George William Jones (79)
British political scientist and author.
British political scientist and author.
Finnish writer.
Romanian author.
American screenwriter (Designing Women
Filipino songwriter and composer
French writer.
American author
Russian author.
Iranian writer and poet.
American children's writer.
Welsh sports commentator and writer
American musicologist and author.
Russian writer
Hong Kong writer of wuxia and science fiction novels..
American indie rock singer-songwriter
Norwegian author.
British conservationist and writer
American chess grandmaster and writer.
American writer
American writer and musician
American theatre writer and director (The Groundlings)
American writer (What Color Is Your Parachute?).
American writer (What Color Is Your Parachute?).
American screenwriter (Blue Hawaii
American screenwriter (Blue Hawaii
Brazilian writer.
Estonian writer.
American writer and historian.
English writer.
Filipino-born American journalist and author (The Seattle Times)
Czech writer.
Czech writer
Spanish journalist and writer
American author and actress.
American writer and World War II veteran.
American-Canadian television writer (Continuum).
French author.
Indian writer.
Scottish author and World War II veteran.
English author (Inspector Morse series).
Malaysian screenwriter and producer
American journalist and author.
Swedish writer.
British-born Canadian author.
English writer
Hungarian writer
Iranian political activist and writer.
French writer.
Bulgarian screenwriter.
Swiss non-fiction writer and librarian.
German author.
Russian writer.
American author
American sportswriter
Russian historian and writer.
Ukrainian writer.
Vietnamese writer.
Dutch television director and screenwriter.
Spanish writer
Indian Odia language writer.
Chilean writer.
German writer.
American sportswriter
Chilean singer and songwriter
Canadian writer
American cookbook author
American author (The Bridges of Madison County).
American songwriter and Grammy winner ("A Taste of Honey")
Swedish songwriter Take Me to Your Heaven (winner Eurovision Song Contest 1999).
American screenwriter (Sexy Evil Genius
American singer-songwriter.
American writer (The Slave Dancer).
South African author.
Slovak writer.
British broadcaster and author.
American entertainment journalist and screenwriter
American author.
American songwriter.
American writer.
American journalist and screenwriter