Roman

Discover a comprehensive list of Roman celebrities, including acclaimed actors, celebrated musicians, and influential historical figures. Explore the captivating profiles of prominent individuals who have shaped Roman civilization and left their mark on the world stage.

Luigi Pirandello

Italian writer and playwright, Nobel laureate 1934

Estonian writer, screenwriter

Anglo-Australian writer, poet and journalist

English horror writer

Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda

Spanish-Cuban writer.

Bessarabian Jewish writer. Wrote in Yiddish.

Soviet prose writer of Austro-Hungarian origin.

Australian writer of English origin.

Swiss poet, essayist, classical novelist; Nobel Prize laureate in Literature in 1919

American editor and writer

Jonathan Lethem

American novelist, essayist and short story writer

French novelist

American writer

French writer, Nobel Prize for Literature, 1921

German writer, translator.

Writer, winner of the 2005 Booker Prize.

Soviet writer and human rights activist

Charles Bertram

English writer and fraudster

Poet, novelist and film director

New Zealand writer.

American writer

Finnish writer, journalist, translator

Contemporary French writer and professor of philosophy

Ibrahim Al-Koni

Libyan writer and novelist

Karel Klostermann

Czech novelist.

Fransua Mauriac

French novelist, playwright and poet, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1952

Stanislav Kurilov

Former Soviet, and later Canadian and Israeli oceanographer, writer

Roberto Saviano

Italian writer, promanist

Gilbert Cesbron

French novelist

Swiss poet and prose writer, wrote in German.

French novelist, Nobel Prize in Literature 1985

Harriet Beecher Stowe

American abolitionist and writer

Francis Brett Harte

Maurice Blanchot

French writer, thinker and essayist.

American writer

German Sadulaev

Czech poet, novelist, translator

Gabriel Garsiya Markes

Colombian writer

American writer

Frans Eemil Sillanpya

Finnish writer, Nobel Prize laureate in Literature 1939.

Writer, developer of role-playing and computer games

American author, historian, and Unitarian minister

Contemporary writer, journalist.

Louis Charles Musset

French poet, playwright and prose writer, representative of late romanticism.

Son of the Crown Kruchi of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, author of the novel 'The Manuscript Found in Zaragoza'