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| An American Writer From Pennsylvania, enjoyed nature, photography, hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities |
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| One of the first American writers to win wide international fame, wrote "The Embargo" and "Thanatopsis" |
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| Born in New York City attended Columbia University and served as a Colonel in the U.S. Air Force during WWII |
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| One of the most widely read English poet of his days |
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| Born as a Slave in Virginia |
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| A Poet and Dramatist who is widely regarded as the greatest writer of all times |
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| A swedish novelist whose work is rooted in legend and saga first women to win Nobel Prize for literature in 1909 |
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| A Harvard Law school graduate most famous work "The Biglow Papers" |
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| Born into a Quaker family grew up and attended school at Brooklyn, nicknamed Good Gray Poet. |
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| Born as Lev Tolstoi to Wealthy parents, and entered the Kazan University at age 16. |
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| A novelist, playwright, and poet the most important in Spanish Literature. |
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| An American writer and illustrator of children books his Book "Call it Courage" won several awards. |
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| A Scottish Author who is best remembered for his hymns and renderings of the Psalms into poetry. |
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| Regarded as the Chief representative of Victorian Poetry. |
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| An American Poet who was a Master of short Lyrical Poetry wrote over 1,500 Poems. |
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| An English Poet during the Puritan age later became a Anglican Clergy-man |
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| An American Essayist, Poet and professor of English, he contibuted a few essays and poems to the Atlantic Monthly. |
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| An American novelist and short Story writer who became one of the first great imaginative writers in the United States. |
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| An American Poet, historian, novelist and folkorist, most remembered for his poetry and for his biographical study of Abraham Lincoln. |
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| A French writer of short Stories, Plays and Novels. |
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| An American Author who wrote stories about extraordinary coincedences in the lives of ordinary men and women. |
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| Wrote numerous short stories and books whick are rich with the local color of Iowa's small towns and farming communities. |
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| Regarded as the Greatest English Novelist of all times. |
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| A German theologian whose books of the Imitation of Christ was famous for 600 years. |
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| Influenced many through her poetry, tracts, auto biography. |
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| A writer of novels, short stories, and juville fiction. |
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| Also known as Charles Dodgson wrote his best work Alice in Wonderland. |
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| An American clergyman and author who wrote numerous newspaper articles, historical essays, sermons, short stories and Novels. |
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| A humor writer wrote stories fo boyhood adventures. |
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