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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Allen Tate
 USAAmerican critic, poet, novelist and educator
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Evan Hanter
USA American writer
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Siril Kornblat
USA American science fiction writer.
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Jo Nesbo
 NorwayNorwegian writer and musician. Winner of several literary awards.
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James Boswell
 Great BritainScottish writer
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Astrid Lindgren
 SwedenSwedish children's writer
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Sir George Sitwell
Great Britain British writer, famous eccentric, father of poet Edith Sitwell
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Marina Kostenetskaya
 LatviaLatvian writer, publicist and radio journalist
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Alpheus Hyatt Verrill,
USA American writer, naturalist, traveler and artist
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O. Henry
USA American prose writer
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Phyllis Christine Cast
USA American writer
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Isaac Adamson
USA American novelist
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Alfred Burrage
Great Britain British writer, especially known for his works in the horror genre.
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Thomas Malory
 BangladeshEnglish author who wrote 'Le Morte d'Arthur'
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Michael Agurskiy
Soviet dissident, publicist, literary scholar, cyberneticist, historian, political scientist, Sovietologist, memoirist
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Tess Gerritsen
USA American novelist of Chinese descent,
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Stefan Zweig
 AustriaAustrian writer
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Pedro Barca
 SpainSpanish playwright and poet
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Emily Bronte
Great Britain British writer
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Francis Fitzgerald
USA American writer, novelist
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Amber Argyle
USA American writer
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Arthure Charles Clarke
 Sri LankaBritish science fiction writer, inventor
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Jonas Biliunas
 LithuaniaLithuanian writer, critic, poet, publicist
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Paul Nikolaus Cossmann
 GermanyGerman publicist and editor.
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Robertson Davies
 CanadaCanadian novelist, playwright, critic, journalist.
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Grigoriy Konovalov
Russian Soviet prose writer. Member of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) since 1930.
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Karl Heinrich Lang
Germany German historian and publicist.
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Sabine Baring-Gould
Great Britain English antiquarian, writer, scientist and hagiographer
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Teodor Jeske-Choinski
 PolandPolish critic, novelist and publicist, one of the most ardent advocates of conservatism.
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Robert Musil
Austria Austrian writer
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Jois Oates
USA American writer
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Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis
 BrazilBrazilian writer, novelist
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Felix Ludwig Julius Dahn
Germany German writer and poet, author of historical novels.
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Klaus Mann
Germany German novelist, essayist, playwright. Son of Thomas Mann. His most famous novel is 'Mephisto' (1936), which was filmed in 1981 by the Hungarian director I. Szabo.
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Ernesto Sabato
 ArgentinaArgentine novelist, essayist, artist.
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Oleg Gycylyak
 UkraineUkrainian writer, cultural scientist, philosopher.
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Christian Combaz
 FranceFrench writer.
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Peter Viertel
Spain Novelist and screenwriter
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Jean Gabriel Capo de Feuillide
France French publicist and writer.
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Cecilia Viets Jamison
USA American writer, author of books for children
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Igor Sahnovskiy
 RussiaRussian writer, poet, member of the Union of Russian Writers.
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Sophie Kinsella
Great Britain British writer, novelist
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Bernhard Kellermann
Germany German writer and poet.
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Shamai Golan
 IsraelIsraeli writer
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Sarah Morgan
USA American writer
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Evgeniy Kumichich
 CroatiaAn outstanding Croatian writer.
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Andrey Korobeyshikov
Russia Russian writer, businessman, researcher of the shamanic culture of Siberia and the Altai Mountains.
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Alexandr Gonchar
Ukraine Ukrainian Soviet writer, publicist and public figure
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Leigh Brackett
USA American writer and screenwriter
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Norman Colin Dexter
Great Britain English novelist, author of detective stories
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