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[edit] Authors (poets, dramatists and fiction writers)

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[edit] A

  • Aaron Kramer
  • Alan Burley [1]
  • Matthew Amerling
  • Majgull Axelsson
  • Abby Bardi
  • Abdul-Masseeh Haddad
  • Abol-Moayed Balkhi, Persian poet, may be transliterated too as Abol Mo'ayyed Balkhi (ابوالموید بلخی), information about writer is available but must be translated from Persian sites: fa [2]
  • Adam P. Knave
  • Adam Byrne artist, The Strange Adventures of H.P. Lovecraft
  • Adrian Charles Waller, prolific British-Canadian author, magazine writer, stage director, and opera tenor and creator of many books, including "Portraits of Japan", "No Ordinary Hotel", and "Theatre on a Shoestring."
  • Adrian McKinty, Crime and Mystery novelist.
  • Agnès Poirier, French non-fiction writer and journalist resident in Londpn
  • Aimee Parkherst
  • Ahmed A. Khan
  • Alec John Dawson, (1872-1951) perhaps also known as A. J. Dawson and/or similar permutations. Has written at least one Science Fiction novel The Message
  • Roy Doliner, author of the novel On the Edge (and more)
  • Alain Gerber
  • Alberto Rivas Bonilla
  • Albino Pierro, Italian poet
  • Alemannus de Bohemia
  • Alexandre Schanne
  • Alexandar Hemon
  • Alexander McGregor
  • Alfred Polgar
  • Alfred Shklyarskii
  • Alice Mattison
  • Alison McGhee
  • Amador T. Daguio, author of The Wedding Dance
  • Amadis Ma. Guerrero, author of Children of the City
  • Amy Proctor
  • Ana Casas Broda
  • Ānanda Selah Ŏsel cult avant-garde poet
  • Ancient Shark of Despair, The
  • Andrea Marcovici
  • Andrea Napiwocki
  • Andrew Lloyd
  • Andrew Meier
  • Angus B. Reach - 19th century British writer
  • Anita Thompson Wife of the late "Gonzo-style" journalist Hunter S. Thompson. Maintains Thompson estate & continues to edit & publish the works of Hunter S. Thompson. [3]
  • Ann Hood
  • Ann-Christin Hensher
  • Ann Fox Chandonnet Alaskan poet and author [4]
  • Ann Leyhe
  • Anne Laurie Logan - American Science fiction writer
  • Anne-Lise Boge
  • Wheeler Antabanez Author of gasstationthoughts (2001) [Barricade Books] and Matt and Jess Forever (2007) [5]
  • Antonio Curis
  • Antonio García Ángel
  • Anthony Clarke (author) author, writer of Ordeal at Lichfield, set in 675 England
  • Anthony Nielsen
  • Anthony C. Winkler Jamaican author, writer, novelist, educator, Writer of "The Lunatic" http://www.myspace.com/anthonycwinkler
  • Asha Bandele poet memoirist activist, writer of "The Prisoner's Wife"
  • Atima Srivastava author, film maker
  • Ambika Prasad Divya Writer, Poet, Educationist, Writer of "Gandhi Parayan", "Picturesque of Khajuraho", "Woman of Khajuraho", "Prem Tapasvi" etc.
  • Arvind Gaur Eminent Indian Theatre director, popularly known as Solo Guru,http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&q=Arvind+Gaur+&meta ,www.indiantheatre.blogspot.com

[edit] B

  • Brooke Babineau Canadian/American author (Below Mile Zero, a novel of Key West) [6]
  • Brian Plante http://www.sff.net/people/brian_plante
  • Barbara Betcherman Canadian novelist (Suspicions'), lawyer, and advocate of womens' rights, died ca. 1985
  • Barbara Dinerman American novelist "H" A Novel, "The Artist" A Short Story, "My Last Summer at Orchard Beach" A Memoir.
  • Bela Ashe 15-year-old American poet/novelist. Lead Tears a book of poetry, To Die with Honor a short story. (in progress), Waiting for Rain a novel (in progress).
  • Béla Jenbach (Bela Jenbach) (1871-1943), Austro-Hungarian librettist (internal links)
  • Belknap Maria
  • Ben Watson (writer)
  • Tonino Benacquista
  • Benson Snyder Author of The Hidden Curriculum, possibly from MIT
  • Beth Saulnier
  • Betty Wahl
  • Bhoosnurmath S.S : Noted Kannada Writer
  • Biagia Marniti : Noted Italian poet
  • Bisset Donald : a children book writer and actor
  • Blake McKendry, Canadian Author, scholar, and photographer, 1919-2003. http://www.mckendry.net/BLAKE%20MCKENDRY/Blake.htm
  • Robert Blevins, American science-fiction author, activist, and publisher, 1954-. http://www.adventurebooksofseattle.com
  • Mary Clearman Blew (born 1939)
  • Bo Fowler Writer. Author of 'Scepticism Inc.'
  • Bobby Gold
  • Paul Darcy Boles
  • Bonnie Gillespie
  • Book of Chivalry
  • Basil Boothroyd
  • Robert Brault quotes all over the Internet, identified as software writer and poet
  • Brenda Hillman, notable California poet
  • Brooks Lee
  • Jesse Browner, American literary novelist, historian and translator
  • Byron and Puskhin
  • Brenda Matthews, notable Chicago poet, author of Somebody Better Say Something
  • Richard L. Belair, Massachusetts novelist, author of The Road Less Traveled, Double Take, and The Fathers
  • Renante Beron, He is Filipino young poet, essayist, novelist. We recently requested for an article about him be created however, for some reasons, it has been deleted. We need the article as he is notable enough to earn publicity.
  • Byrna Barclay, Canadian author

[edit] C

  • C. B. Colby (pulp children's literature author and newspaper columnist. 1904-1977)
  • Caitlin Manning (teacher/writer)
  • Callen Damornen
  • Cameron Chambers
  • Cameron Royce Jess
  • Cameron Lou (American writer, born in 1924, wrote : How the West Was Won (1977), The Big Lonely (1978), The Spirit Horses (1976), Cybernia (1972)
  • Camoin Francois
  • Carl Shuker (New Zealand-born author of The Method Actors, and The Lazy Boys. Winner of the 2006 Prize in Modern Letters for The Method Actors.)
  • Carla Neggers (American writer, born in 1955, author of over 50 books in romantic, romantic suspense, and mystery thriller genres. New York Times bestseller, recently published The Widow (2007) and The Angel (April 2008))
  • Carol Pott author and editor of The Blue Pages (2006) and editor of Genocide in Rwanda a Collective Memory (1999)
  • Carolyn Dunn
  • Carrasco Ramon (American writer, born in San Angelo, TX 1982, wrote: Army Life, my first four months in my first duty station (2005) through iuniverse book publishers
  • Catherine Blackledge
  • Catherine Ponder (prosperity)
  • Cecile Pineda (writer/playwright)
  • Ceriz Emmanuel (transmutalist writer)
  • Charlene Joan Keeler American writer and essayist, born in Brooklyn, NY 1969.
  • Charles Derennes (French writer)
  • Charles Harrington Elster Radio commentator and writer on the English languge.
  • Charlotte Mitchell (poet)
  • Chavchavadze Ilia
  • Children Make Sound A blended mix of soothing polka, metal, ska, and j-pop.
  • Chris McJesus (anonymous author who wrote Mark Trine and the Mystery of the True Cross)
  • Christine Amsden (mystery/science fiction author: Touch of Fate) [7]
  • Christopher Coake (American author of short stories)
  • Christine Hume (poet) [8]
  • Christy Kenneally (Irish writer and broadcaster)
  • Chun Sue
  • Clarence Cason
  • Clare Elfman
  • Claude Houghton
  • A. Clutton-Brock 1868-1924
  • Cohen, Robert Author of Inspired Sleep, The Here and Now, and The Organ Builder
  • Connie J. Maraan, author of Ghost
  • Constance Fletcher
  • Joe Coomer
  • Grace Stone Coates (1881-1976)
  • Cristóvão de Aguiar Portuguese
  • Cynthia Gralla
  • Cynthia Griffin Wolff

[edit] D

  • Dorothy Ann Purser is an American television writer who worked on Days of Our Lives, Guiding Light, One Life To Live, Ryan's Hope and Another World. She has garnered 7 Daytime Emmys and 2 WGA Award nods.
  • Dag Ove Johansen
  • Dale Wimbrow --- Poet who wrote the poem 'The Guy in the Glass'
  • Denford Magora Playwright/Author: Doctor Government, The Cabinet Minister Is Sweating, Dancing Under A Stormcloud [9]
  • Dan Tweyman
  • Daniel Asa Rose
  • Daniel C. Remein (American Poet, Published in Journals such as Sidebrow [10]
  • Daniel F. O'Brien (American Poet, Essayist, and Short Story Writer)
  • Daniel Putkowski American novelist, the author of "An Island Away" and "Bonk's Bar"
  • Danny Lovecraft Australian poet
  • Daria Donzova (Russian author of detective novels)
  • Darkness, Sinthyia (American author, model)
  • Darren Williams (writer) (author of Swimming in Silk and Angel Rock)
  • Dave Fox (writer) (author of "Getting Lost: Mishaps of an Accidental Nomad" and an expert in the art of travel journaling)
  • David Oliver Doswell (African-American Essayist and Romantic Poet, Author of Beloved, David www.davidakachi.com
  • David Devereux (British author & occultist)
  • David-Matthew Barnes American Writer and Poet [11] Author's Website]
  • Devid Levithan
  • David Rensin
  • David R. Slavitt
  • David Klint (Weblog author of California)
  • Robinson Davies
  • Davis Schneiderman
  • Dawn Cook
  • DC Green (Australian surf journalist and children's author of Erasmus James & the Galactic Zapp Machine — http://dcgreenyarns.blogspot.com)
  • Deon Meyer South african crime/thriller writer
  • Don Aker
  • Don Reisinger Tech Writer
  • Diana Evans British/Nigerian author of 26a
  • Renee Dodd Author of novel, A Cabinet of Wonders, http://www.reneedodd.com/
  • Dominique Lapierre
  • Dominique Lowell
  • Doug Larson
  • Douglas Bub (Swiss professor at Princeton/USC, expert on Goethe's Faust)
  • Dramma tragico
  • Drew Gallagher
  • Dr. Drew Milne (poet, literary critic, Cambridge lecturer)
  • Dr. Haha Lung
  • Dr. Karl Kruzelnicki
  • Dumbadze Nodar
  • Duda Virgil (Romanian Writer, Author of To live in sin)
  • Jacques Ducharme, Holyoke, Mass. writer, novelist, author of The Delusson Family and The Shadows of the Trees
  • Marti Dunaway, Morehead, KY. writer, kentucky author of A Clock Without Hands, A: A Story of Abuse, Neglect, Escape and Survival in Eastern Kentucky
  • Debbie Lee Wesselmann, author of Trutor and the Balloonist, The Earth and The Sky: Stories, and Captivity

[edit] E

  • Eager (Novel) A novel by Helen Fox
  • Kurt Eggers German nazi poet. There's an article on an SS formation named after him, but none about himself
  • Eisner C. Alexander
  • Elena Ferrante
  • Elias Atallah
  • Elisa Albert b. 1978, author of How This Night is Different and The Book of Dahlia
  • Elizabeth Cody Kimmel
  • Elizabeth Daly
  • Elizabeth Ferrars
  • Elizabeth Mavon - Nominated for the Booker Prize in the 70s
  • Elizabeth Winthrop
  • Ellen Byerrum
  • Ellen Bromfield-Geld
  • Ellen Meister
  • Meggie Elder Elder's poetry on InDigest Magazine
  • Elliot O'Donnell
  • Elsie Lee Author of Gothic fiction from mid-late 20th century. Possible pseudonyms are Elsie Cromwell and Jane Godon
  • Elspeth Campbell Murphy
  • Emily Raboteau
  • Eric Gamalinda, author of You Can Choose Your Afterlife
  • Erik S. Larsen
  • E. Ethelbert Miller
  • Eva Johanne Stensrud
  • Evan Kanarakis Australian writer "Sex, Drugs & Mum In The Front Row", editor "The Cud" online magazine
  • Emilr Rodda
  • Eugene Mirabelli American novelist
  • Eugenie Fraser, Russian-Scottish writer of "The House by the Dvina"
  • Eustace Chesser

[edit] F-G

  • Ildefonso Falcones
  • Felicia Luna Lemus
  • Francesca Marciano
  • Francois Camoin
  • Frank Delaney (author of The Celts and Ireland: A Novel)
  • Frank Waters (major American author)
  • Froeydis Arnesen
  • Francis Diana-Pharaoh
  • Jill Frayne (Essayist and Daughter of Canadian Writer June Callwood)
  • Claudia Gabel Author of the In or Out series
  • Sciltian Gastaldi Italian writer, historian and journalist with 5 books published, http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sciltian_Gastaldi
  • Gabriel Randon
  • Gail Gauthier
  • Galeigh Parkin poet
  • Gary Gildner
  • Gaur Arvind Eminent Indian Theatre director, popularly known as Solo Guru
  • Gene DeWeese
  • Geoffrey Summerfield
  • George Eells
  • Georgiana C. Kotarski Author of Ghosts of the Southern Tennessee Valley, www.georgianakotarski.com
  • Geronimo Cristobal Jr.
  • Gianni Riotta
  • Gibson Miles
  • Ginés S. Cutillas
  • Gregory Djanikian
  • Guramishvili Davit
  • Gustav Herling
  • Gwen Fostic
  • Gustaaf Johannes Renier
  • Waguih Ghali

[edit] H-I

  • Hannah Tinti
  • Hannie Rayson, Australian author of plays, wrote the play
  • Hamyguito de España
  • Harold Gordon, author of The Last Sunrise, holocaust survivor
  • Harrison Gray Otis Blake
  • Hassan Choudhury
  • Hatsume Soseki
  • Bobbie Louise Hawkins American poet; wife of Creeley
  • Helen van Slyke
  • Henry H.H. Remak Pioneering scholar of comparative literature, Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature at IU Bloomington
  • Henry William Brownejohns
  • Melissa Hill (author) Irish author whose novels include Something You Should Know, Not What You Think, Never Say Never and others
  • Marcia Hopler and Thomas Hopler, authors and missionaries to Nakuru, Kenya
  • Howard Grass
  • Hakan Günday
  • H. P. Tinker
  • I. A. Ireland
  • Ian Patterson
  • Idylle Saphique by Liane de Pougy
  • Ildefonso Falcones
  • Inger Harriet Hegstad
  • Irene Radford

[edit] J

  • Josh Reims is an American television writer and director. His credits include Everwood, American Dreams, Felicity, Dirty Sexy Money, What About Brian, Sorority, and Chicago Hope.
  • Jacqueline Babbin (d. 2001) is an American television/theatre writer, producer, and executive
  • J. Thomas Rimer
  • Jacob M. Appel
  • Jack Moses, authour of 'Nine Miles from Gundadai'
  • Jack Ridl, Michigan poet whose works include the collections Broken Symmetry and Against Elegies. A former professor of poetry and creative writing at Hope College in Holland, MI, the annual Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series was named in his honor.

[12]

  • Jackie Andrews
  • Jackson Gregory
  • Jairo Nieto
  • Jakob Ejersbo
  • Jakob Haringer German writer/poet, three of his poems set to music by Arnold Schoenberg, see German wikipedia entry at http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakob_Haringer
  • James Galworthy
  • James Liddy Collected Poems, poet of great note in Irish and Irish American circles, resident of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, instructor at Univ. of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, disciple of Kavanagh and Beckett.
  • James Malcom Rymer
  • Jane Sutton
  • Jaroslav Cejka
  • Jacqui Tam author of Standing Tall. http://www.icebergpublishing.com
  • Jay Williams (writer)
  • Jean Durin
  • Jean-Baptiste Montegut
  • Jean-Eric Green (writes under Eric Jourdan)
  • Jeff Belanger Author of several books and founder of Ghostvillage.com
  • Jeff Guinn (Author of The Autobiography of Santa Claus, How Mrs. Claus Saved Christmas, The Great Santa Search).
  • Jeff Sampson
  • Jeffrey A. Johnston (Author of The Key of Time, the Realm of Twilight, and Unlimited Heroes).
  • Jenn Crowell
  • Jenny Dahlberg
  • Jeremy Strong
  • Jesse Coley (Author of the soon to come biographical novel "Dysfunctional:adj")
  • Jessica Swan (Author of "Dear Isabelle", mystery/thriller).
  • Joe Gores (DKA Series author and 3-time Edgar winner).
  • Joe Knetter (Horror author. Books include Zombie Bukkake, Twisted Loneliness, Sucked Up Fhit, and See You In Tea)
  • Joanna Pitman
  • Johannes Schlaf
  • John B. Rosenman Virginia author of speculative fiction.
  • John Billheimer
  • John D'Agata Prominent young essayist and originator of the concept of the "lyric essay"
  • John DegenCanadian novelist (http://www.johndegen.com)
  • John Fioravanti Canadian author of The Heart of Teaching. http://www.icebergpublishing.com
  • John Hartley Williams, British poet, author of Hidden Identities, Bright River Yonder and more — see his website for more at http://johnhartleywilliams.webhardy.de/
  • John Jerome
  • John Keir Cross
  • John Lodwick
  • John White (British writer) [13] Christian speaker and writer of The Archives of Anthropos series (allegorical fantasy) and many inspirational/devotional books.
  • Philip Jolowicz British author of the 2002 suspense novel Walls of Silence (translated in to German and Spanish) and False Positive (2004); Biography - Jolowicz, Philip: An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team (Digital - Jun 13, 2007) - HTML
  • Jon Krasner
  • Jon Land
  • Jonathan Falla
  • Jonathan Peeples
  • José Corazon de Jesus
  • Josefina de Diego
  • Joseph Geha Arab American author
  • Joseph D. Martin Texas writer; www.josephdmartin.com
  • Joseph Minton (American Expressionist Painter)
  • J. Robert King
  • Julia De Burgos
  • Julia O'Faolain - Nominated for Booker Prize
  • Julie Powell
  • Julius von Schlosser
  • Justina Chen Headlet
  • J. A. Rogers

[edit] K

  • Kai Meyer a popular German fantasy author
  • Kamla Surayya a popular Indian author, converted to Islam
  • Kane X. Faucher
  • Karapanou Margarita
  • Karin Risvoll
  • Karl Mayo
  • Karyna DaRosa Romantic Fiction Author [14]
  • Kathy Carmichael [15] an award winning romantic comedy author and popular lecturer on business & craft of writing
  • Kay Bailey [16]
  • Kelly Cherry
  • Ken McClure Edinburgh-based writer of medical crime thrillers http://www.kenmcclure.com/
  • Ken Smith UK poet died 2003
  • Kenji Sakurai author of two novels (and some other various published works) and an aspiring entrepreneur
  • Kevin Doran
  • Kevin J. Wetmore, Jr. (theatre and pop culture theorist)
  • Kevin McCullough, a journalist who attacked gamers with an article "The 'sex-box' race for president".
  • Kevin Paquet, A young talented Teenage Poet and Writer from the Philippines!". http://www.kevinpaquet.com
  • Kilburn Hall, American Author of Karakal (Lost Horizon-The Return)
  • Elizabeth Kim, Korean-American memoirist, author of 10,000 Sorrows, the authenticity of which is questionable
  • Kim Harrison (fantasy author)
  • Kim Hye-Sun - Korean Poet http://www.smith.edu/poetrycenter/poets/khyesun.html
  • Kim Moritsugu
  • Talia Kopach- Canadian unpublished playwright.
  • Kristen Billerbeck (Fiction novelist for young women)
  • Kody Boye
  • Kevin M. Klerks - Canadian poet (b. 1971) http://www.sunfirecove.com

[edit] L

  • Ladislao Sapangpalay
  • Speed Lamkin (wrote ;Tiger in the Garden;, 1950
  • Laura Maree
  • Laurie Duesing
  • Laurent Graff
  • Lawrence Raab
  • Layla Ba'albakki female Lebanese writer most productive in the 50's and 60's, prosecuted (unsuccessfully) for including sexually explicit material in her book "I am alive" (1958) and her collection of short stories "Ship of Tenderness to the Moon"
  • Leah Hager Cogen
  • Lee Inchon - leading ROK writer of experimental fiction
  • Lee M. Hollander- Author and Historian (Most notably The Poetic Edda)
  • Leo Leonni - award winning children's author
  • LeShawn Daniel Streater
  • Lisa Dale Norton
  • Liselotte Welskopf-Henrich
  • Locus Dramaticus
  • Loren Singer - Author of "The Parallax View" and "Making Good"
  • Lorna Balian
  • Herbert R. Lottman
  • Louis A Bloomfield
  • Luc De Baets
  • Ludo de Witte
  • Lyndon Stacey British writer (auther of e.g. "Time to Pay" and "Blindfold")
  • Lyric Wallwork Winik
  • Luis Felipe Lomelí. a.k.a. Luis Felipe G. Lomeli Microcuento. Mexican writer (author of e.g. "Ella sigue de viaje")

[edit] M

  • Miriam Trogdon is an American television writer and producer. Her credits include Roseanne, Grace Under Fire, The Naked Truth, Empty Nest, Newhart, Cheers, Normal, Ohio, 8 Simple Rules, Life on a Stick, Coach, Raising Dad, My Big Fat Greek Life, Reba, The Fighting Fitzgeralds, Sabrina, The Teenage Witch, Delta, Everybody Loves Raymond, A Minute With Stan Hooper, Coming of Age, All Is Forgiven, and Major Dad. She served as Creative Consultant on five series.
  • Andrzej Mandalian Modern Polish poet see http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrzej_Mandalian
  • Paul Marion, Lowell, Mass. poet, author of Apples & Oranges, Strong Place, Middle Distance, and French Class
  • Bill Marsilii (born c.1963), American screenwriter [17]
  • MaryAnn McCarra-Fitzpatrick (born 1967) Irish-American poet.
  • L. A. Meyer, author of the "Bloody Jacky Faber" Series including "Bloody Jack", "Curse of the Blue Tattoo", "Under the Jolly Roger", "In the Belly of the Bloodhound" and "Mississippi Jack"
  • Wesley McNair - American poet
  • Dierdre McNamer (born 1951)
  • William D'Arcy McNickle (1904-1977)
  • Mbuyiseni Oswald Mtshali
  • Michelle McNamara
  • Walter Earl Meyers -- wrote 'Aliens and Linguists', an examination of the language sciences in science fiction
  • Kenizé Mourad
  • Luigi Moretti, Italian modernist architect; designed the Watergate complex
  • M. J. Engh
  • M. W. Croll
  • Marc Blizzurd
  • Marcus Brandel
  • Marc Dones
  • Marcia Ford website: www.marciaford.com & marciaford.blogspot.com a nonfiction contemporary author of multiple Christian books as well as the new political book We the Purple, blogger, and book and magazine editor.
  • Mark Gunn
  • Margaret Ball (author) (20th cent. writer, not Margaret Ball)
  • Maria Amparo Ruiz de Burton
  • Marie Howland
  • Mario Kluser (author of HET ORDERBOEK and DE RODE DRAAD -Director's Cut. http://www.mariokluser.nl)
  • Marion Clayborne
  • Mary Connealy
  • Marion St. John Webb
  • Mark Ferrari Artist/Writer, The Book of Joby, website: http://www.markferrari.com/
  • Mark Garrison (born 1979) Satire/Comedic writer. Staff writer for http://CricketSoda.com and contributing write for http://IGotNewsForYou.com.
  • Mary Guterson
  • Mary Jane Behrends Clark
  • Mary TallMountain
  • Matthew LeDrew Author/Journalist. Born 1984, raised in Norman's Cove, Newfoundland (Canada). Writer of the Black Womb series that currently includes Black Womb and Transformations in Pain. website: http://www.engenbooks.com
  • Max Milo Pitigrilli
  • Maxence Fermine
  • Mehmet Murat İldan Turkish Author
  • Mercedes Salisachs
  • Meriette Soll Skridshold
  • Merna SummersCanadian Scouter 13:56, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
  • Michael James Archibald Modern contemporty poet, Philosopher (Honorary Doctorate in Metaphysics). Three time International Poet of the Year nominee.
  • Michael M. Bates, Columnist
  • Michael Turback
  • Michel Sauret
  • Bich Minh Nguyen
  • Mitchell Lovell
  • Maurice Skillern, Author- Poet- Philosopher, wrote "Messages"; Reflections of being (www.maurice-skillern.com)

[edit] N

  • Nadra Haddad
  • Nanao Sakaki
  • Nasseeb Ariba
  • Nathan Albright
  • Neil Zawacki
  • Newman Levy - (Nov. 30, 1888 - March, 1966) was a former Assistant District Attorney of NYC, trial lawyer, writer of light verse, opera and theater fan. from [18]
  • Nick Bozanic
  • Nita Sweeney, freelance writer, writing teacher, and editor of [Write Now Newsletter]. Sweeney is a long-time student and assistant to Natalie Goldberg.
  • Nolan, Simon, British novelist (a page which was unnecessarily speedy deleted) (see Brighton in fiction)
  • Norman Hindley
  • Norman Liebmann TV scriptwriter-turned-right wing commentator.
  • Susan Northey, author of two novels, more information at http://mycancerjourney.com/
  • Josephina Niggli, or, Josefina, Josephine, author and playwright. Chicana.

[edit] O-P

  • Peter Frisch is an American television and theatre director and producer. He has as directed over 100 productions at the amateur, academic and professional level and has held faculty posts at the Juilliard School, Carnegie Mellon University, Harvard University, Boston University, Georgetown University and UCLA. He served as the artistic director of the New Playwrights Theater in Washington, D.C.. In 2002, Frisch was hired by CBS Daytime to be a producer on The Young And The Restless. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild, Producers Guild of America, Directors Guild of America, and the Writers Guild of America
  • O'Grady Rohan (Author of Let's Kill Uncle)
  • Omi Salavea (poet)
  • Orland Outland
  • Orlando Aloysius Battista All I can ever find are his quotes. JFK quoted him as saying, "An error doesn't become a mistake until you refuse to correct it." and there are many more. I believe he is either a catholic author or an American chemist. Who is this man?
  • Oscar Krahnvohl wrote a satricial poem entitled 'My Country' about polution, overt capitalism, and loss of Australian culture in favour of American culture.
  • Out el-Kouloub
  • Pa Chen (famous Chinese Author)
  • Painter George (Biographer of Proust)
  • Pam Durban (Author of So Far Back, she is also found in The Best American Short Stories of the Century)
  • Paolo Milano
  • Paolo Virno
  • Park Barnitz
  • Patti Stren
  • Patricia Rice, bibliography and book descriptions
  • Patrick Cave (author)
  • Patrick K. O'Donnell
  • Patrick McGuinness (poet)
  • Pauls Bankovskis
  • Pente Bedersen
  • Perkins Mitali, author of Monsoon Summer, Rickshaw Girl, the Sunita Experiment, and the First Daughter novels (http://www.mitaliperkins.com)
  • Peter Lisca
  • Peter McArthur (http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/garvin/poets/mcarthur.html)
  • Peter Tauber (http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/19/books/19TAUB.html?ex=1167714000&en=1a37ebfbeaac5d10&ei=5070)(Author of THe Last Best Hope and Sunshine Soldiers, both NY Times bestsellers)
  • Petru Popescu author of the novel 'Almost Adam'
  • Philip Finch
  • Philip Rock, (US/UK novelist)
  • Philip Roy, (Award winning Altantic Canadian Author)
  • Phillip A. Ellis Australian poet and critic
  • Pink Banana Theatre Company, (Theatre Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
  • Polina Barskova, (Russian poet)
  • Polise Vincent (UFO Author) "The Pine Bush Phenomenon". http://www.pinebushufo.com/
  • Powerone
  • Predrag Matvejevich
  • Amy Proctor
  • Pshavela Vazha
  • Charles Panati
  • Robert Perreault, Manchester, NH, writer, French/English, fiction & nonfiction, author of L'Héritage (novel), Manchester (postcard history)
  • Daniel Putkowski, American novelist / author of "An Island Away" and "Bonk's Bar"

[edit] Q-R

  • Quang Nhuong Huynh First Vietnamese author to write Childrens stories in English i.e. "The Land I lost"
  • R. A. Bragg Canadian Writer.Author of By the White Book
  • Rachel Ingalls
  • Rainer Gocke
  • Rafael Seligmann German/Jewish Writer.Author of Rubinstein's Auction
  • Ranjii DhaliwalBest Selling Author (Canadian)www.ranjdhaliwal.com
  • Rasheed Ayoub
  • Raven Brangwyn Kaldera Queer northern-tradition shaman and a pansexual FTM transgendered intersexual. Author of: Hermaphrodeities: The Transgender Spirituality Workbook, 2002. Co-editor of Best Transgender Erotica, 2002.
  • Re de Leon AKA Remi or Rem de Leon - Filipino writer working on a series of novels set in 8th Century Philippines, also the founder of The Philippine Order of Narnians and former Professor of Development Communication at the University of the Philippines Los Baños
  • Rees Gwyneth British author of children's books
  • Reginald Shepherd American poet and essayist http://reginaldshepherd.blogspot.com/
  • Roark Bradford
  • Robakidze Grigol
  • Robert V. Aldrich Author of several "anime style novels"
  • Robert San Souci
  • Robin Slick
  • Rodney Blackmore Former Senior Magistrate of the Australian Childrens' Court; author of Childrens Courts and Community Welfare in NSW
  • Ron Butlin
  • Rosa Cerna Peruvian writer, AKA Rosa Cerna Guardia (Two last names are used in Spanish: Cerna is the last name, Guardia is the second last name).
  • B. Weston Rook American Author. "The Junction" and "A Shadow From The Past" [19] also did some film work [20]
  • Ruth P. Freedman
  • Ruth Rooney
  • Richard E. Hart
  • Rick Dakan American writer.Wrote Geek Mafia and the upcoming sequel.Also wrote many table top role playing game manuals and was a writer and designer for City of Heroes.More information can be found at www.rickdakan.com.
  • Rimpau Cornelia German writer who wrote novels set in a historic background in and around WWII.
  • Gérard Robichaud, Maine novelist, author of Papa Martel and The Apple of His Eye
  • Richard Scrimger
  • Russ Schneider
  • R.W. Ridley Author of The Oz Chronicles.

[edit] S

  • Santa Calls by William Joyce creator of Rolie Polie Olie, Robots, and Meet the Robinsons
  • Samantha Hunt
  • Shari Low - Scottish author of women's fiction. Books include The Motherhood Walk of Fame, Double Trouble, What If.
  • Sondra Harris writer of Getting My Think On
  • Sallie Lowenstein
  • Sam McCarver
  • Sandra McPherson
  • Sarrionandia Joseba
  • B. F. Sawyer Late 19th century U.S. author of "David and Abigail", "The Lady Paulina" etc.
  • Richard Scarey
  • Fernanda Seno (1942 - 1996) Portuguese poet
  • Seumas MacManus (1869 - 1960) Irish writer of fairy tailes and novels about Ireland.
  • Sergej Gandlevskij Russian Author
  • Sever Gansovsky Russian science fiction author
  • Shane Tourtellotte science fiction writer
  • Shirley Rousseau Murphy children's fantasy, science fiction, and (most recently) mystery writer (author of the Joe Grey cat mysteries)
  • Steven Sherrill American author of The Minotaur takes a Cigarette Break
  • Sinthyia DarknessAmerican author, model
  • Shirshendu Mukherjee (India)
  • Bucky Sinister
  • Sook Nyul Choi
  • Smiley Blanton, M.D.
  • Stanley Smith (author) Librarian, author and poet
  • Sparkes Ali writer of the Shapeshifter series
  • Stanislav Witkiewitz
  • George Edwards Stanley wrote the Third-Grade Detectives series
  • Kai Starr [21]
  • Steinmetz Suzanne wrote several books related to sociology
  • Stella Kae
  • Stephen Baird Author of children's fantasy historical fiction novel Fire in the Straw, ISBN 1-4251-3277-4 [22] [23]
  • Steve Kidmore
  • Steven Marcus
  • Malik Sullivan Author of poetry and short stories, most often considered horror and fantasy. check [[24]]
  • Patrica Meyer Spacks on Gossip.

[edit] T

  • Tabidze Galaktion
  • Tamera Alexander (Author of the Fountain Creek Chronicles and Timber Ridge Reflections) - [25]
  • Tamez Margo
  • Tango Argentino (musical)
  • Tapan Dey
  • Tara Janzen
  • T.C. Mulvihill Author of Killed by a Passing Snowflake [www.killedbyapassingsnowflake.com] synopsis and review can be found at [ http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product//0955749905/ref=cm_rv_thx_view ]
  • Ted Poston
  • Terence Leclere
  • Terry Johnson
  • The Godfather (fairytale)
  • The Mirror Images (Identical Twin Illusionist) - [26]
  • Thomas Klise
  • Thomas L. Jentz
  • Thorton W. Burgess
  • Tom De Haven
  • Tom Kempinski [27]
  • Toni Rey (Author of Still Working After All These Years)
  • Torgrim Eggen
  • Lucian K. Truscott IV, grandson of WWII US Army General Lucian Truscott, author of Dress Gray (ISBN 0385134754) Heart of War (ISBN 0451187709), Army Blue (ISBN 0747202443) and Full Dress Gray (ISBN 0006160794).
  • HP Tinker

[edit] U-Z

  • Uma Parameswaran
  • Upper Canada Repertory Company
  • Vatikiotis Michael
  • Val Biro
  • Van Reid
  • Willister McClain
  • John Verney - author around 1968, ('Seven Sunflower Seeds' et al.) english editions with Collins, German editions popular with Franckh publishers
  • Vicki Tasiopoulos
  • Victor Hernandez Cruz
  • Volpert, Megan A. - contemporary American poet and theorist
  • Vonnegut, Laureen
  • Walladah bint-al-Mustakfi
  • Wendy Hammond - [28] [29]
  • Werley, Steven - Author of Sahdia book series [30]
  • Wesley Prewer Artist / Writer. Author of The Campaign Equation, spinoff of the Equations series by Kenneth Tam. Cover artist for all the Defense Command novels. http://www.icebergpublishing.com
  • Wesselmann, Debbie Author of Captivity, Trutor & the Balloonist, and The Earth and the Sky. [31]
  • Wideman, John Edgar Two Cities
  • Wiener, Eric Author / Game Publisher, co-founder of Paradigm Concepts and co-creator of Arcanis: the World of Shattered Empires and Witch Hunter: the Invisible World.
  • William Catzelflis
  • William Lawrence Hawkins (1895-1990) outsider art; used photography, magazine cuttings, etc and painting to create his compositions
  • William Johnston (writer), of Sam Weskit on the Planet Framingham, etc
  • William "Bill" Negley (1914-2006) author of Archer in Africa [32]- [33]
  • William Ruhlmann, music critic[34]
  • Wilson, Judy R. Fiction Writer
  • Wilson Rainway famed poet & internet superstar, published "Collected Works" in 2004
  • Wolfe Bernard (1915-1985) author of Limbo
  • Rik Woods (1969-) author of This Little Red Bitch in My Chest, This little Blue Bitch in My Head. This are the only two works I have been able to find so far are there others and is there any history on this poet.
  • Kate WalbertThe Gardens of Kyoto, Our Kind, Where She Went: Stories
  • Enoch Penn Yobright
  • Yglesias, Jose American novelist
  • York Hunt
  • Christopher Whyte, Scottish writer and poet
  • Ysabeau Wilce
  • Yuriy Nesis
  • Lian Yanke (Yán Liánkē 阎连科), "one of China's greatest living authors and fiercest satirists"[35]
  • Yannick Murphy author of Signed, Mata Hari
  • Zeek author and illustrator of The Art of Shen Ku
  • Zvi Jagendorf

[edit] Unsorted

Here is a list of people (mainly novelists) who currently have stub entries in http://www.nndb.com (NNDB). The NNDB is of questionable reliability and should not be quoted as a source in Wikipedia and independent assessments will have to be made regarding notability:


  • Mildred Adams - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - Writer, of The Right to be People, Suffragist Born 1894
  • William R. Clark (author) - vs. William R. Clark - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - writer and author of The Real Reasons for the Upcoming War With Iraq
  • Dickie Raymon Reedy - (req. prior 2006-06-01) - storyteller and author of "From the Imagination of a West Texas Farm Boy"
  • Ahmad Abbas
  • Alice Grant Rosman
  • Arthur Calder-Marshall
  • Bhabani Bhattacharya
  • Burns Mantle
  • Burt Blechman
  • C. Hartley Grattan
  • Clive Barry
  • David Benedictus
  • Ethelreda Lewis
  • Frances Newman
  • Francis Sydney Marvin
  • Henrik Tikkanen
  • Hermann Kesten
  • Jeannette Marks
  • Jeremy Brooks
  • John Albert Macy
  • Paul Brodeur
  • Percy Marks
  • Robert Keable
  • Robert O. Bowen
  • Seumas MacManus
  • Stephen Becker
  • Trygve Gulbranssen
  • Vance Bourjaily
  • W. H. Canaway
  • Walter Boughton Pitkin
  • Warren Beck

[edit] Authors (other than poets, dramatists and fiction writers)

  • Laurie Rozakis - writer of books on litearture and mch more
  • Erik Auerbach- an important figure in litterary history and theories. His grand work is "mimesis", an analysis of western litterature from ancient greek untill the eigteenth century.

Adel Ferdosipour

Dr Ahmad Khatami : دکتر احمد خاتمی

Dr Ahmad Khatami

[edit] Translators

  • William Buck
  • Sophie Wilkins
  • Toshiya Kamei
  • Ann Stout
  • Louise Varese
  • Alexandra H. Olsen
  • Burton Raffael
  • Marianne Véron
  • Dr. Samar Ghizan
  • William Archer (translator) - (req. prior 2008-02-16) - Ibsen’s English language translator - disambig page updated 2008-02-23
  • Marv Wilson - (req. prior 2008-02-16) a translator of the New International Version of the Bible, author of Our Father Abraham, professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Gordon College (Massachusetts)

[edit] Works and publications (poetry, drama and fiction)

[edit] A-C

  • Across a Hundred Mountains by Reyna Grande
  • Acting Qs: Conversations with Working Actors ISBN 0972301917 by Bonnie Gillespie and Blake Robbins
  • The Adventures of the Muddle-headed Wombat by Ruth Park
  • "The Adventures of Mystics & Merrymakers by Maree Agland, Martha Jette,Rachel Crance & Jane Hemenway
  • The Alien Equation by Kenneth Tam. May 2005 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Second novel in the Equations series. Preceeded by The Human Equation and succeeded by The Renegade Equation. ISBN 0-9731362-5-1 http://www.icebergpublishing.com
  • The Almost Coup by Kenneth Tam. July 2006 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Second novel in the Defense Command series. Preceeded by The Rouge Commodore, succeeded by The Hawke Mission. ISBN 0-9780916-1-2 http://www.defensecommand.net
  • "American Skin"
  • An Island Away by Daniel Putkowski (2008) ISBN 978-0-9815959-0-0 http://www.danielputkowski.com
  • The Art of Shen Ku Zeek
  • The Artless Artist
  • As I Please (the column by George Orwell)
  • Argus Apacase (Author not known)
  • A Night in a Moorish Harem (Anonymous)
  • Alosha by Christopher Pike
  • A Mango Shaped Space by Wendy Mass
  • A Dream Deferred by Langston Hughes
  • Bad News Ballet (children's series by Jahnna N. Malcolm)
  • Bad City Blues by Tim Willocks
  • Behind the Attic Wall by Sylvia Cassedy
  • Better Than A Thousand Months (author unknown)
  • Beyond Babylon: Europe's Rise and Fall by David Ben-Ariel
  • Beyond the PawPaw Tree by Palmer Brown
  • Biblical Reenactment Society by Nathan Albright
  • Black Earth about the journey of Andrew Meier through Russia after the fall of communism.
  • Black Mountain Review
  • Black Womb (October 2007 novel by Matthew LeDrew). Horror. First novel in the Black Womb series. Succeeded by Transformations in Pain. http://www.engenbooks.com http://blackwomb.engenbooks.com ISBN 978-0-9784342-0-5
  • Breaking Clean by Judy Blunt
  • Breathing God novel by Michel Sauret Abouta young man who loses faith in God but is then chosen to deliver a message.Printed by Publish America
  • Brethren (Book) An Adventure novel by Robyn Young about the Knights Templar
  • The Body of Christopher Creed by Carol Plum-Ucci
  • The Bric-a-Brac Man by Russell H. Greenan
  • By the White Book by R. A. Bragg
  • Baker's Daughter (author unknown) Submitted as plagiarised work
  • Complete Idiot's Guide to Managing Your Time by Jeff Davidson (Over 180,000 copies sold)
  • Complete Idiot's Guide to Managing Stress by Jeff Davidson (Over 50,000 copies sold)
  • Cactus Yearbook (yearbook for the University of Texas at Austin)
  • The Campaign Equation by Wesley Prewer. July 2006 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. First book in the spin-off series from the Equations series. Entire series takes place between books four and five of the Equations series. ISBN 0-9780916-2-0 http://www.icebergpublishing.com
  • Casting Qs: A Collection of Casting Director Interviews ISBN 0972301933 by Bonnie Gillespie
  • Central Affairs by Wong Jing (Chinese Drama)
  • Chaos and Amber by John Gregory Betancourt
  • List of poems set in Chicago - We have lists of fiction and of plays set in Chicago; why not poetry?
  • Chasing Yesterday by Robin Wasserman.
  • Child X by Lee Weatherly
  • The Conversation of Eiros And Charmion
  • The English and Australian cookery book: Cookery for the many as well as the upper ten thousand (the first Australian recipe book) by Edward Abbott
  • Crackling Day by Peter Abrahams
  • Olive Cotton

[edit] D-H

[edit] I-M

  • I Was a Teenage Fairy by Francesca Lia Block
  • The Independent Squadron by Kenneth Tam. November 2006 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Fourth novel in the Defense Command series. Preceeded by The Hawke Mission, succeeded by The Gallant Few. ISBN 0-9780916-4-7 http://www.defensecommand.net
  • Infernal Device by Erik Ruhling
  • The Impregnable Fortress by Saddam Hussein
  • I Have Been One Acquainted With the Night by Robert Frost
  • Jewel Kingdom Series, The by Jahnna N. Malcolm
  • Jewish Women in Jewish Law by Rabbi Moshe Meiselman
  • Joy of Simple Living by Jeff Davidson (over 75,000 copies sold)
  • Jack Absolute by C.C. Humphreys
  • Jetpack Shoes by Ben Ragan
  • The Jewbird by Bernard Malamud
  • The Jilting of Granny Weatherall by Katherine Anne Porter
  • Journal of Extension
  • The Jupiter Patrol by Kenneth Tam. July 2007 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Sixth novel in the Defense Command series. Preceeded by The Gallant Few, succeeded by The Sinope Affair. ISBN 978-0-9780916-7-5 http://www.defensecommand.net
  • The Last Leaf by O. Henry
  • The Last Rejection by Scott D. Brown, Newly published author.The book is a mystery/sci-fi theme.Can be found by doing an internet search.
  • The Last Western by Thomas Klise
  • Liber de ordine Creaturarum
  • A Life Worth Living (J Holt)
  • Little Book: The Sound of the Seventh Trumpet by Alejandro 'Henry' M. Hayrosa
  • Les Bâtisseurs d'Empire by Boris Vian
  • Los árboles mueren de pie by Alejandro Casona
  • Love According to John by M. June Hunt
  • Love in the Ruins by Walker Percy
  • Luthliel's Song by Robert M. Fanney
  • "Lludd and Lleuelys by Unknown
  • Miniver Cheevy, by Edward Arlington Robinson
  • The Man in the Sopwith Camel
  • Many Faces to Many Places by Judy Azar LeBlanc
  • The Masters of The Sky a novel by Kenji Sakurai
  • The Memorandum by Vaclav Havel
  • Moving Violations by John Hockenberry
  • Memoria del fuego ("Memory of Fire")
  • Mo Ghile Mear by Seán Clárach Mac Domhnaill
  • The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari
  • A Mystery of Heroism by Stephen Crane (requesting basic literary criticism of said work)
  • The Man by Raymond Briggs
  • Murphy's Lore by Patrick Thomas (author)
  • Mr Loveday's Little Outing by Evelyn Waugh
  • Metaplanetary by Tony Daniel (not the comic book artist)
  • Mr.Flood's Party by Edward Arlington Robinson
  • Memoirs of a Beatnik, by Diane di Prima
  • Mean Spirit, by Linda Hogan
  • My Last Dutchess by Robert Browning

[edit] N-R

[edit] S

[edit] T-Z

  • Tale of the Slave - Robert Nozick's 1974 ethics parable of nine cases of slavery. [36]
  • Tango Argentino (musical)
  • Teseida delle nozze di Emilia by Giovanni Boccaccio
  • Three Cousins Detective Club Elspeth Campbell Murphy
  • Three Ladies at Sea
  • The Danton Case and Thermidor
  • The Little Red School Book
  • The Medusa Conspiracy by Ethan Shedley, mentioned at the bottom of this
  • The Tale of Gamelyn - anonymous (circa 1353)
  • The Thin Place by Kathryn Davis
  • The Third Grade Detectives series by George Edward Stanley
  • The Time of Man by Elizabeth Madox Roberts
  • The Time of the Angels by Iris Murdoch
  • The River Between by Ngugi
  • To Rule in Amber by John Gregory Betancourt
  • The Trouble with Cauliflower by Jane Sutton
  • The True Furqan
  • Transformations in Pain (2008 horror novel by Matthew LeDrew). Second novel in the Black Womb series. Preceeded by Black Womb, succeeded by Smoke and Mirrors (forthcoming). http://www.engenbooks.com ISBN 978-0-9784342-1-2
  • Trauma and Recovery by Judith Herman; seminal book on Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Twin and Super-Twin by Gillian Cross
  • Twistaplot series of books.
  • This Kind of Bird Flies Backward, first book of poetry by beatnik Diane di Prima
  • The House That Died, A Sci Fi text about a fully automated house, whose inhabitants have long ceased to live in it, but the house continues to function as it is automated.
  • The Unconstitutionality of Slavery by Lysander Spooner
  • The Vengeance Equation by Kenneth Tam. July 2007 science-fiction novel. Sixth novel in the Equations series. Preceeded by The Genesis Equation. ISBN 978-0-9780916-8-2 http://www.icebergpublishing.com
  • Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson
  • Wild Oats (Play) by John O'Keeffe?
  • Wild Roads by Gabriel King
  • Willy the Wimp by Anthony Browne (author)
  • The Wisdom of Insecurity by Alan Watts
  • The War Aganist Boys by Christina Hoff Sommers
  • Westing, Sam Character in "The Westing Game"
  • We Were One: Shoulder to Shoulder With the Marines Who Took Fallujah by Patrick K. O'Donnell
  • Wingman Book series by Mack Maloney
  • Vassa Zheleznova by Maxim Gorky
  • Victims of a Down by Daron Malakian
  • Vies imaginaires by Marcel Schwob
  • The Zombie Zone by Ron Roy
  • "The Zen Cookbook and Other Bizarre Screenplays" by Nathan Zen-Sapien
  • Yugen literary newspaper by Amiri Baraka, Hettie jones, etc

[edit] Unsorted

  • Free Words
  • The Claidi Journals (series) by Tanith Lee
  • Erec Rex: The Dragon's Eye by Kaza Kingsley
  • The Giant Wisteria by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
  • North to Cree Lake by A.L. Karras
  • Hubble's Bubble by Elaine Horseman
  • Kolyma Tales by Shalamov, V.
  • Cross Cultural Literature
  • Northern Ireland Literature
  • Buttercup's Baby: The Long Lost Sequel to The Princess Bride
  • The Baseball Encyclopedia
  • William Hobbes
  • Christmas Chronicles
  • Chronicle Plays
  • Désirée's Baby
  • The Diary of a Genius
  • Stay with Me Lella
  • Hutcheson Macaulay Posnett
  • Shane Roach
  • Skippy Jon Jones
  • Lacoon
  • The Lady of the Shroud
  • The Sorceress of Shandigore
  • The Wreckers (novel)
  • The Society Of Others (novel)
  • The Book of Flying (novel)
  • The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony
  • Erec Rex: The Dragon's Eye Information on this book can be found atits home page
  • The Beauty of the Husband
  • How To Write Best-Selling Fiction
  • Windjammer Trilogy
  • Johnnie and Billie Bushytail
  • No Sweetness Here - African short stories
  • The Nose from Jupiter
  • Noses are Red
  • A Nose for Adventure
  • The Skating Party by Merna SummersCanadian Scouter 13:56, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
  • Globalia, a novel by Jean-Christophe Rufin
  • Shurooq Amin Kuwaiti Anglophone poet and artist:[37] www.theapetalouspoet.com
  • Darryl Pinckney, African-American poet and writer
  • Brod Baggert, an american poet, currently 64
  • Tim Atkins, Poet born in 1962
  • David-Matthew Barnes American Writer and Poet [38] Author's Website]
  • Thomas La Mance
  • Mursalata Muhammad, a poet from Detroit MI
  • Julie Gamberg
  • Samuel Menasche, winner of Neglected Poets award
  • Go and Come Back
  • Emily Pestna, a poet/college professor
  • Ellen P. Allerton
  • Toi Derricote Before Making Love- poem B.1941
  • Alfred Castner King, published Mountain Idylls and Other Poems in 1901. He is downloadable on his Gutenberg.org section, but I cannot find any biographical information on him.
  • Joaquin Z
  • Militant X Amerikkkan
  • Carl Antonowicz
  • The Rhymers of Eldridge
  • Green Town Trilogy Trilogy of the books, "Dandelion Wine", "Something Wicked This Way Comes", and "Farewell Summer" by Ray Bradbury
  • Charms for the Easy Life
  • How to Not Suck by "Chris" [39]
  • The Midknight by Matthew Amerling
  • The Maelstrom's Eye by Roger E. Moore
  • Romantic relationships in the Harry Potter series An article about love in Harry Potter, and the controversy surrounding it. There should be plenty of sources. It was quite an issue recently.
  • Dripping Fang series
  • Ready, Freddy! series
  • Crazy Weather by Charles L. McNichols - a hihgly praised coming-of-age and anthropological novel first published in 1944
  • The Matt Zander Journals by Gary Denne
  • Tales of MU
  • Interinstitutional style guide
  • international edition - differences between textbook editions and effects of their resale in home country etc.
  • Beloved, David: The Selected Writings and Plays of David Oliver Doswell, II
  • Forgotten Fire by Adam Bagdasarian
  • Pygmalion and the Revenge of Galatea by [Robert Browning]
  • Getting My Think On ISBN-10: 1847283039, ISBN-13: 978-1847283030, oct 2006 Sondra Harris; collection of short essays
  • The Book of Games, volume 1ISBN 82-997378-0-X, nov 2006 Bendik Stang
  • The British Association Handbook of Birmingham - of 1886 cited in Joshua Toulmin
  • Boy Proof
  • The Death of WCW by RD Reynolds and Bryan Alvarez; tells the story of how WCW went out of business
  • The Death Dealer (books and characterslike Gath of Baal)
  • Dinner at the Homesick Restaraunt
  • The Lights of Alborada
  • Poor Liza- a short storyu by Karamzin
  • Listing of rare books
  • The Lord of the Rings Weapons and Warfare
  • Prince of the Clouds
  • Raising Roger's Cross
  • Space Between (book of poetry)
  • Sweet 16 (novel)- a novel by Kate Brian
  • The Crash of 79
  • Yamato: A Rage in Heaven and Yamato 2: the Way of the Warrior by [[Ken Kato]
  • How to Pick up Girls! by Eric Weber
  • Ireland: A Novel, ISBN 0-06-056348-6, Frank Delaney
  • Prometheus Road by Bruce Balfor
  • The Falcon Banner (Book and series title) by Christopher P Lydon Also as a Podcast
  • The Wit and Wisdom of Discworld by Terry Pratchett
  • You Say You Want a Revolution: Rock Music in American Culture ISBN 0-759-30610-9, 2001 Robert G. Pielke
  • How I Became Stupid by Martin Page
  • Fifth Moon by Lydia Jane
  • John Dollar by Marianne Wiggins
  • Troll Bridge (disambiguation) it is the title of a short story by Terry Pratchett but also a short story by Neil Gaiman
  • "Now he gives up" and "The Colony" these are some novels from danish writer (social consciousness martin jens alfred hansen.
  • The Journey of Miles, ISBN 978-0979647000 Dec 2007 , Jason Anthony
  • 2BR02B (short story) by Kurt Vonnegut

[edit] Literary movements and styles

  • 9/11 literature – fiction (eg Safran Foer, DeLillo), drama and poetry about September 11
  • Agricultural theory
  • Alien Chronicles
  • Asturian literature
  • Axism
  • Boyology
  • Cloak and dagger (literary style)
  • Chuanqi
  • Combinatory Literature e.g. The Oulipo
  • Conversion Narrative
  • Cozy Mystery
  • gauchesque
  • graphocentrism (The bias in which writing is privileged over speech)
  • Grunge Lit
  • Indigenous Current
  • interstitialist
  • infrarrealismo
  • Irish-American Poetry
  • List Poetry
  • Literary Hoaxes e.g. Ern Malley etc.
  • Literary Periods
  • Little Willy Style Poetry Short, morbid, rhyming verses concerning a boy named Willy. Example
  • Magepunk
  • Mathematical fiction
  • Noveau Romain
  • Panfuturism Ukraine
  • Photobiography
  • Qu (literature)
  • Rabelais Club
  • The seven by nine squares
  • South Side Writers Group early- to mid-twentieth century African American writers group in Chicago, IL, USA, founded by Richard Wright and including, I believe, Lorraine Hansberry and Gwendolyn Brooks, among others.
  • Splat Pack (horror fiction)
  • Travesty (Literature) The article Travesty exists, but it is about music. See Talk:Travesty.
  • Veritism
  • Working Class Literature
  • Young Trollopes
  • Zaju

[edit] Literary terms

[edit] A-F

  • Acropole
  • Adrenachrome
  • Aliteracy
  • American Adamic Tradition
  • Anthropophobic
  • Biological Essentialism
  • Ceneme
  • Center of Energy
  • Chaism
  • Chapter Book
  • Crash and burn
  • Cyclical Plague
  • Demerit
  • Directors of conscience
  • Discontinuous narrative
  • Disinfotainment (term invented by Paul Krassner to describe "disinformation in the guise of entertainment.")
  • End of Lifed
  • Esemplastic
  • Expletive Construction
  • Fag Bucket
  • Fictography
  • Fredom/fre
  • Fablio Tale

[edit] G-R

  • graveled
  • Gutter rhyme[40]
  • Lesebuch
  • Literary programme / Literary program
  • type
  • Macrotext
  • Mathematical poetry
  • Modular Narrative
  • Mythological poem
  • Narrative technique
  • Neek- British Slang, Merging the words of Geek and Nerd, widespread through London
  • Noseolvida
  • Nuclear Sentence
  • Numerical symbolism
  • Original Devices
  • parallel scenes
  • Proleptic irony
  • Propempticon
  • Punctilio
  • Railing death
  • Threnos

[edit] S-Z

  • Schizothemia (a form of digression)
  • Schwarze Pedagogik (in children's literature)
  • Sonnet redouble
  • Storycraft
  • Structural exegesis
  • Structural Irony
  • Sujet
  • Summary Theme
  • Thematic coherence
  • Totsie
  • Transcendental homelessness
  • Turskijesque
  • Ulterior Motives
  • Weak sauce (slang term)
  • With bells on or With bells
  • Xanaduism
  • YAW-thor

[edit] Theatre and stage

  • TeatroStageFest, Latino International Theater Festival of New York, Inc.
  • Hunter Bell, Writer and actor of Broadway's [title of show] (current link redirects to [title of show])
  • The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon by Don Zoildis (and some of his other works)
  • Larry Pressgrove, musical arranger and keyboardist for Broadway's [title of show]
  • Michael Codron (born 1930), British theatre producer and manager (images)
  • Frank Hauser (1922—2007) [41] [42]
  • Helen Hayes Awards, Washington, D.C. annual theater awards - website
  • Theatre of the Grotesque, briefly mentioned in the Grotesque section as a precursor to the Theatre of the Absurd
  • Theatre World (see short definition at Theatre World Award)
  • Theatrical makeup, Performance makeup, Costume makeup, clown makeup...?
  • Upper Canada Repertory Company
  • David I. Taylor, Theatre Designer and Theatre Consultant, Theatre Projects and Arup
  • Commonweal Theatre Company
  • Frederic Loewe Foundation
  • Dylan Gamblin
  • Steve Neumann, Actor, and Arts Educator for children of all ages, founder and owner of Sunset Theatre Company L.L.C.
  • Clark Gesner, (1938-2002) Composer (You're a Good Man Charlie Brown), songwriter and author, educated at Princeton University (Bachelor of Arts). He wrote three Triangle shows, and songs for the Julius Monk revues "Baker's Dozen" and "Bits and Pieces". Joining ASCAP in 1962, his popular-song compositions included "14 Hours and 37 Minutes", "A Funny Way to Spend the Day", "The Peanut Butter Affair", "Societus Magnificat" and "Ode to a Park" (New York Park Association award).--IMDB Also involved with Captain Kangaroo and Sesame Street.
  • Good Boys and True, a play written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. [43]
  • Pustra/Vile-een's Vaudeville, London, U.K. Revival of Vaudeville - website
  • Carly Jibson

[edit] Other

  • Category:Audiobook narrators or similar (for e.g. Scott Brick)
  • Alanna:the first adventure, the first book in the Song of the Lionness seires by Tamora Pierce
  • Alligator Juniper (magazine)
  • Archivverein e.V. der Markomannia, a German literature and journal publisher, based at Würzburg. User:B.C.Schmerker does not know at this time whether this publisher would better fit RA in Business and Economics, due insufficient data about this publisher.
  • Battleon Town News (BTN), writing group about AdventureQuest
  • Nathan Brazil, a character in science fiction
  • Paula Brillant meme originating from DailyWTF.com, arguably worthy enough to have a wikipedia article
  • dedrabbit International Artists Collectives
  • Duotrope's Digest fiction market listings.
  • Elizabethan interpretation
  • Film poetry (see – examples also by Auden & Betjeman.)
  • gogo-a-gogo
  • The Golden Age of Detection Wiki (what links here) ( http://gadetection.pbwiki.com/ )
  • Hasoseoche (하소서체)
  • Hapshoche
  • Haerache (해라체)
  • Haeyoche (해요체)
  • Helen Ferro
  • Lament for Art O'Leary
  • Melendys
  • Miratos
  • Old Negev Alphabet
  • Phroomf a children's book about a Christmas elf, written by Rosina Diva
  • Ruth Schwartz Award
  • shaiv puranas
  • Toronto Poetry Slam
  • trout fishing in America shorty
  • Tull(Dark Tower), a fictional location in Steven King's "Dark Tower" Series
  • University of St. Francis Annual Undergraduate Conference on English Language and Literature
  • Venom's Gate, Popular online roleplay site for fans of vampires and lycans ([44])
  • Poetry Institute of Canada
  • aplomage - food name, by Frank Herbert
  • The J Affect by Peter Burstin [45]