the USSR
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Thomas Brezina
 AustriaAustrian children's book writer
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Joanne Rowling
Great Britain British writer
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Lazar Ervin
 HungaryHungarian children's writer.
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