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.

Maryline Desbiolles
France
FranceFrench writer

Ilya Konstantinovsky
Russian writer, playwright and translator

Patricia Grasso
USA
USAAmerican writer

Peter Hoeg
Denmark
DenmarkDanish novelist

Viktoriya Aleksander
USA
USAWriter

Sarah Morgan
USA
USAAmerican writer

Dymphna Cusack
Australia
AustraliaAustralian writer

Elleston Trevor
USA
USAWriter, classic spy novel.

Yasunary Kavabata
Japan
JapanJapanese writer, Nobel Prize for Literature 1968

Christian August Vulpius
Germany
GermanyGerman writer

Cormac McCarthy
USA
USAAmerican writer and playwright

Nafi Jusoity
Ossetian writer and literary scholar

Michael Beydjent
USA
USAAuthor of several books in the “alternative history” genre.

Maeve Binchy
Ireland
IrelandIrish novelist, newspaper columnist and lecturer.

Achim Arnim
Germany
GermanyGerman writer

Shirley Jackson
USA
USAWriter

Paul Auster
USA
USAPoet, novelist and film director

Joao Guimaraes Rosa
Brazil
BrazilBrazilian writer.

Ibrahim Al-kuni
Libya
LibyaContemporary Arabic-language Libyan novelist, short story writer, essayist and journalist

George Orwell
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish writer and publicist.

Jaroslaw Iwaszkiewicz
Poland
PolandPolish writer, poet, playwright, translator

Uz Aleshkovsky
USA
USARussian writer, poet and bard

Elizabeth Beverly
USA
USAWriter

Anatoly Gladilin
France
FranceWriter

Lynn Raye Harris
USA
USAAmerican writer specializing in romance literature; author of a number of bestsellers.

Tadeusz Dolega-Mostowicz
Poland
PolandPolish writer, journalist, screenwriter.

Annie Bryher
Great Britain
Great BritainNovelist

Pierre Jean Jouve
France
FranceFrench poet, prose writer, essayist, translator.

Richard Weston Burgin
USA
USAAmerican writer

Jim Carroll
USA
USAAmerican writer

Jose Arguedas
Peru
PeruPeruvian writer, translator, ethnographer

Margaret Atwood
Canada
CanadaCanadian writer

Naja Marie Aidt
Denmark
DenmarkDanish writer and poet.

Alexey Shamanov
Russia
RussiaRussian writer, novelist

Knut Hamsun
Norway
NorwayNorwegian writer, Nobel Prize for Literature, 1920

Jackie Collins
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish writer, novelist

Manuel Cofinio Lopez
Cuba
CubaCuban writer, poet and social activist

Solomon Kohn
Austria
AustriaGerman writer of Jewish origin.

Karol Bunsch
Poland
PolandPolish historical novelist, essayist and translator of English literature and German infantry lieutenant in the Polish army.

Hans Leberecht
Estonia
EstoniaEstonian Soviet writer.

Nelle Harper Lee
USA
USAAmerican writer, Pulitzer Prize winner.

Vladimir Amlinsky
Russian writer, secretary of the Union of Writers of the USSR

Prince Michael Greece and Denmark
Italy
ItalyAuthor of historical novels

Isabel Allende
Peru
PeruChilean writer and journalist

Olivia Fane
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish writer

Mikhail Dyakonov
Russian writer and translator

Walter Kempowski
Germany
GermanyGerman writer and historian-archivist.

Hideyuki Kikuchi
Japan
JapanA Japanese writer known for his novels

Edward Hale
USA
USAAmerican author, historian, and Unitarian minister

Emma Andievskaya
USA
USAContemporary Ukrainian poetess, writer and artist