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.

Majgull Axelsson
Sweden
SwedenSwedish writer and journalist.

Prince Michael Greece and Denmark
Italy
ItalyAuthor of historical novels

Alain Robbe-Grillet
France
FranceWriter, film director, creator of the literary movement 'new novel'

Harriet Beecher Stowe
USA
USAAmerican abolitionist and writer

Veronica Melan
Russia
RussiaPopular writer

Anatole France
France
FranceFrench writer, Nobel Prize for Literature, 1921

Leon Bloy
France
FranceFrench writer, mystic thinker

Italo Svevo
Italy
ItalyItalian writer

Fredrika Bremer
Sweden
SwedenSwedish writer, traveler, influential feminist, educator

Hermann Kasack
Germany
GermanyGerman writer

Fernando Vallejo
Colombia
ColombiaColombian biologist, writer, film director, screenwriter

Vidiadhar Najpol
India
IndiaNovelist, Nobel Prize in Literature, 2001

Hjalmar Bergman
Sweden
SwedenSwedish writer

Sergey Jadan
Ukraine
UkraineUkrainian poet, prose writer, essayist, translator.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichi
Nigeria
NigeriaWriter

Aharon Appelfeld
Israel
IsraelContemporary Israeli writer

Antanas Venclova
Lithuania
LithuaniaLithuanian poet, prose writer, critic, translator, statesman.

Mauri Kunnas
Finland
FinlandFinnish writer, novelist

William Golding
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish writer, Nobel Prize in Literature 1983

William Murray
USA
USAAmerican writer - novelist

Lisa Gardner
USA
USAAmerican writer, specialist in crime thrillers. Ranked first in the New York Times rankings.

Ilya Konstantinovsky
Russian writer, playwright and translator

Isabel Allende
Peru
PeruChilean writer and journalist

Paul Bourget
France
FranceFrench critic and novelist

Margaret Mahy
New Zealand
New ZealandNew Zealand writer, author of novels for children and young people.

Hermann Hesse
Germany
GermanyGerman poet and writer, Nobel laureate 1946. Born in Germany, lived in Switzerland. His most famous works are "Steppenwolf" and "The Glass Bead Game".

Helen Keller
USA
USADeaf-blind writer and public figure

Gerard de Villiers
France
FranceFrench writer

Olexa Desnyak
Ukraine
UkraineUkrainian Soviet writer

Shirley Conran
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish writer

Donald Bain
USA
USAAmerican writer and literary black

Kim Lawrence
Great Britain
Great BritainWriter

Frederik Bajer
Denmark
DenmarkNobel Peace Prize, 1908 jointly with Claes Arnoldson

Alexander Korolevich
Ukrainian writer, author of the novel "Golgotha".

Asa Earl Carter
USA
USAAmerican writer, racist, Ku Klux Klansman

Charles Romeyn Dake
USA
USAAmerican homeopathic physician and writer of the 19th century.

Robert Walser
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss poet and prose writer, wrote in German.

Robert Hans Van Gulik
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch orientalist, diplomat, musician and writer

Stephen Crane
USA
USAAmerican pacifist writer

Eoin Colfer
Ireland
IrelandIrish writer, author of the series

Arvo Valton
Estonia
EstoniaEstonian writer, screenwriter

Mackenzie Bezos
USA
USAAmerican writer

Michael S. Dobson
USA
USAAmerican author of business books, alternative history novels, and game designer

Vedrana Rudan
Croatia
CroatiaCroatian writer and journalist

Sharles de Coster
Belgium
BelgiumBelgian writer

Rafael Sabatini
Great Britain
Great BritainItalian-English writer

George Rodenbah
Belgium
BelgiumBelgian writer, wrote in French.

Hans Fallada
Germany
GermanyGerman writer

Hans Henrik Jager
Norway
NorwayNorwegian anarchist writer

Hans Grimmelshausen
Germany
GermanyGerman writer