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Contents 1 Authors (poets, dramatists and fiction writers) 1.1 A 1.2 B 1.3 C 1.4 D-E 1.5 F-G 1.6 H-I 1.7 J 1.8 K 1.9 L 1.10 M 1.11 N 1.12 O-P 1.13 Q-R 1.14 S 1.15 T 1.16 U-Z 1.17 Unsorted 2 Authors (other than poets, dramatists and fiction writers) 3 Translators 4 Works and publications (poetry, drama and fiction) 4.1 A-C 4.2 D-H 4.3 I-M 4.4 N-R 4.5 S 4.6 T-Z 5 Literary movements and styles 6 Literary terms 7 Theatre and stage 8 Other 9 Notes and References

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

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[edit] A

• Aaron Kramer
• A. M. Palmer [1]
• Abate di Tivoli, 13th century Italian poet (see it:Abate di Tivoli)^[1]
• Alan Burley [2]
• Andrew Harless Fiction and adventure writer
• Matthew Amerling
• Arif Raza ,from nts barkakana
• Abby Bardi
• Abdul-Masseeh Haddad
• Abdul Wadood Pashtunzar
• 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 [3]
• Adam P. Knave
• Adam Byrne artist, The Strange Adventures of H.P. Lovecraft
• Adele C. Geraghty, poet/editor/author of Skywriting In The Minor Key: Women, Words, Wings
• Adler H.G. writer of the journey, first translated and published in english lately
• 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"
• Adriano Bulla Poet, critic, writer. [4] [5] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]
• Adryenn Ashley, american author, filmmaker, and actress.
• Ana Maria Rabatté Mexican Poet, author of "En vida, Hermano, En vida" and some other beautiful poems.
• Agnès Poirier, French non-fiction writer and journalist resident in Londpn
• Aimee Parkherst
• Ahmed A. Khan
• A.J. Kaufmann, author of "Siva in Rags", "Insane in Rome" and "Symbolisme Psychedelique", [13] [14]
• Akash Regi Mathew
• Roy Doliner, author of the novel On the Edge (and more)
• Alain Gerber
• Alan DeNiro, author of Skinny Dipping in the Lake of the Dead and Total Oblivion, More or Less
• Alaspa,Bryan, Chicago author of novels "Ballad of the Blue Denim Gang," "The Vanished Child," "Dust" and "Rig." Also writer of non-fiction "Ghosts of St. Louis: the Lemp Mansion and Other Eerie Tales." Also humor/opinion columnist and critic.
• Alberto Rivas Bonilla
• Alemannus de Bohemia
• Alexander Bestuzhev-Marlinsky, Russian author of many popular novels about the Caucasus.
• Alexandre Schanne
• Alexandar Hemon
• Alexander McGregor
• Alexander Spiegelblatt
• Alfred Shklyarskii
• Alice Mattison
• Alison Luterman http://alisonluterman.com/
• Amador T. Daguio, author of The Wedding Dance
• Amadis Ma. Guerrero, author of Children of the City
• Amitabha Bagchi, author of the novel Above Average published in India in 2007 by HarperCollins, India. [15]
• Amy Proctor
• Ana Casas Broda
• Ānanda Selah Ŏsel cult avant-garde poet
• Ancient Shark of Despair, The
• Andrea Marcovici
• Andrea Napiwocki
• Andrew Meier
• Anet, Claude author of mayerling and Per Auto Door Den Kaukasus Naar Perzi and ariane. love in the afternoon film(1957) based off of a book of his.
• Angelica Gibbs, full name Angelica Gibbs Canfield, short story author etc. 1930s--195os [16]. Her short story "The Test" is often anthologized
• 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. [17]
• Ann-Christin Hensher
• Ann Leyhe
• Anne Laurie Logan - American Science fiction writer
• Anne-Lise Boge
• 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.
• Alison Acheson Canadian author
• Apollo Poetry Featured on MTV, Vibe Magazine, Billboard Awards, Showtime at Apollo, Source Magazine, Sway & Tech Wake Up Show and founder of TravelingPoet.com
• Arumbaka Vamshi Krishna Indian Author, educationist, poet, scholar, blogger of http://consumerpsyche.blogspot.com/
• Arun Kamal born in 1954 , Nasriganj,Bihar,India , Hindi Poet and Critics, editor of "Alochana" a great litreray magazine. Author of 4 poetry collection. Awarded "Sahitya Acadamy Award","Soviet Land Nehru Award", "Shamsher Samman" and many others.
• August Noble
• Ashanti White born 1982, American writer and photographer, author of "Chasing Eden" and "Razor Blades Between My Teeth." Has been publishhed in The Commonline Project, Black Enterprise, and Callaloo. She also writes for DV8 Magazine and Library Journal.

[edit] B

• Bakhyt Kenjeev (sometimes transliterated Kenzheev) noted Russian poet, author, and dissident (Russian Wikipedia article; short English bio on Russian poets database; blog)
• Brooke Babineau Canadian/American author (Below Mile Zero, a novel of Key West) [18]
• Barbara Betcherman Canadian novelist (Suspicions'), lawyer, and advocate of womens' rights, died ca. 1985
• Barbara Dale American cartoonist/writer/illustrator. "The Working Woman Book", "The Joys of Motherhood", "Dale Cards", Http://BarbaraDale.com
• Barbara Dinerman American novelist "H" A Novel, "The Artist" A Short Story, "My Last Summer at Orchard Beach" A Memoir.
• Barbara Hofland (1770-1844) Prolific British novelist, children's author, and literary critic. Works include "The Clergyman's Wife" (1812), "Son of a Genius" (1812) and "Farewell Tales Founded on Facts" (1840)
• Barbara Sleigh British children's novelist. Works include Jessamy and the Carbonel series.
• Bartolomé Cairasco de Figueroa Canarian poet, playwright and musician 1538-1610. Works include 'Templo Militante' and Comedia del Recibimiento
• Bateman, David Canadian poet/performance artist. "Impersonating Flowers", and "Invisible Foreground", both books of poetry.
• 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)
• Benjamin Anastas author of An Underachiever's Diary and The Faithful Narrative of a Pastor's Disappearance
• Tonino Benacquista
• Benson Snyder Author of The Hidden Curriculum, possibly from MIT
• Claushtane Bertron 1975-
• 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.
• 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
• Basil Boothroyd
• Esther Wood Brady, writer of historical fiction for YA, e.g., Great Sweeping Day.
• Brandon Collier, African-American fiction author, screenwriter, and ghost writer.
• Robert Brault quotes all over the Internet, identified as software writer and poet
• Brooks Lee
• Bulla, Adriano English writer, poet critic. See links-[19] [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29]
• Jesse Browner, American literary novelist, historian and translator
• Byron and Puskhin
• Bruno Sperani, Italian writer
• 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
• B.I. Flight, American fiction author
• Karen Wilsey Bass Canadian author
• Mary Harelkin Bishop Canadian author
• Martha Blum WW2 prisoner of war and Canadian author
• Maureen Bush Canadian author

[edit] C

• C. B. Colby (pulp children's literature author and newspaper columnist. 1904-1977)
• C. S. Giscombe (African-American Poet. Winneer of Best American poetry 1996)
• Caitlin Manning (teacher/writer)

8Caitlin Kittredge (Author)

• 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 Frederick (physicist) (American science fiction writer and physicist; lives in Ithaca. NY; designer of first digital moderm). Website at [[30]]
• 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)
• Caroline Allard (French-Canadian writer. Author of "Les chroniques d’une mère indigne". Winner of the Archambault Literary Prize -- Grand Prix littéraire Archambault)
• 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
• Cecile Pineda (writer/playwright)
• Ceriz Emmanuel (transmutalist writer)
• Chantal Schaul (surrealist writer)
• Charlene Joan Keeler American writer and essayist, born in Brooklyn, NY 1969.
• Charles Derennes (French writer)
• Charles Upton (poet), poet and sufi scholar
• 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)
• Christian Cameron A historical fiction writer, author of Tyrant novels.
• Christine Amsden (mystery/science fiction author: Touch of Fate) [31]
• Christine Hume (poet) [32]
• Christy Kenneally (Irish writer and broadcaster)
• Chun Sue
• Clarence Cason
• Clare Elfman
• Clare Jay (English writer, wrote: Breathing in Colour [33]
• 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
• Constant, Paule(French author of 'Intime Conviction')
• Joe Coomer (writer)
• Grace Stone Coates (1881-1976)
• Cristóvão de Aguiar Portuguese
• Cynthia Gralla
• Cynthia Griffin Wolff
• Cyrus J. Colter (January 8, 1910 - April 15, 2002), African American Novelist, Lawyer, U.S. Deputy Internal Revenue Service collector, U.S. Army Captain, Illinois Commerce Commissioner, Professor

[edit] D-E

• Thomas Augustine Daly is best known for his humorous verse primarily in Italian or Irish-American dialect. Although popular for forty years as a poet, he was a versatile writer, and he built an international reputation as an author, columnist, and lecturer. [34]
• Dag Ove Johansen
• Dan Tweyman
• Daniel Asa Rose
• Daniel Koeker Author of the Worlds series, as well as many other fiction projects in the works.
• Daniel C. Remein (American Poet, Published in Journals such as Sidebrow [35]
• Daniel F. O'Brien (American Poet, Essayist, and Short Story Writer)
• Daniel Pellizzari Brazilian novelist, translator and comics 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)
• Sinthyia 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)
• Dave Breslin, American writer, author of This Sober Life - www.ThisSoberLife.com or www.DaveBreslin.com
• David Oliver Doswell (African-American Essayist and Romantic Poet, Author of Beloved, David www.davidakachi.com
• Bindewald, David, poet, essayist, novelist. [36], and [37]
• David Devereux (British author & occultist)
• David Dvorkin American Writer [38] Author's Website]
• David Hernandez de la Fuente, Spanish Writer - see Spanish Wikipedia at http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hernández_de_la_Fuente
• Devid Levithan
• David Rensin
• David R. Slavitt
• David Klint (Weblog author of California)
• Robinson Davies
• 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
• Derek Lin American author of books based on the Taoist philosophy. Translated the Tao Te Ching and annotated it, authored The Tao of Daily life, and runs the www.taoism.net website.
• Destane Lozada (A young writer with talent and inspiration. Her first poem was made in 2004, and was chosen to represent her class. In 2008 she started writing again this time she made poems, fiction books, and autobiography's.)
• Ned Dickens Canadian playwright, author of City of Wine play cycle
• Don Aker
• Don Reisinger Tech Writer
• Diana Evans British/Nigerian author of 26a
• Renee Dodd Author of novel, A Cabinet of Wonders, [39]
• Dominique Lowell
• Doug Larson
• Douglas Bub (Swiss professor at Princeton/USC, expert on Goethe's Faust)
• Dramma tragico
• Drew Gallagher
• Dr. Haha Lung
• Dumbadze Nodar
• Dustin warburton (Horror/Children's author) [40]
• 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
• Eager (Novel) A novel by Helen Fox
• [Ed Skoog] American poet. [41] [42] [43][44] [45] [46] [47] [48]
• Kurt Eggers German nazi poet. There's an article on an SS formation named after him, but none about himself
• Ed Naha
• Edward Pollock (req 2008-06-30) (1823-1858) Poet who wrote "The Parting Hour".
• Eisner C. Alexander
• Elena Ferrante
• Elisa Albert b. 1978, author of How This Night is Different and The Book of Dahlia
• Elizabeth Chadwick British novelist and author of The Greatest Knight, The Scarlet Lion, and other works of historical fiction. [49]
• Elizabeth Cody Kimmel
• Elizabeth Daly
• Elizabeth Ferrars
• Elizabeth Mavon - Nominated for the Booker Prize in the 70s
• Elizabeth McNeill - author of the novel "9½ Weeks" that was made into the controversial movie starring Mickey Rourke and Kim Basinger
• 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
• Emma Walton Hamilton, author of "Raising Bookworms: Getting Kids Reading for Pleasure and Empowerment," co-author of Dumpy the Dump Truck, The Great American Mousical, Dragon: Hound of Honor, "Thanks to You: Wisdom from Mother and Child," "Simeon's Gift." Daughter of Julie Andrews. Editorial Director of The Julie Andrews Collection. Co-Founder, Bay Street Theatre, Actress, Director, Producer, Editor.
• Eric "E-Baby" Smith popular touring spoken word artist
• Eric Gamalinda, author of You Can Choose Your Afterlife
• Erik S. Larsen
• Esther Averill (1902-1992) American author and illustrator, "Jenny Linsky and the Cat Club" book series; publisher, founder of The Domino Press imprint. New York Review of Books biography
• Ethelwyn Wetherald (1857-1940), born in Rockwood, Ontario. He flirted with poetry briefly with a text like "The Pasture Field"
• 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

• Foster, Crissy -- Born December 18, 1979 in Torrance CA. American poet, author of short stories, author of The Way of The World (2007)
• Ildefonso Falcones
• Felicia Luna Lemus
• Fenton Johnson (1888–1958), African American poet, essayist, author of short stories, editor, and educator; needs disambiguation from (John) Fenton Johnson, American author (1953-); see [50] and [51]
• Firebird, Odellia Montreal born novelist, author of The Daughter of Flames (2009)
• Fonseca, Isabel Published author and novelist, wife of novelist Martin Amis. She once had a wikipedia entry which was rather inexplicably deleted.
• Frances de Pontes Peebles -- Brazilian-born American novelist, author of The Seamstress (2008)
• Francesca Marciano
• Francois Camoin
• Oliver Franklin -- science fiction writer
• Froeydis Arnesen
• Francis Diana-Pharaoh
• Frank Oliver Call (b. 1878) Poet who wrote "Blue Homespun" & "The Raconteur". Educated at Stanstead College, Bishop's and McGill Universities. Taught in Westmount High School on his return from Europe and afterward in Bishop's College School. His area of expertise in writing is Acadians and French Canadians literature.
• Frank Possemato- Modern American Poet
• Jill Frayne (Essayist and Daughter of Canadian Writer June Callwood)
• Funke, Cornelia-
• Gad Beck - (req. 2008-03-22) - Holocaust survivor; two books.
• 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
• V.V. Ganeshananthan
• Gail Gauthier
• Gary Earl Ross novelist, playwright, professor. Author of the novel Blackbird Rising and the play Matter of Intent, winner of the Edgar Award from Mystery Writers of America. Visit www.garyearlross.com.
• Galeigh Parkin poet
• Gary Gildner
• Gary Solomon Author
• Garzanti, Italian publishing house specialising in dictionaries and encyclopedias, see it:Garzanti
• Gaur Arvind Eminent Indian Theatre director, popularly known as Solo Guru
• G.E. Patterson [52]
• Genevieve Edmonds http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/ouch/2005/09/aspergers_not_a_disability.html, http://www.jkp.com/catalogue/author.php/id/1767, "kangarew" posts on http://www.asd-forum.org.uk/
• 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
• Guto Graca Brazilian artist and poet
• Ginés S. Cutillas
• The Governor (book) 16th century English text by Sir Thomas Elyot
• Fulton, Graham Published Scottish poet (http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/search-handle-url?_encoding=UTF8&search-type=ss&index=books-ca&field-author=Graham%20Fulton) - (http://www.grahamfulton-poetry.com/poems-past-publications.html) member of editorial staff on West Coast Magazine (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Coast_Magazine)
• Gregory Djanikian
• Guramishvili Davit
• Gustav Herling
• Gwen Fostic
• Gustaaf Johannes Renier
• Waguih Ghali
• Hall, Geoffrey H. US writer, author of The End is Known, (USA, 1949)

[edit] H-I

• Hamyguito de España
• Harinder Singh
• Isamu Fukui, author of The Truancy
• Harold Gordon, author of The Last Sunrise, holocaust survivor
• Harrison Gray Otis Blake
• John Haskell
• Hassan Choudhury
• Hatsume Soseki
• Bobbie Louise Hawkins American poet; wife of Creeley
• Helen Moore
• Helen van Slyke
• Henry H.H. Remak Pioneering scholar of comparative literature, Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature at IU Bloomington
• Henry William Brownejohns
• Historia Numorum
• Holly Bennett Author of the Bonemender series
• 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
• Katherine Hulme, novelist, author of "The Nun's Story"
• Hugh John MacLean, (b. 1887) son of Toronto-based World (magazine) owner W. F. MacLean, Member of Parliament. He was well-versed in writing as can be seen in "Just a Clerk", a poem of his.
• Howard Grass
• Hakan Günday
• H. P. Tinker
• Huda Barakat Contemporary Lebanese author who chronicled the effects of civil war on the Lebanese psyche now living in exile in Paris.
• Hugh Thomson Writer of travel non-fiction, documentary film maker and explorer; [[53]]
• I. A. Ireland
• Ian Applegate
• Ian Graham Contemporary author of the novel 'Monument' (2002) [[54]]
• Ian Patterson
• Idea Vilariño Uruguayan poet
• Idylle Saphique by Liane de Pougy
• Ildefonso Falcones
• Ines Hernandez Tovar author of "To Other Women Who Were Ugly Once"
• Inger Harriet Hegstad
• Instant book
• Irene Radford
• Isabelle Merlin, writer of romantic thrillers for teenagers[55][56][57][58]

[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
• Jack Moses, author 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. [59]
• Jackie Andrews
• Jackson Gregory
• Jackson Trounce Australian author of 'Tales of Glok: Flame, Honour and Redemption (unfinished)
• Jacob Corner
• 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 A. Coghlan Scottish novelist and author of The Impossible Journey, a new book having an increasing amount of press interest in India. See [60], [61], [62] and [63].
• 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
• Janan Cain, American children's book author of The Way I Feel and Roonie B. Moonie: Lost and Alone.
• Janardan Amballa Noted Telugu author and poet
• Jane Elliot, author of The Little Prisoner, a personal memoir of her childhood with her sexually abusive step-father
• Jane Sutton
• Janet Hitchcock Author of "The Holy Order of Womb Women"
• 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 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
• Jesse Coley (Author of the soon to come biographical novel "Dysfunctional:adj")
• Jessica Swan (Author of "Dear Isabelle", mystery/thriller).
• Jim coppoc (Author of "Blood, Sex and Prayer", "Bearing the Pall", "Reliquary", "Manhattan Beatitude", etc)
• J. Jackson Wray, (Author of "Nestleton Magna" historical/religious fiction novel)
• J.L. Speers (Author of the "The Pawn Prince")
• JMH Berckmans, (Belgian writer)
• 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) *Joan Henry{born April 8, 1914, died 2000} writer of novels about conditions in British prisons: Who Lie in Gaol, Women in Prison, Yield to the Night.
• Joan Hess (req. 2008-12-23) Author of Maggody (a.k.a "Ozark" & "Arly Hanks") and Claire Malloy humorous mystery series.
• Joanne Dobson Author of the Karen Pelletier mystery series, and I wanted to add link from one of her books to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Raven_in_popular_culture
• 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 Fridrich American author of Just enuf to get by. http://www.justenuftogetby.com/
• John Gardiner (lyricist), British 1936–2007, wrote musicals with composer Andrew Parr including Dazzle, Dracula Spectacular and Big Al.
• John Keir Cross
• John White (British writer) [64] 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
• Jon ****** Cortes American actor, singer, designer has worked on many regional and Off-Off Broadway productions.
• Jonathan Falla
• Jonathan Lindsey Sheehan
• Jonathan Peeples
• José Hierro, important Spanish poet from the 20th century (es, ca)
• Josefina de Diego
• Joseph Brockton Author of the queer as folk novel Every nine seconds.
• Joseph Geha Arab American author
• Joseph D. Martin Texas writer; www.josephdmartin.com
• Joseph Minton (American Expressionist Painter)
• Joyce Champion American author of the Emily and Alice children's book series.
• Judy Azar LeBlanc American author of Many Faces to Many Places, Things My Father Never Taught Me, The Compromise and the Unveiling
• J. Robert King
• Julia O'Faolain - Nominated for Booker Prize
• Julian Cole - British Crime Thiller author - [65]
• Julius von Schlosser
• Justina Chen Headlet
• J. A. Rogers

[edit] K

• K. Bannerman - Canadian author [66]
• 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 [67]
• Kate Jacoby Australian Author of 5 Books of Elita [68]
• Kathy Carmichael [69] an award winning romantic comedy author and popular lecturer on business & craft of writing
• Kay Bailey [70]
• 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 F. Pickett author of the 2009 comic release of "Chester the Crafty Pervert" [71]
• 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 Echlin, Canadian novelist, author of The Disappeared; see http://www.writersunion.ca/ww_profile.asp?mem=1036
• Kim Harrison (fantasy author) done, see Kim_Harrison
• Kim Hye-Sun - Korean Poet http://www.smith.edu/poetrycenter/poets/khyesun.html
• Kim Moritsugu
• Kirk DeMatas, A young Canadian poet who published "Wordspeak" in 2008 [72]
• Talia Kopach- Canadian unpublished playwright.
• Kristen Billerbeck (Fiction novelist for young women)
• Krysl, Marilyn- Award Winning American author of four story collections, six books of poetry.www.marilynkrysl.com
• Kody Boye
• Kevin M. Klerks - Canadian poet (b. 1971) http://www.sunfirecove.com

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• Labuda Aleksander
• Ladislao Sapangpalay
• 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"
• L.D. Sargent Female African-American published author and Bay Area playwright.
• Leah Hager Cogen
• Lee Inchon - leading ROK writer of experimental fiction
• Lee Israel (w/ Rdr from Leigh Israel) -- biographer (Kilgallen, Tallulah Bankhead), convicted forger of literary memorabilia, and memoirist (review in NYT BR)
• Lee M. Hollander- Author and Historian (Most notably The Poetic Edda)
• Leo Leonni - award winning children's author
• LeShawn Daniel Streater
• Lisa Dale Norton
• Lisa Klug (Lisa Alcalay Klug) - Author of Cool Jew: The Ultimate Guide for Every Member of the Tribe, a 2008 National Jewish Book Award honoree
• Liselotte Welskopf-Henrich
• List of Fictional Cities by Name
• Locus Dramaticus
• Lola Copacabana Argentina
• Loren Singer - Author of "The Parallax View" and "Making Good"
• Lorna Balian
• Loss Pequeno Glazier | Loss Glazier - (req. 2008-04-11) - Founder of the Electronic Poetry Center at the University of Buffalo. Has written and published several books on poetics, and computer language. Glazier has his PHd in English. He currently teaches full-time as a professor at the University in Buffalo. He instructs classes with a focus on creative language, digital poetics, and contemporary poetic conventions. He is also the Professor of Graduate Studies in the Media Department at the University at Buffalo. -->
• Herbert R. Lottman
• Louis Bayard - author ("The Black Tower," "The Pale Blue Eye," "Mr. Timothy") and reviewer (Salon.com, Washington Post)
• Louis A Bloomfield
• Louise Bak - author of emeighty (Letters), Gingko Kitchen (Coach House) and Tulpa (Coach House Books). Also the co-host of Sex City, Toronto's only radio show that explores the interconnections between sexuality and culture. Hosts a Toronto salon series called The Box which which encourages communication across creative borders
• 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")

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• Michael Z. Lewin - American crime fiction author - http://michaelzlewin.com
• Marcie Muir (1919-2007) was an Australian bibliographer and bookseller - she wrote the definitive works on Australian children's literature and children's book illustration
• Mack Maloney is an American author and musician. little more than 2.5 million books sold out of 34+ titles
• Stiefvater, Maggie American young adult novelist, author of Lament: The Faerie Queen's Deception, and upcoming novels Ballad (Lament's sequel), both with Flux, and Shiver, with Scholastic Press. [73] [74]
• Maria Olinda Beja is a poet from São Tomé and Príncipe whose most widely read works include Leve, Leve and Bo tende?.--198.11.27.53 (talk) 06:59, 5 December 2008 (UTC)
• Mark Nepo- is an American poet who has authored 12 books and has been nominated for the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize.
• Marilan Tinajero (born 1971) is an American poet and artist, whose poetic works include Radical Elements, Learning To Walk, The Writing Paper, Creed Of The Poet, Poseidon's War, Sand Vine, Kudzu Castles, Splash of Paint, Mother's Prayer, The Cure, Palimpsest, Listening To The Rain, Lady Fish and The Writing Spider among many others.
• Mary Kay Andrews is a former journalist and NYT bestselling American author of Deep Dish http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/20217/Mary_Kay_Andrews/index.aspx
• Mary Daheim is an American mystery author who writes the Alpine mystery series and the Heraldsgate Hill Bed & Breakfast cozies.
• Maureen Moss, noted inspirational speaker and author of God's Promise
• Megliore degli Abati, Italian poet from XIII Florence (see it:Megliore degli Abati)^[1]
• Meo Abbracciavacca, died 1313, Italian poet from Pistoia (see it:Meo Abbracciavacca)^[1]
• 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
• Bill Marsilii (born c.1963), American screenwriter [75]
• MaryAnn McCarra-Fitzpatrick (born 1967) Irish-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
• Thomas Medwin (1788-1869)
• Mohammed Hammam Fekri almekawi, Egyption writer, a novelist interested in the enviromente and scientific heritage.
• 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.
• Margaret Ball (author) (20th cent. writer, not Margaret Ball)
• 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
• Martti Johannes Larni
• Martin Roper
• Mary Jane Behrends Clark
• Mary TallMountain
• Max Milo Pitigrilli
• Maxence Fermine
• Mercedes Salisachs
• Meriette Soll Skridshold
• 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
• Mikhail Davidovich Baitalsky (1903-1978) Trotskyist journalist, writer, and publisher in Samizdat, author of "Notebooks for the Grandchildren: Recollections of a Trotskyist Who Survived the Stalin" ^[2]
• Michel Sauret
• Bich Minh Nguyen
• Mitchell Lovell
• Manuel Rui Monteiro Angolian Writer born in 1941
  • Major Jackson is a black American poet who has won numerous awards and whose work is highly regarded. (www.majorjackson.com)
• Maurice Skillern, Author- Poet- Philosopher, wrote "Messages"; Reflections of being (www.maurice-skillern.com)
• Mohan Rana Contemporary Indian poet.
• Mollie Panter-Downes Long-term contributor to The New Yorker. Obit at http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9803EFD7133DF931A35751C0A961958260
• Myron J. Smith Prolific bibliographer. Warfare, Sports, and Spy Fiction seem to be his topic areas. 102 results on Amazon, but some are duplicates. Maybe 40-50 unique bibliographies? One or two pictorial histories as well.

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• Nadra Haddad
• Nahid Rachlin
• Nasseeb Ariba
• Nathan Albright
• Nathan Long (author), fantasy writer of the most recent books of the Gotrek and Felix series. Please start an article on any of his novels, including the highly anticipated Elfslayer, due to release in October 2008.
• Naugle Dylan- Highly anticipated up and coming Crime/Noir fiction novelist, born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. Spent two years in New York writing his first novel "Clowns Don't Carry Guns".
• 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 [76]
• 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)
• Nora Gold, Canadian Jewish writer
• Norman Hindley
• Núria Añó catalan writer, author of three fiction novels, more information at [77]
• 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.
• Nickiesha Ricketts, author of the book "Diary of a Troubled Teenager"
• Nydia Lamarque, Argentinean.
• N.K.Osho , India.
• Matt de Burgh, TV scriptwriter and performer on show "Ghost Hunting with Matt De Burgh"

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• 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
• Obed Dela Cruz is a poet. He likes to make poems based on what he observed and concluded and apply it in the everyday life so that he can relate to others. Some of his poems are not good if you will look it into the rhyming words applied and the pattern he uses but he always make sure that there will be no vile word found and that his poem can help. You can see his poems in http://www.poemhunter.com/obed-dela-cruz
• O'Grady Rohan (Author of Let's Kill Uncle)
• Omi Salavea (poet)
• Omid Shams (poet,writer,critic, translator)he is a persian radical and post medernist poet. he published poem in M-A-G (Muse Apprentice Guild) magazine edithed by charles bernstein.his works on language,literature, politics and sexuality characterize radical thought in iran. he also tarnslated works from american Beat Generation into the persian.like "Howl" by Allen ginsberg.
• 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)
• Gina Pane (artist)
• Paolo Milano
• Parisse Jerome (playwright and novelist)
• 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)
• Philip Davenport, (UK poet)
• Philip Finch
• Philip Rock, (US/UK novelist)
• Philip Roy, (Award winning Altantic Canadian Author)
• Philippe Lejeune - Literary critic dealing mostly with Autobiographies, suggested the "Autobiographical Pact" or "Contract".
• Phillip A. Ellis Australian poet and critic
• Pink Banana Theatre Company, (Theatre Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
• Polina Barskova, (Russian poet) -- this article used to exist
• Polise Vincent (UFO Author) "The Pine Bush Phenomenon". http://www.pinebushufo.com/
• Edward Pollock (req 2008-06-30) (1823-1858) Poet who wrote "The Parting Hour".
• Powerone
• Predrag Matvejevich
• Amy Proctor
• Pshavela Vazha
• Daniel Putkowski, American novelist / author of "An Island Away" and "Bonk's Bar"
• Pilla Kumaraswamy, author of Criticism on Globalisation through poetry.
• Pakistani Drama, The type where there are a bunch of rich and poor families who try to get along.

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• Qaisar Iqbal Janjua is a writer and poet from Pakistan who writes critical analysis of English Literature and he is well known name in Pakistan. With 4 volumnous printed books of prose and one of poetry. Must be considered for the Wikepedia.
• R. A. Bragg Canadian Writer.Author of By the White Book
• Rachel Ingalls
• Rae Bryant American Author--http://raebryant.com
• Rainer Gocke
• Rafael Seligmann German/Jewish Writer.Author of Rubinstein's Auction
• Ramzi Salti Arab American writer. Author of The Native Informant and Other Stories: Six Tales of Defiance from the Arab World[78].
• Randa Ghazy
• Ranjii DhaliwalBest Selling Author (Canadian)www.ranjdhaliwal.com
• Rasheed Ayoub
• Rattawut Lapcharoensap Thai/American author.
• 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.
• Ray Succre [[79]]
• Raymond Turk 1960s Beat lyricist and novelist
• 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 Morgan American Author of Poetry, Biography and Novels. Professor at Cornell University.
• Pandit Rala Ram 'Ratan' Pandoravi Indian Urdu Poet & author of 21 books.He translated bhagvad Geeta (Sanskrit Poetry by Ved Vyas) in Urdu poetry.
• Rajendra Nath 'Rehbar' Indian Urdu Poet & author of six books.
• 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
• Rompski Jan
• 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" [80] also did some film work [81]
• Ruslan Nurullaev International writer. Novel: "Are we dreaming or Is it real...?"
• Ruth Elwin Harris
• Ruth P. Freedman
• Ruth Rooney
• Růžena Grebeníčková
• 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
• Russ Schneider
• R.W. Ridley Author of The Oz Chronicles
• John Ruganda.

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• sankha subhra devbarmanIndian Writer.Poet,Short -Story Writer,Novelist.
• Samhita Arni Indian writer. Author of The Mahabharata - A Child's View. See her website: http://www.samarni.com
• Sharon McPherson, Scottish writer and book publisher - See her website: [82] See her blog at [http://www.publishersecrets.blogspot.com
• Sam Truitt American poet. Author of Anamorphosis Eisenhower (Lost Roads), Vertical Elegies: Three Works (UDP); Vertical Elegies 5: The Section (Georgia) and Street Mete: A Work in Vertical Elegies (forthcoming, Palm). Son of Anne Dean Truitt (prominent late American artist) and James Truitt (prominent late American journalist).
• Sawako Nakayasu Japanese-American poet, translator, editor. website: http://www.factorial.org/sn/sn_home.html
• Susan Voth - (req 2008-05-27)- Author of Liquored Words & Afterthoughts and a Canadian poet.
• Shirley Toulson- poet
• Sudhir Neerattupuram - Indian (Malayalam) Writer, Journalist, Critc, Children's Story Writer, Essay Writer etc. Books include the Iswarante Chiri (God's Smile), Stories told by Swami Vivekananda, Subhashita Saram, Ramayan Quiz etc. The official Sudhir Neerattupuram's website can be found here: http://www.neeratt.blogspot.com/
• Sam Taylor author of Body of the World official website: http://www.samtaylor.us/
• Salamanda Drake author of Dragonsdale and Riding the Storm
• 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.
• Shawn McBride Philadelphia-based American author of Green Grass Grace.
• 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
• Leonore Schick (1988) Franco-British writer, author of "Lizard."
• Fernanda Seno (1942 - 1996) Portuguese poet
• Sean Vincent Lehosit - Horror writer from Columbus, OH
• Seumas MacManus (1869 - 1960) Irish writer of fairy tailes and novels about Ireland.
• Sergej Gandlevskij Russian Author
• Sever Gansovsky Russian science fiction author
• Shaginian, Marietta (aka Jim Dollar) Author of Mess-Mend: Yankees in Petrograd
• Shane Tourtellotte science fiction writer
• Sharma, Bulbul, Indian writer (The Anger of Aubergines, Banana Flower Dreams, My Sainted Aunts)and painter.
• Shirley Rousseau Murphy children's fantasy, science fiction, and (most recently) mystery writer (author of the Joe Grey cat mysteries)
• Star Davies fantasy writer, author of Divica series (Blood Forsaken)
• Stephen D. Frances (pseudonym Hank Janson) (req. 2009-01-21), Iconic pulp-fiction novelist . Bio - [83] Bibliography - [84]
• Steven Sherrill American author of The Minotaur takes a Cigarette Break
• Shinkichi Takahashi Zen Poet d. 1980. Collection of poems translated to English by Lucien Stryk entitled "Triumph of the Sparrow."
• Francis Sherman (poet) (1871-1916), born in Fredericton, N.B. Poet who wrote "Let Us Rise Up and Live!".
• Simon Dale Jones Welsh Poet, Lecturer
• Sinthyia DarknessAmerican author, model
• Shirshendu Mukherjee (India)
• Bucky Sinister
• Sook Nyul Choi
• Søren Jessen, Danish writer and illustrator, born 1963, page available on Danish wikipedia
• Smiley Blanton, M.D.
• Rebecca Smith, English author for Bloosbury Publishing
• Stanley Smith (author) Librarian, author and poet
• Sparkes Ali writer of the Shapeshifter series
• Spencer Troxell American poet
• Stanislav Witkiewitz
• George Edwards Stanley wrote the Third-Grade Detectives series
• 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 [85] [86]
• Stephen McCall Author of The Tyrannosaurus Tic: A Boy's Adventure with Tourette Syndrome, ISBN 1-4251-5501-4 [87] [88]
• Steve Kidmore
• Steven Marcus
• Malik Sullivan Author of poetry and short stories, most often considered horror and fantasy. check [[89]]
• Paul Sussman -- Author of The Last Secret of the Temple[90] and The Lost Army of Cambyses[91]
• Patrica Meyer Spacks on Gossip.
• Susan L. Lenzkes, American poet, author of "When The Handwriting On The Wall Is In Brown Crayon", "Everybody's Breaking Pieces Off Me", also Quiet Time poems in the CWR devotional "Everyday With Jesus".
• Susanna Kearsley - Canadian author. Books include the Shadowy Horses, Mariana, Named of the Dragon. Mariana won the Catherine Cookson Literary Prize. The official Susanna Kearsley website can be found here: http://www.susannakearsley.com/
• Ted Staunton Canadian children's author, lives in Port Hope, Ontario. Author of Puddleman.
• Subhransu Panda Indian(Odia/Oriya) poet, fiction writer, translator, editor. website: http://www.subhransupanda.webs.com publicatoins - morning is not so far
• Sarah Wilkinsin Author of adaptation of The Castle Spectre
• Sean Haldane British poet and neuropsychologist, author of Always Two, Emotional First Aid etc. website http://www.poem.sh
• Sibyl Morgan Author of poetry relating to african american experiences. website http://www.geocities.com/sjbm@sbcglobal.net/sibyls_place
• ((Simon Vincent)) American author and poet, author of Waypoint 90, and Sea Lust website http://www.simonvincent.com
• Sue Henry Author of two series of mysteries, including Murder on the Iditarod Trail. Publisher sites http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/15432/Sue_Henry/index.aspx and http://berkleysignetmysteries.com/author173
• Mahmud Saba, 19th century iranian poet (malek-o'sho'ara) and painter

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• Tabidze Galaktion
• Tamez Margo
• Tango Argentino (musical)
• Tania Kindersley
• Tapan Dey
• Tapsell R.F Author of 'The Year of the Horsetails','The Unholy Pilgrim','Shadow of Wings' and 'Monarchs, Rulers, Dynasties and Kingdoms of the World']
• 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
• Teolan, fictional country in Taulia universe
• Terence Leclere
• Terry Johnson
• The Godfather (fairytale)
• The Mirror Images (Identical Twin Illusionist) - [92]
• [[Thirunalloor Karunakaran(Revolutionary poet,scholar and leftist intellectual of Kerala-India]
• Thomas Klise
• Thomas L. Jentz
• Thomas Rengstorff (Author of both horror and metaphysical books.)
• Thorton W. Burgess
• Tom Kempinski [93]
• Tom McGowen, author of Sir MacHinery and many other books--His name currently redirects you to Album of Dinosaurs not a biography (requested 9-15-09) http://www.amazon.com/Sir-MacHinery-Tom-McGowen/dp/0695801678/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1253042804&sr=1-1.
• Tom Phelan (author of THE CANAL BRIDGE, IN THE SEASON OF THE DAISIES, DERRYCLONEY, ISCARIOT; 2008-09 Fellow of the Christopher Isherwood Foundation; www.tomphelan.net)
• Tom Weatherly (author of Maumau American Cantos, Thumbprint, and short history of the saxophone)
• Toni Rey (Author of Still Working After All These Years)
• Telakapalli Ravi (author of Nithy jeevitham)
• Tony R. Rodriguez (SF Examiner column writer)[94] (Books include THE DISAPPEARANCE AND THE SLOW AWAKENING, RAPID EYE METAPHORS, and SIMPLICITY REGURGITATED: POEMS AND SHORTS) [95]
• Torgrim Eggen
• Travis Martin (owner of Pen of Travis: www.pen-of-travis.mystarship.com)
• Tradell, the Queen (author of Millennium Millennia, also known as Tradell Mizrahi, his personal blog: thequeentradell.weebly.com)
• 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

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• Uma Parameswaran
• Upside-Down Stories from Downside-Up School-book series by Peter Steinberg
• Urquhart, Troy - Poet and writer of critical essays
• V R Main - Author of novel 'A Woman with No Clothes On', article in 'The Guardian' http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2008/oct/03/women.manet and Wikipedia article on Victorine Meurent refers to www.awomanwithnoclotheson.com
• Varsha M. Adalja
• Vatikiotis Michael
• Van Reid
• Vedam Venkataraya Sastry - Author of the very first play in Telugu (India)
• Vicki Myron, author of the NYT bestseller Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World
• Willister McClain
• Ventura Garcia Calderon, author, Peruvian, Spanish & French language writer, see Spanish Wikipedia article on him
• 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
• Victor King - new Australian author of Jacklin:a convict's story
• Vince Gotera American poet, writer, and editor of the North American Review (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_american_review)
• Vladimir Dmitrievich Dudintsev author of great Soviet novel Not By Bread Alone
• Volpert, Megan A. - contemporary American poet and theorist
• Vonnegut, Laureen
• Walker, Melissa - author of Violet on the Runway series of young adult novels; American magazine editor.
• Walladah bint-al-Mustakfi
• Walter Carlos Williams, arguably America's greatest poet
• Wang Lulu, (born 1960), Dutch novelist
• Wendy Hammond - [96] [97]
• Werley, Steven - Author of Sahdia book series [98]
• 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. [99]
• 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.
• Brad Wilcox Children's author, popular speaker and proffesor of children't literature at BYU. See bradwilcox.com
• Jan Wildt - (req. prior 2008-04-09) - slipstream author
• Will Hobbs - The book is entitled Far North.
• William Catzelflis
• William Harris Lloyd Roberts (b. 1884)
• 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 [100]- [101]
• William Royse Lysaght (1858-1945), born in Monmouthshire and educated at home with a private tutor, he became High Sheriff of Monmouthshire. He also wrote poems such as "The Penalty of Love".
• William Ruhlmann, music critic[102]
• Wilma Stockenström Award-winning South African poet, novelist and actress (translated by Nobel Laureate J.M. Coetzee). See: http://www.nb.co.za/listing/stockenstr-m/3035/ and http://www.stellenboschwriters.com/stockenst.html
• 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.
• World I Live In, the Helen Keller
• Kate WalbertThe Gardens of Kyoto, Our Kind, Where She Went: Stories
• Yan ji 嚴忌, one of the authors of the Chuci - Songs of the South; note the wrong redirection to the north chinese city!
• Enoch Penn Yobright
• Yglesias, Jose American novelist
• York Hunt
• Ysabeau Wilce
• Yuriy Nesis
• Lian Yanke (Yán Liánkē 阎连科), "one of China's greatest living authors and fiercest satirists"[103]
• Yannick Murphy author of Signed, Mata Hari
• Zeek author and illustrator of The Art of Shen Ku
• Zvi Jagendorf

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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"
• Abdul Aziz Bedil - Udmaa-aieen-purr sindhi poetry
• 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
• Jeannette Marks
• Jeremy Brooks
• John Albert Macy
• Paul Brodeur
• Percy Marks
• Robert Keable
• Seumas MacManus
• Stephen Becker
• Trygve Gulbranssen
• W. H. Canaway
• Warren Beck

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

• Camille Bacon-Smith - academic (Temple University), author of Science Fiction Culture, Enterprising Women, and other studies of science fiction fandom and its interaction with science fiction and popular culture; has written some minor fantasy fiction herself
• Henry Hemming - British author and artist published by John Murray (publisher) works include In Search of the English Eccentric, Misadventure in the Middle East and OffScreen - see [104]
• Lindsey Williams - Baptist minister and author of "the energy non-crisis", about the Prudhomme Bay oil fields, among other books.
• Michael Gurnow - His name appears as a source in many PoMo authors' listings, cf. William Burroughs and Thomas Pynchon. Should be included as a literary critic (has also written on horror films)
• Robert Bray (writer) - academic, writer on Tennessee Williams, etc. (Our article is on the actor who appeared on Lassie).
• Albert Sanchez Piñol (writer) - Contemporary Catalan horror and adventure writer, author of Cold Skin and Pandora in the Congo.
• Neil Ruzic author of "where the winds sleep", on future moon exploration. noted innovator, part of NASA/von braun group
• Jacob Whittingham - Author of the book 'What Being Black Is and What Being Black Isn't'
• Mikhail Davidovich Baitalsky - (1903-1978) Trotskyist journalist, writer, and publisher in Samizdat, author of "Notebooks for the Grandchildren: Recollections of a Trotskyist Who Survived the Stalin" ^[3]
• Barbara Stcherbatcheff - (1981-Present) Revealed as London's anonymous "CityGirl" columnist, writer of "Confessions of a City Girl." Also has written for Vanity Fair and is an accomplished musician. Articles on her are also on google news and she is a prominent financial journalist in London. ^[4]
• Aidan Watson-Morris - Self published author of To Flee or Not to Be, has been featured on Google News, Newsguide, Having a Laugh and several other sites. ^[5]

James Scott Bell

[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)

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• 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 Akond of Swat by Edward Lear.
• 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"
• The Amateur Historian by Julian Cole [105]
• An Essay on Woman by John Wilkes
• An Incomplete Education by Judy Jones and William Wilson
• An Island Away by Daniel Putkowski (2008) ISBN 978-0-9815959-0-0 http://www.danielputkowski.com
• An Oration on the Dignity of Man by Giovanni Pico della Mirandola - one of the "key" works of Renaissance humanism.
• The Art of Shen Ku Zeek
• The Artless Artist
• 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
• The Barbary Coast : An Informal History of the San Francisco Underworld Alfred A. Knopf, New York 1933. ISBN 1-56025-408-4
• 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
• Bloodheir by Brian Ruckley, second novel of The Godless World
• 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 Catswold Portal by Shirley Rousseau Murphy
• 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
• Censoring an Iranian Love Story by Shahriar Mandanipour
• Central Affairs by Wong Jing (Chinese Drama)
• Chaos and Amber by John Gregory Betancourt
• City of Thieves, A Novel by David Benioff ISBN 0670018708 Published by Viking, NY Times bestseller
• City of Wine play cycle by Ned Dickens
• List of poems set in Chicago - We have lists of fiction and of plays set in Chicago; why not poetry?
• Chanson de Saisnes
• Chasing Yesterday by Robin Wasserman.
• Child X by Lee Weatherly
• Chunhyangjeon
• The Columbiad by Joel Barlow
• 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
• Brady Coyne, a fictional character by William Tapply
• Olive Cotton

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• Galaxia The stories Of Ilusion by [Stanisław Giers ] (a Science fiction novel which originated as an fanfiction for the Tenchi Muyou series ,an unnoficial spinoff from the series telling the story of Tenchi's lost cousin who happens also to be Kagatto's reincarnation the story is set in the same universe but has its own storyline and plotline and its own unique world covers the afterlife theme though some regular elements from the Tenchi Muyou anime make an appearance too. The Story is set in Poland and in other unique locations. The story struggles with many issues itself is an spinoff and parody of Tenchi Muyou and other anime shows.)

http://knol.google.com/k/stanisaw-giers/galaxia-the-stories-of-illusion/eh4i89ehy5v5/1# (authors knol)

http://sites.google.com/site/megacivilisation/ (the site with the story)

• Companions Quartetby Julia Golding
• The Dark Cruise by Kenneth Tam. December 2007 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Eigth novel in the Defense Command series. Preceeded by The Sinope Affair ISBN 978-0-9784902-0-1 http://www.defensecommand.net
• The Dawn of Amber by John Gregory Betancourt
• The Defense Command series by Kenneth Tam http://www.defensecommand.net

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• Désirée, a novel by Annemarie Selinko
• Devi Choudhurani by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
• The Devil's Apocrypha by John A. De Vito
• Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World- New York Times bestsellers by Vicki Myron.
• Der Führer schenkt den Juden eine Stadt
• Die Gefährten by Anna Seghers
• A Different Reign on the Horizon by Jacob Corner
• Documents Decoratifs by Alphonse Mucha
• Dragonback series by Timothy Zahn
• Drowned Empire by Andrea Mariano
• "The Drug Problem in America" (note the capitalization and quotation marks) — one of several titles used for an anonymously written commentary using drug abuse as an analogy for another meaning of "drug": the past participle of "drag" meaning. The commentary itself advocates values such as respect for authority and elders, hard work without expectations of being rewarded, and doing acts of kindness. The "drug" term is used to tell how the narrator's parents instilled said values in him by literally dragging him to various events (e.g., "I was drug to church on Sunday morning ... ") and dragging him to the woodshed when he did wrong. A good article on this statement would attempt to trace its origins and explain the rationale behind the poem, plus explain its use in popular culture — for instance, the Bellamy Brothers once recorded a song called "Drug Problem," based on this commentary.
• The Diary of a Teenage Girl Books by Melody Carlson
• The Earther Equation by Kenneth Tam. July 2005 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Forth novel in the Equations series. Preceeded by The Renegade Equation, succeeded by The Campaign Equation and The Genesis Equation. ISBN 0-9731362-7-8 http://www.icebergpublishing.com
• The Electric Michelangelo by Sarah Hall - shortlisted for the Booker Prize.
• Epic Book by John Eldredge
• Epistles of Brethren of Purity
• Enciclopedia Universal Larousse, see es:Enciclopedia Larousse
• El Camino (novel), see es:El camino (novela)
• Even After All These Years by Nathan Albright
• The Equations series by Canadian author Kenneth Tam. Series of novels published by Iceberg Publishing.
• Fanny and AnnieShort story by D.H.Lawrence from England my England.
• Fifty Grand by Ernest Hemingway
• Firegirl by Tony Abbott
• The Floating Opera by John Barth
• The Flounder by Günter Grass
• The Flying Tortilla Man by Denise Chávez
• Fredy Neptune by Les Murray
• The Final Friends series by Christopher Pike
• Foreign Entrance by Jim Rapsey
• The Gallant Few by Kenneth Tam July 2007 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Fifth novel in the Defense Command series. Preceeded by The Independant Squadron and succeeded by The Jupiter Patrol. ISBN 978-0-9780916-6-8 http://www.defensecommand.net
• Gathering Grace by Victoria "Torrey" Newcomb, July 2008 novel about a superhero and a supervillain - and the granddaughter the two women have in common. Released by [Hanford Mead Publishers, Inc.]
• The Ghost Of Tokaido Inn by Dorothy Hoobler Thomas Hoobler
• The Gymnasts (children's series by Elizabeth Levy)
• Gehenna - a parable of man by A. M. Palmer [106]
• The Genesis Equation by Kenneth Tam. July 2006 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Fifth novel in the Equations series. Preceeded by both The Earther Equation and The Campaign Equation. Succeeded by The Vengence Equation. ISBN 0-9731362-9-4 http://www.icebergpublishing.com
• Getting Lost: Mishaps of an Accidental Nomad by Dave Fox
• The Godless World, by Brian Ruckley, is a fantasy trilogy of which two books (Winterbirth and Bloodheir) are written so far.
• Green Grass, Running River by Thomas King
• Green River Rising by Tim Willocks
• Green Eggs and Hamlet by Mike O'Neil
• Hafferty Hamster
• The Hawke Mission by Kenneth Tam. November 2006 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publsihing. Third novel in the Defense Command series. Preceeded by The Almost Coup, succeeded by The Independant Squadron. ISBN 0-9780916-3-9 http://www.defensecommand.net
• Heart of Teaching by John Fioravanti. May 2007 non-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. ISBN 978-0-9780916-5-1. http://www.icebergpublishing.com
• His Majesty's New World by Kenneth Tam. Upcoming April 2008 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. http://www.icebergpublishing.com
• The Homicidal Earl by Saul David Historian David talks about Lord Cardigan
• The Hand of Dinotopia by Alan Dean Foster
• Heaven is so Real (book) by Choo Thomas
• The Helmet of Horror by Victor Pelevin
• Here, There be Dragons (book) by James A. Owen
• The Highlander (book) by James MacPherson
• Hitopadesh by Narayan pandit is about thousand years old , indian story book
• The Human Equation by Kenneth Tam. 2005 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. First novel in the Equations series. Succeeded by The Alien Equation. ISBN 0-9731362-4-3 http://www.icebergpublishing.com

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• I Was a Teenage Fairy by Francesca Lia Block
• In Praise of the Stepmother by Francesca Lia Block
• In Which It Is Demonstrated That Fortune is Always Feminine by Honore de Balzac
• 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 (book) by Erik Ruhling
• Insane in Rome by A.J. Kaufmann ISBN: 978-1-906588-32-8
• 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 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 Lady in Black by Anita Loos
• 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 to Know by Melissa Hill. The sixth novel by Irish author Melissa Hill. Published by Poolbeg Press in 2007. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Last-Know-Melissa-Hill/dp/1842232940 ; http://www.melissahill.info/thelastoknow.htm
• The Last Western by Thomas Klise
• Legends of the Guardian-King, a four-part Christy Award-winning Christian fiction/fantasy book series by Karen Hancock. Contains the books The Light of Eidon (2003), The Shadow Within (2004), Shadow Over Kiriath (2005), and Return of the Guardian-King (2007).
• Les Bâtisseurs d'Empire by Boris Vian
• Letters to a Young Novelist by Mario Vargas Llosa
• Liber de ordine Creaturarum
• A Life Worth Living (J Holt)
• Little Book: The Sound of the Seventh Trumpet by Alejandro 'Henry' M. Hayrosa
• The Lonely Winds by B.I. Flight
• Los árboles mueren de pie by Alejandro Casona
• Love According to John by M. June Hunt
• Love in the Ruins by Walker Percy
• Lucifer and Lacious - by Sean Vincent Lehosit
• Luthliel's Song by Robert M. Fanney
• "Lludd and Lleuelys by Unknown
• 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
• May Day (short story) a short story (novelette) by F. Scott Fitzgerald about the aftermath of World War 1 and the beginning of the Jazz Age
• The Midnight Ride of William Dawes
• Moving Violations by John Hockenberry
• Memoria del fuego ("Memory of Fire")
• Men, Martians, And Machines by Eric Frank Russell
• 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
• Marcabrú y la hoguera de hielo, see es:Marcabrú y la hoguera de hielo
• 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

• National Era - c. 1850s abolitionist periodical out of Washington, DC. First to publish Uncle Tom's Cabin.
• Never Ending Pigeon Saga, The by Marc Blizzurd
• Norton Anthology (only one rd-lk, but "52 of about 64" hits w/in WP)
• Ode on the Poets by John Keats
• Of Consciousness, her awful Mate, an analysis by
• Old Yeller (novel) - article exists at Old Yeller
• One Day of the Year (Play) - play by Alan Seymour
• Operation Wandering Soul (novel), 1993 National Book Award finalist (fiction) by Richard Powers (ISBN 0-688-11548-9)
• Ordinary Princess, children's book by M.M. Kaye
• Ornament of the World by Maria Rosa Menocal
• Our Lady Of Darknessby Sinthyia Darkness (ISBN 1-4241-2523-5)
• The Oz Chronicles by R.W. Ridley
• Panthea by Oscar Wilde
• The Passing of Grandison a short story by Charles W. Chesnutt
• The Pawn Prince a poetry collection by J.L. Speers
• Pillars of Fire: Flames of Mars by Ian Steil
• Petticoat Ranch by Mary Connealy
• Pfitz by Andrew Crumey
• Ping Yao Zhuan by Feng Menglong
• A Play About Chairs by Nathan Albright
• The Pony Pals A series of children's books by Jeanne Betancourt
• Power Boys Series
• The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy
• A Preface to Morals by Walter Lippmann
• A Preface to Politics by Walter Lippmann
• A Prisoner in the Caucasus
• Psilocybin Mushroom Cultivator's Bible
• Punishment Without Revenge by Lope De Vega
• Palindrome Hannah by Michael Bailey
• The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale
• Pulp Fiction Novels --- Pulp magazine and Lesbian pulp fiction already exist but not this/ or rename pulp magazine to pulp fiction? High Heels on Wet Pavement 16:09, 15 February 2007 (UTC)
• A Pagan Place by Edna O'Brien
• The Queen of America by Russell H. Greenan
• Dungeons and Dragons: Races of The Dragon by Wizards Of The Coast
• Ransom (novel) by Jay McInerney
• Red Mafiya by Robert Friedman
• Religions of the Silk Road by Richard Foltz. It's already cited as a reference by at least 13 Wikipedia articles on religion, sometimes cited as "Religions and the Silk Road".
• The Renegade Equation by Kenneth Tam. May 2005 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Third novel in the Equations series. Preceeded by The Alien Equation and succeeded by The Earther Equation. ISBN 0-9731362-6-X http://www.icebergpublishing.com
• Resurrection Day(novel) by Brendan DuBois
• Revolutionary Suicide
• The Rouge Commodore by Kenneth Tam July 2006 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. First novel in the Defense Command series. Succeeded by The Almost Coup. ISBN 0-9780916-0-4 http://www.defensecommand.net
• Running in the Family (book)by Michael Ondaatje
• Regnum congo by Pigafetta

[edit] S

• The Sister's Shame by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Peom can be found: here
• Sironia, Texas by Madison Cooper
• The Stone and The Flute by Hans Bemmann
• The She by Carol Plum-Ucci
• The Sacred Romance by John Eldredge
• Second Satire by Horace
• Self-Management for Actors: Getting Down to (Show) Business ISBN 0972301992 (third edition) ISBN 0972301984 (second edition) ISBN 0972301976 (first edition) by Bonnie Gillespie
• The Secret Life of Algernon Pendleton by Russell H. Greenan
• Secrets of the Clans by Erin Hunter, author of Warriors (novel series).
• Shadow Unit, a collaborative website/pseudo-TV show by Elizabeth Bear, Emma Bull, Amanda Downum, Sarah Monette, Will Shetterly and Stephen Shipman
• Shadows of Amber by John Gregory Betancourt
• Shanghai (novel) by Christopher New
• Shades of Prey co-authoured by six Pakistani teenagers: Taha Azher, Hiba Ilyas, Dur-e-Shahwar Khalil, Arsalan Latif, Yumna Sarwar and Rajab Ali Sayed
• Silences by Tillie Olsen
• Signed, Malraux by Jean-François Lyotard
• [Sunshadow][107] by Rooma Mehra ASIN: B0000EDW3A
• The Sinope Affair by Kenneth Tam. December 2007 science-fiction novel from Iceberg Publishing. Seventh novel in the Defense Command series. Preceeded by The Jupiter Patrol, succeeded by The Dark Cruise. ISBN 978-0-9780916-9-9 http://www.defensecommand.net
• The Skylight Room by O. Henry
• Sleepover Friends (children's series by Susan Saunders)
• Someone Comes To Town, Someone Leaves Town by Cory Doctorow
• Smiles to go by Jerry Spinelli
• Son jara or Sundiata, epic of the Mandinka about the founder of the Mali Empire
• Sora Yume no Uta a Japanese novel by Sakura Kai(novelist)
• The Last of the Jedi, Book 9 by Jude Watson
• The Stories of Eva Luna by Isabelle Allende
• The Story of V by Catherine Blackledge
• The Speed of Trust by Stephen MR Covey
• Standing Tall: A Daughter's Gift by Jaqui Tam. January 2006 non-fiction novel published by Iceberg Publishing. http://www.icebergpublishing.com ISBN: 0-9731362-8-6
• Strip City by Lily Burana
• The Subterranean Travel of Niels Klim by Ludvig Holberg
• The Sucking Pit by Guy N. Smith
• Suicide Junkie by S. Westwood
• Still Working After All These Years by Toni Rey
• Sword of Amber by John Gregory Betancourt
• The Story of a Real Man (novel) by Boris Polevoy prokofiev opera based on this
• Swinesend: Britain's Greatest Public School by Ben Locker, William Dornan, and Jonathan Owens
• Sharp North by Patrick Cave
• Santa Calls by William Joyce
• Songs of Earth And Power by Greg Bear ISBN 0-812-53603-7
• Sibyl's Place by Sibyl Morgan. A beautiful collection of poems/journal entries. One african american womans experiences of love and life exposed through spoken and written word. http://www.geocities.com/sjbm@sbcglobal.net/sibyls_place

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• Time of the Great Freeze by Robert Silverberg
• Tale of the Slave - Robert Nozick's 1974 ethics parable of nine cases of slavery. [108]
• Tales of terror from the black Ship by chris priestly preceded by Uncle Montague's tales of Terror illistrated by david roberts
• Tango Argentino (musical)
• Teseida delle nozze di Emilia by Giovanni Boccaccio
• Three Cousins Detective Club Elspeth Campbell Murphy
• Three Ladies at Sea
• The Adventures Of Endill Swift by stuart mcdonald, it has been published in at least five languages and was selected for the federation of children's book's pick of the year.
• The Danton Case and Thermidor
• The Dead Drummer by Thomas Hardy
• The Ghosts of Eden by Andrew JH Sharp
• The Last Universe by William Sleator
• The Little Red School Book
• The Medusa Conspiracy by Ethan Shedley, mentioned at the bottom of this
• The Odd Women by George Gissing
• 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 - self-published book [109]
• 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 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
• The Vermin Episode by Jacob Appel (sequel to Kafka's Metamorphosis)
• Uncle Montague's tales of Terror by chris priestley succeeded by tales of Terror from the black ship illistrated by david roberts http://www.talesofterror.co.uk
• Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson
• Were all Australian Now by Banjo Paterson
• 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
• Winterbirth by Brian Ruckley
• Working Days: The Journals of The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck
• 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

Wenyan Gu, Vice President of Chinese Juvenile literature Committee, president of the Zhejiang Branch Born in 1991 in a small city in southeast of China,she is one of the main representatives of the Chinese young writers born after the 90s. After arising the critics and the public's attention in 2005 by publishing the short fiction collection My Stunt And I, she has been around the focus of the media and juvenile literature circle. May, 2009, her second and third book was published by the Shanghai Children's Literature Publisher. view her blog at http://blog.sina.com.cn/liarstory

[edit] Literary movements and styles

• 9/11 literature – fiction (eg Safran Foer, DeLillo), drama and poetry about September 11
• Absurd Dirty Realism
• Agricultural theory
• Alien Chronicles
• Asturian literature
• Axism
• Boyology
• Boondi : The Online magazine
• Cloak and dagger (literary style)
• Chuanqi
• Combinatory Literature e.g. The Oulipo
• Conversion Narrative
• Cozy Mystery
• Dán díreach
• Deibidhe
• 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
• Metaphysical detective story
• Noveau Romain
• Outsider Writers Example
• Panfuturism Ukraine
• Philosophical autobiography
• Photobiography
• Poetism
• Qu (literature)
• Rabelais Club
• Rexurdimento (the 19th century Galician literary movement; consult gl:Rexurdimento)
• The seven by nine squares
• Skaz
• 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

• Acropole
• Adrenachrome
• American Adamic Tradition
• Anthropophobic
• Biological Essentialism
• Center of Energy
• Chaism
• Chapter Book
• Crash and burn
• Cyclical Plague
• Conversion narrative (auto/biographical term for religious conversion and other types of conversions as well)
• Demerit
• Descriptive Language
• Directors of conscience
• Discontinuous narrative
• Disinfotainment (term invented by Paul Krassner to describe "disinformation in the guise of entertainment.")
• Dolt (literary term)
• End of Lifed
• Esemplastic
• Expletive Construction
• Fag Bucket
• Fictography
• Fredom/fre
• Fablio Tale
• Free as the sky
• Graveled
• Gutter rhyme[110]
• Hellscape
• 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
• Pseudopseudohypoparatheriodism(What does it mean?)
• Proleptic irony
• Propempticon
• Punctilio
• Railing death
• Schizothemia (a form of digression)
• Schwarze Pedagogik (in children's literature)
• Sonnet redouble
• Storycraft
• Structural exegesis
• Structural Irony
• Summary Theme
• Textual integrity
• Thematic coherence
• Threnos
• Totsie
• Transcendental homelessness
• Turskijesque
• Ulterior Motives
• Weak sauce (slang term)
• With bells on or With bells
• Wasf
• Xanaduism
• YAW-thor

[edit] Theatre and stage

• Alternative Theatre Company a non-profit LGBT theatre company in New York City producing gay themed Off Broadway plays. Their current play I saw last weekend is "The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever!" playing at The Actors' Playhouse in NYC. Info at www.AlternativeTheatreCo.org.
• Missoula Children's Theatre traveling theater group that teaches local kids to act in productions
• Sharon Bakker Canadian stage and film performer
• Barrington Stage Company - professional theater in the Berkshire mountains (Western Massachusetts) founded in 1995. Referenced in a number of Wikipedia articles. barringtonstageco.org
• Belt Up (nothing to see/hear) - British theatre company
• The Beads - (req. 2007-01-27) lyric play written by M. Ragasa Avena, a Philippine writer in English
• The Best of Both Worlds (musical) - A new musical adaptation of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale written by Diedre Murray, Randy Weiner, and Diane Paulus.
• Antony Braithwaite a Philadelphia Actor and Barrymore award winner
• The Brick Theater, an award-winning indie theater in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
• The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon by Don Zoildis (and some of his other works)
• Robert Carsen Canadian stage director of opera
• Castigat ridendo mores, seventeenth-century Latin phrase concerning comedy's alleged power to correct morals; the motto of the Comedie-Italienne, often attributed to Moliere or to Horace but believed to be by Jean de Santeuil
• The Clockwork Theatre, Inc. —A NYC based not-for-profit theatre company. website
• Close for Comfort Theatre Company — [111]
• Michael Codron (born 1930), British theatre producer and manager (images)
• R. G. Davis Founder and first director of the San Francisco Mime Troupe
• Hilary Dean an American stage and film performer for more information go to bebo and look for HilaryD026
• Matt Doyle (actor) an actor who has appeared in the smash Broadway hit Spring Awakening and has made several guest appearances on the CW's Gossip Girl. He has various mentions in Wikipedia articles but no page for himself.
• Nick Drake (playwright)
• Easter Rising (musical) - A musical by Michael Arden.
• Eginton Alignment - Alignment work established by Margaret Eginton [112]
• Fela! - a musical about the life and career of Fela Kuti
• Katherine Fitzmaurice - [113]
• Fitzmaurice Voicework - [114]
• Eamon Foley Young actor; currently performing in [13]
• Forest Fringe Artist-led Edinburgh Festival initiative, founded by Deborah Pearson and Andrew Field. Winner of a Herald Angel, The Peter Brooke Award Special Mention for site specific work, and the Arches Brick Award (for Paper Cinema's show The Night Flyer.) http://www.forestfringe.co.uk
• Frederic Loewe Foundation
• Jon Adam Freeman, singer actor dancer, http://www.jonadamfreeman.co.uk
• Dylan Gamblin
• 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.
• Sean Gill, American playwright and filmmaker [115] [116] [117] [118] [119]
• Good Boys and True, a play written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa [120]
• Frank Hauser (1922—2007) ^{[121] [122]}
• Historic Asolo Theater [123]
• Gertrude E. Jennings Sussex-born playwright of the early 1900s - excelled in the one-act curtain-raiser.
• Carly Jibson
• Ryan Kiggell award winning theatre and tv actor
• Maria Knebel a former student and colleague of Constantin Stanislavski and a Professor at the Moscow Institute of Theatre Arts. A Professor to Sam Kogan from 1966 to 1971.
• La Clique - Theatrical entertainment that has been staged internationally
• Helen Langworthy - Founder of the Little Theatre of the Rockies, Greeley, CO.
• Laughtrack Theater Company - Hawaii's first home, and currently only home, for long-form improv in the bustling arts disctric of downtown Honolulu in Chinatown. [124]
• Simon Levy - The Fountain Theatre - Playwright, Director, Producer. He's currently the Producing Director/Dramaturg with The Fountain Theatre in Los Angeles, CA - [125]
• John lion:Sarted the award winning theater "the magic theater" in san-fransico CA, Helped launch careers of Sam Shepard, Peter Coyote and Ed Harris among others, recipient of receive the highest honor given by the Dramatists Guild, appeared in the right stuff. Links http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1999/08/04/DD37398.DTL&type=performance, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0513321/bio, http://www.filmreference.com/film/18/John-Lion.html,http://www.magictheatre.org/pages/highlights.shtml
• Livingston Theatre Company- Rutgers University's only theater company committed to only performing musicals
• List of acting techniques
• London Theatre Blog — website a long-standing, non-profit, group-authored theatre publication covering the performing arts in London and beyond. Edited by Andrew Eglinton. Principal contributors: Stephe Harrop, Matt Bootman, Jens Peters, Diana Damian.
• Anna Louizos, American scenic designer. Avenue Q, High Fidelity.
• Ludus Ludius Improvisation Theatre Company, a theatre group based in Cardiff, Wales that create theatre through improvised playfulness. Ludus Luidus Theatre web site
• the Madness of Lady Bright - written by Lanford Wilson. Was first produced at the Café Cino in Greenwich Village in May 1964 at Caffe Cino, is seen as a breakthrough in gay theatre as it portrayed homosexuals as human.
• Anew McMaster - Irish actor-manager, employed Harold Pinter early in the dramatists career
• Missoula Children's Theatre
• Nakai Theatre A theatre associated with the Owen Williams (calligrapher)
• National Bunraku Theater UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Site [http://www.ntj.jac.go.jp/english/index.ht
• Steve Neumann, Actor, and Arts Educator for children of all ages, founder and owner of Sunset Theatre Company L.L.C.
• New Old Friends Theatre Company An exciting new British theatre company producing original comedy for the stage website
• Peninsula Youth Theatre a youth theatre in Mountain View California; [www.pytnet.org]
• The Philanthropist (play), a Broadway production starring Matthew Broderick, running at the American Airlines Theatre [126]
• Larry Pressgrove, musical arranger and keyboardist for Broadway's [title of show]
• Saint John Theatre Company Locally run, not for profit theatre company in Saint John, NB, Canada. [127]
• The Studio Theatre Live theatre in Washington, DC specializing in contemporary work and actor training. http://www.studiotheatre.org
• Sumner Theatre, the new theatre of the Melbourne Theatre Company which opened in 2009.
• Lulu Sweigard
• David I. Taylor, Theatre Designer and Theatre Consultant, Theatre Projects and Arup
• David Thaxton, currently playing Enjolras in the West End production of Les Miserables
• Theatre in Norwich, England An article on the local theatres and local professional theatre companies
• Theatre of the Grotesque, briefly mentioned in the Grotesque section as a precursor to the Theatre of the Absurd
• TeatroStageFest, Latino International Theater Festival of New York, Inc.
• Orl Unho, cult American playwright
• Utah Opera — website
• Ferdinand Vanӗk:
• The School For Husbands: A comedy written by Molière in the 1600's. Also the name of a book by Wendy Holden
• Stephen Wadsworth American theater director and scholar/translator
• Douglas Turner Ward: African American Playwright
• Li Yuru, Beijing Opera performer who passed away recently [Guardian obituary], widower of playright Cao Yu.
  • “the protagonist of three of Václav Havel's plays and a Havel stand-in.”
  • “A number of Havel's friends then wrote their own plays with Ferdinand Vanӗk. Stoppard continues in that tradition.” (Rock 'n' Roll (play))

colonial theater

• The Theater of Western Spring - theater in Western Springs,IL
• Peninsula Youth Theatre a nonprofit youth theatre in Mountain View, CA
• Amuse presents「THE GAME 〜Boy's Film Show〜」 [128]

[edit] Other

• Category:Audiobook narrators or similar (for e.g. Scott Brick)
• Alanna: The First Adventure, the first book in the Song of the Lioness series by Tamora Pierce
• Affabulation - The moral of a fable [129]. Perhaps, redirect to Moral, or Fable?
• Alligator Juniper (magazine)
• Angria (Fictional Country) By Charlotte, Branwell, Emily (later Gondal) and Anne (later Gondal) Bronte.
• 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
• Eric the Skull, used in the initiatiation of the Detection Club for UK Crime Writers.
• Film poetry (see – examples also by Auden & Betjeman.)
• Gondal (Fictional Country) By Emily (earlier Angria) and Anne (earlier Angria) Bronte.
• 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]
• Hemerotheca
• The King Of Pain Appeared in The Barbary Coast : An Informal History of the San Francisco Underworld Alfred A. Knopf, New York 1933. ISBN 1-56025-408-4, Also Referenced in Neil Gaiman's book American Gods and http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/history/hbtbcidx.htm

http://www.neilgaiman.com/p/FAQs/Sandman#q1 don't know if that will help. Killemall22 (talk) 22:02, 5 March 2009 (UTC)

• Lament for Art O'Leary
• Melendys
• Miratos
• Old Negev Alphabet
• Phroomf a children's book about a Christmas elf, written by Rosina Diva
• Poem in a Pocket Day a nationally celebrated day where people keep poems in their pocket to share with their friends, families, or people they meet
• Ruth Schwartz Award
• [[RESALE-E-ZAHABIA a letter by IMAM JAFARE SADIQ to khalif haroon rasheed]]
• Emily Sands - Fictional archaeologist of the journals Egyptology: Search for the Tomb of Osiris et al. who disappears in 1927
• 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 ([130])
• Poetry Institute of Canada
• aplomage - food name, by Frank Herbert
• The J Affect by Peter Burstin [131]
• Riff Markowitz [132], mentioned in The Historic Plaza Theatre [133]entry and the Bluff [134] gameshow entry
• StoryMash - Collaborative storytelling that pays everyone for new chapters (http://storymash.com/)

[edit] Notes and References