Ian Fleming
(London 1908 – Canterbury 1964)
British writer, journalist and military man.

George Orwell
George Orwell
(Motihar 1903 – London 1950)
British writer

Albert Camus
(Dréan 1913 – Villeblevin 1960)
French writer, philosopher, essayist, playwright, journalist and political activist.

William Faulkner
(New Albany 1897 – Byhalia 1962)
American writer, screenwriter, poet and playwright.

Eugène Ionesco
(Slatina 1909 – Paris 1994)
French playwright and essayist of Romanian origin. Exponent of the theater of the absurd.

Ezra Pound
(Hailey 1885 – Venice 1972)
American poet, essayist and translator

Ford Madox Ford 
(Merton  1873 – Deauville 1939)
British writer

James Joyce
(Dublin 1882 – Zurich 1941)
Irish writer, poet and playwright

Oscar Wilde
(1854 – 1900)
Irish writer, poet and playwright of the Victorian era.

Rainer Maria Rilke
(1875 – 1926)
Bohemian-Austrian poet and novelist.
Unpublished 2019

Adrienne Monnier
(1892 – 1955)
French bookseller and writer. Her “Maison des Amis des Livres” in Paris was frequented by the most acclaimed writers of the first half of the 1900s

Golo Mann
(1909 – 1994)
German historian and writer

Colette
(1873 – 1954)
French writer and theater actress.

Samuel Beckett
(Dublin 1906 – Paris 1989)
Irish playwright and writer.