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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Fedor Kandyba
Russian Soviet writer, journalist
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James Ballard
 Great BritainEnglish science fiction writer
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Edwidge Danticat
 USAAmerican writer of Haitian descent.
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Mario Vargas Llosa
 PeruPeruvian novelist
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Maria Cummins
USA North American writer
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Leonid Kulikov
Children's Soviet poet
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Elena Sheinina
 UkraineUkrainian children's writer, publicist
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Lev Cassil
Prose writer
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Kirsten Hammann
 DenmarkAuthor of children's books
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Natalia Zabila
Ukraine Ukrainian Soviet prose writer, science fiction writer, also known for his works for children.
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Menander
 GreeceAn ancient Greek comedy writer, the greatest master of Neo-Attic comedy.
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Georgiy Frumker
USA Humorist
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Pierce Egan
Great Britain English writer.
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Vagrik Bahchanian
USA The 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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Nikolay Lukinskiy
 RussiaHumorist
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Valerius Maximus
 ItalyRoman writer
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Anna Laetitia Barbauld
Great Britain English poet, essayist and children's writer
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Wilhelm Busch
 GermanyGerman poet, humorist and draftsman.
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Ludwig Borne
Germany German publicist and writer, advocate of Jewish emancipation
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James Grover Thurber
USA American writer, cartoonist and eminent humorist.
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Edmondo De Amicis
Italy Italian writer, poet and journalist
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Anton Hykisch
 SlovakiaSlovak novelist, playwright
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Yehuda Gur-Arie
 IsraelIsraeli writer, poet and translator.
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Lazar Ervin
 HungaryHungarian children's writer.
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Evgeniy Kokovin
Soviet children's writer, author of the famous story "Childhood in Solombala"
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Sapargali Begalin
 KazakhstanKazakh Soviet writer
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Taijiro Amazawa
 JapanContemporary Japanese poet, children's writer, translator from French
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Ivana Brlic-Mazuranic
 CroatiaCroatian children's writer
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Narine Abgaryan
 ArmeniaRussian writer
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Leonid Kulish-Zinkov
Ukraine Ukrainian poet, known for his poems for children and humorous poetry.
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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".
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Taeko Kono
Japan Japanese writer
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Abig Avakyan
Armenian writer, member of the Union of Writers of the USSR since 1949.
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Debra Mullins
USA American writer
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Henke Shirl
USA Writer of women's novels
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Johan Borgen
 NorwayNorwegian writer
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Ludvig Holberg
Norway Norwegian writer and Danish writer
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Katherine Irene Kurtz
USA American writer, novelist
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Stephanie Felicite Genlis
 FranceFrench writer, author of sentimental novels
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Hamilton Aide
Great Britain English poet and novelist
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Raymond Queneau
France French writer, poet, essayist, translator
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Marcel Allain
France French writer and journalist
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Miron Izakson
Israel Israeli writer, novelist
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Yang Sogil
Japan Japanese writer and poet
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Ravil Aitkaliev
Kazakhstan Kazakh writer writing in Russian
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Per Lagerkvist
 SwedenSwedish writer
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Nansy Mitford
Great Britain English writer and biographer
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Iain Crichton Smith
Great Britain Scottish writer
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Carl Sandburg
USA American writer, poet and editor.
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