Category:Arkansas writers

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Pages in category "Arkansas writers"

The following 51 pages are in this category, out of 51 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

A

  • Margot Adler
  • Maya Angelou

B

  • Bernie Babcock
  • Karle Wilson Baker
  • Daisy Bates (civil rights activist)
  • Melba Pattillo Beals
  • Robbie Branscum
  • Joe Bob Briggs
  • Kevin Brockmeier
  • Dee Brown (writer)
  • Helen Gurley Brown

C

  • Eldridge Cleaver
  • Nancy A. Collins

D

  • Laura Day
  • Henry Dumas

F

  • Michael G. Fitzgerald
  • Edsel Ford (poet)

F cont.

  • Michael Foster (writer)

G

  • Ellen Gilchrist
  • John Grisham

H

  • Laurell K. Hamilton
  • Donald Harington
  • Sarah Hudson-Pierce

J

  • George Johnson (writer)

K

  • Charles King (author)

L

  • David Levering Lewis
  • Patricia Lieb

M

  • Ed Madden
  • Deborah Mathis
  • Peter McGehee
  • Gilbert Morris
  • Edgar Gardner Murphy

O

  • Steven Ozment

P

  • Robert Palmer (writer)
  • Charles Portis

P cont.

  • Wesley Pruden

R

  • John Rollin Ridge
  • Kat Robinson

S

  • Melissa Scott (writer)
  • Ned Shank
  • George W. Shannon
  • Jack B. Sowards
  • Frank Stanford
  • John Robert Starr

T

  • Sue Bailey Thurman

W

  • Charles Willeford
  • H. R. Williams
  • Miller Williams
  • C. Vann Woodward
  • C. D. Wright

Y

  • J. Lanier Yeates
Categories: American writers by state | People from Arkansas by occupation | Arkansas culture
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