English children's writer.

• Wrote Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner

French novelist and essayist.

• Wrote The Stranger, The Plague and The Rebel

English novelist.

• Wrote Brave New World

French novelist.

• Wrote Man''s Fate

English novelist.

• Wrote A Clockwork Orange

French writer and aviator.

• Wrote The Little Prince

Canadian novelist.

• Wrote Hotel

American playwright.

• Wrote The Crucible

American playwright.

• Wrote Two Trains Running

Italian philosopher, statesman, historian and literary critic.

• Wrote several biographies and works of literary criticism

Russian novelist and poet.

• Wrote Doctor Zhivago

Irish playwright .

• Wrote The Hostage

American novelist.

• Wrote The Chosen

American playwright.

• Wrote Waiting for Lefty

American short-story writer and journalist.

• Wrote Guys and Dolls

American mystery writer, creator of Sam Spade.

• Wrote The Maltese Falcon

American playwright.

• Wrote American Buffalo

American essayist and children's writer.

• Wrote Charlotte''s Web

American novelist and critic.

• Wrote Axel''s Castle

American playwright.

• Wrote Who''s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

American novelist.

• Wrote Glitz

German novelist.

• Wrote All Quiet on the Western Front

American mystery writer.

• Wrote the Perry Mason series

American playwright.

• Wrote The Iceman Cometh

French playwright of Rumanian origin.

• Wrote The Bald Soprano

American novelist.

• Wrote Son of the Morning Star

English novelist.

• Wrote The Loved One

Hungarian novelist.

• Wrote Liliom

American playwright and novelist.

• Wrote The Subject Was Roses

American fantasy writer, journalist and playwright.

• Wrote The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

English novelist.

• Wrote Father Brown

American radio personality, novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote Lake Wobegon Days

American philosopher and poet.

• Wrote The Sense of Beauty

British playwright.

• Wrote Mrs. Warren''s Profession

Italian novelist.

• Wrote The Leopard

American novelist and essayist.

• Wrote Myra Breckinridge

English novelist.

• Wrote The Power and the Glory

British short-story writer and novelist who also wrote under the name Saki.

• Wrote Reginald

American journalist and essayist.

• Wrote Prejudices

American novelist.

• Wrote Tropic of Cancer

American novelist.

• Wrote The Winds of War

Swiss novelist.

• Wrote Steppenwolf

Russian novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote The Thaw

American novelist.

• Wrote The Stepford Wives

Russian-American novelist.

• Prolific science fiction writer; author of over 200 books

American Yiddish novelist and short-story writer of Polish origin.

• Wrote The Magician of Lubin

American novelist and poet.

• Wrote Flight to Canada

Italian novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote If on a Winter''s Night a Traveler

Reclusive American novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote Catcher in the Rye

English novelist.

• Wrote The Lord of the Rings

American novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote The Call of the Wild

American novelist.

• Wrote Shogun

American novelist.

• Wrote Hawaii

American humorist.

• Wrote My Life and Hard Times

Scottish novelist and playwright.

• Wrote Peter Pan

Czech novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote The Good Soldier Svejk

French playwright, poet and novelist.

• Wrote The Beauty and the Beast

American novelist.

• Wrote The Firm

American novelist.

• Wrote The World According to Garp

American playwright.

• Wrote Six Degrees of Separation

American novelist.

• Wrote The Rebels

American novelist.

• Wrote A Separate Peace

American novelist and journalist.

• Wrote Hiroshima

American novelist.

• Wrote East of Eden

American novelist.

• Wrote U.S.A.

English novelist.

• Wrote The Forsyte Saga

American novelist.

• Wrote The New Centurions

American novelist.

• Wrote Catch-22

English novelist of Polish origin. Original name: Josef Konrad Koreniowski.

• Wrote Heart of Darkness

Czech novelist and playwright.

• Wrote R.U.R. (Rossum''s Universal Robots)

Pseudonym of Danish writer Karen Blixen.

• Wrote Out of Africa

Norwegian novelist.

• Wrote Hunger

American novelist.

• Wrote Slaughterhouse Five

American playwright.

• Wrote Talley''s Folly

American novelist.

• Wrote The Last Picture Show

American novelist.

• Wrote The Anderson Tapes

American novelist.

• Wrote Exodus

American journalist.

• Wrote The Shame of the Cities

American novelist.

• Wrote The Indifferent Children

Italian playwright and novelist.

• Wrote Six Characters in Search of an Author

English biographer.

• Wrote Eminent Victorians

French novelist.

• Wrote Remembrance of Things Past

American novelist.

• Wrote The Godfather

American novelist.

• Wrote A Winter''s Tale

American illustrator, author and set designer.

• Wrote Where the Wild Things Are

Russian novelist and short-story writer. Original name: Alexei Maximovich Peshkov.

• Wrote The Lower Depths

American novelist.

• Wrote The Andromeda Strain

American mystery writer.

• Wrote I, the Jury

Pseudonym of Japanese novelist and playwright Kimitake Hiraoka, who committed seppuku (ritual suicide) in a plea for Japanese rearmament.

• Wrote Confessions of a Mask

American playwright.

• Wrote Once in a Lifetime

American playwright.

• Wrote Barefoot in the Park

Greek novelist.

• Wrote Zorba the Greek

American novelist.

• Wrote The Naked and the Dead

American novelist.

• Wrote The Great Santini

American novelist and travel writer.

• Wrote The Mosquito Coast

English humorist.

• Wrote The Inimitable Jeeves

American novelist.

• Wrote Jaws

American novelist.

• Wrote Slouching Towards Kalamazoo

French novelist.

• Wrote Planet of the Apes

American science-fiction writer.

• Wrote Fahrenheit 451

American mystery writer.

• Wrote the Nero Wolfe stories

American novelist.

• Wrote A Long and Happy Life

American children's writer.

• Wrote Busy, Busy World

American short-story writer.

• Wrote You Know Me, Al

American novelist.

• Wrote The Aquitaine Progression

American writer.

• Wrote From Bed to Worse

French novelist.

• Wrote Jean-Christophe

English writer.

• Wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

American humorist.

• Wrote The Road to Miltown

American actor, playwright and screenwriter.

• Wrote True West

American novelist.

• Wrote Presumed Innocent

American novelist.

• Wrote The Great Gatsby

Irish playwright.

• Wrote Juno and the Paycock

American short-story writer and novelist.

• Wrote Winesburg, Ohio

Pseudonym of Russian Yiddish humorist Solomon Rabinowitz.

• Wrote Tevye''s Daughter

American novelist.

• Wrote Babbitt

American novelist.

• Wrote The Shining

English novelist.

• Wrote The Once and Future King

American playwright.

• Wrote The Glass Menagerie

American children's writer.

• Wrote The Cat in the Hat

American novelist.

• Wrote An American Tragedy

American novelist.

• Wrote V

American novelist.

• Wrote Little Big Man

American novelist.

• Wrote Look Homeward, Angel

German novelist.

• Wrote Death in Venice

American novelist and short story writer.

• Wrote Pharaoh''s Army

American journalist and novelist.

• Wrote Bonfire of the Vanities

American novelist.

• Wrote The Hunt for Red October

American playwright.

• Wrote Slavs!

American novelist.

• Wrote The Jungle

Russian-American novelist.

• Wrote Lolita

American novelist and screenwriter.

• Wrote Marathon Man

American novelist.

• Wrote Lie Down in Darkness

American author who began writing his wildly successful short stories while serving a prison term for embezzlement.

• Wrote Cabbages and Kings

American novelist and playwright.

• Wrote The Human Comedy

English novelist.

• Wrote Lord of the Flies

American novelist.

• Wrote Love Among the Cannibals

American Western writer.

• Wrote Riders of the Purple Sage

English novelist.

• Wrote A Passage to India

Irish novelist, short-story writer and poet.

• Wrote Ulysses

English novelist and poet.

• Wrote Lady Chatterley''s Lover

English novelist and essayist. Original name: Eric Blair.

• Wrote Animal Farm and 1984

Irish playwright, novelist, and poet who wrote in French.

• Wrote Waiting for Godot

English playwright.

• Wrote The Dumb Waiter

Czech-born English playwright. Original name: Tomas Straussler

• Wrote Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

French novelist. Original name: Jacques Anatole François Thibault.

• Wrote Penguin Island

English novelist and poet.

• Wrote Jude the Obscure

French novelist, playwright, and existential philosopher.

• Wrote No Exit

Czech novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote The Trial

American novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote A Farewell to Arms

American mystery writer, creator of Philip Marlowe.

• Wrote The Big Sleep

Argentine short-story writer and poet.

• Wrote Labyrinths

American novelist.

• Wrote Tarzan of the Apes

Irish writer and artist.

• Wrote My Left Foot

English novelist and poet.

• Wrote The Good Soldier

American novelist.

• Prolific writer of speculative fiction

English novelist.

• Wrote On the Beach

English playwright and composer.

• Wrote Private Lives

American science-fiction writer.

• Wrote Children of the Mind

English writer.

• Wrote The Naked Civil Servant

Turkish short-story writer.

• Wrote Bomba (''''The Bomb'''')

Nigerian poet and novelist.

• Nigerian novelist, winner of the Margaret Wrong Memorial Prize, 1959, for Things Fall Apart, 1975 Lotus Award for Afro-Asian Writers, 1987 Booker Prize nomination for Anthills of the Savannah

Spanish poet, novelist and journalist.

• Wrote Parte de una historia (''''Part of a Story'''')

Irish playwright.

• Wrote Spokesong

Mexican poet, novelist and statesman.

• Wrote Cripta (''''Crypt'''')

Zulu novelist and scholar.

• Wrote Uvalo Lwezinhlonzi (''''His Frowns Struck Terror'''')

Chilean novelist.

• Wrote Gran señor y rajadiablos (''''Grand Gentleman and Big Rascal'''')

Argentine novelist.

• Wrote La gloria de Don Ramiro (''''The Glory of Don Ramiro'''')

American writer and actor known for his monologues.

• Wrote Swimming to Cambodia

Canadian novelist and playwright.

• Wrote Fifth Business

British author and songwriter.

• Best known for the comic-book series The Sandman

English novelist.

• Wrote Lucky Jim

French writer.

• Wrote Nana

English mystery writer.

• Wrote Murder on the Orient Express

American novelist.

• Wrote Careless Love

American novelist.

• Wrote The War Between the Tates

American novelist.

• Wrote The Joy Luck Club

American novelist.

• Wrote Interview with the Vampire

American novelist.

• Wrote Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant

Russian-American novelist.

• Wrote The Fountainhead

American novelist.

• Wrote The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter

Australian novelist.

• Wrote The Man Who Loved Children

French novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote Claudine

American short-story writer and poet.

• Wrote Enough Rope

American novelist.

• Wrote Postcards

American novelist.

• Wrote Fear of Flying

American short-story writer and novelist.

• Wrote ''''Everything That Rises Must Converge''''

American novelist.

• Wrote Glass People

American experimental novelist, playwright and poet.

• Wrote The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas

American short-story writer.

• Wrote Enormous Changes at the Last Minute

American novelist.

• Wrote The Bobby-Soxer

American novelist.

• Wrote Calder Born, Calder Bred

American playwright.

• Wrote Please Don''t Eat the Daisies

American novelist and essayist.

• Wrote The White Album

American novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote Black Water

American novelist.

• Wrote Scruples

American novelist.

• Wrote Wifey

American children's author who wrote the autobiographical novels on which the popular television series ''Little House on the Prairie'' was based.

• Wrote The Little House in the Big Woods

American playwright.

• Wrote The Little Foxes

American novelist and poet.

• Wrote Woman on the Edge of Time

American novelist.

• Wrote The Women''s Room

American novelist.

• Wrote Final Payments

American novelist.

• Wrote A Stranger Is Watching

American novelist.

• Wrote Memories of a Catholic Girlhood

American prose writer.

• Wrote The Woman Warrior

American novelist, short-story writer and folklorist.

• Wrote Their Eyes Were Watching God

Pseudonym of English journalist, novelist and critic Cicily Isabel Andrews.

• Wrote The Count and the Castle

American writer of juvenile fiction.

• Wrote The Outsiders

Swedish novelist.

• Wrote The Outcast

American novelist and journalist.

• Wrote Nine Women

American short-story writer.

• Wrote ''''The Lottery''''

Norwegian novelist.

• Wrote Kristin Lavransdatter

French novelist and essayist.

• Wrote Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter

American novelist.

• Wrote Song of Solomon

American novelist.

• Wrote The Left Hand of Darkness.

American playwright.

• Wrote Uncommon Women and Others

American novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote My Antonia

American novelist, essayist and poet.

• Wrote The Color Purple

New Zealand short-story writer.

• Wrote The Garden Party and Other Stories

English novelist and essayist.

• Wrote A Room of One''s Own

African-born English novelist.

• Wrote African Stories

South African novelist.

• Wrote The Lying Days

Irish novelist.

• Wrote Sister Imelda

English novelist.

• Wrote How Soon Can I Leave?

English poet and writer.

• Wrote a biography of her mother, suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst

American novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote One Writer''s Beginnings

English gothic novelist.

• Wrote Rebecca

Dutch diarist.

• Her diary, written largely while her family was hiding from the Nazis, was published after her death

American actress, writer, and comedienne.

• Wrote the autobiography It''s Always Something

English author.

• Wrote the novel National Velvet

Irish novelist.

• Wrote The Black Prince

Matriarch of the Kennedy family.

• Wrote the autobiography Times to Remember

Canadian novelist and poet.

• Wrote The Handmaid''s Tale

Lebanese writer.

• Wrote the semiautobiographical novel I Live

Ghanaian writer

• Ghanaian novelist, winner of the 1992 Commonwealth Writer''s Prize for Africa for the novel Changes

Egyptian writer.

• Best known for Contemporary Arab Women Poets

Egyptian physician and feminist author.

• Wrote The Naked Face of the Arab Woman

Australian novelist and short-story writer.

• Wrote The Acolyte

English playwright.

• Wrote Serious Money

Bengalese novelist and short story writer

• Wrote Nati 1957

Poet, novelist and literary critic from India

• Wrote the novel Manhattan Music

British author.

• Wrote The Flame Trees of Thika

French novelist and screenwriter. Original name: Marguerite Donnadieu.

• Wrote The Lover

American writer. The most-published novelist of the Harlem Renaissance.

• Wrote The Chinaberry Tree