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Dahl, Roald
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British novelist and short story writer best known for his children's books.
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Dahlberg, Edward
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American novelist, critic and essayist often considered one of America's most neglected writers
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Dali, Salvador
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Spanish artist who was one of the most important painters of the 20th century.
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Dallenbach, Jr., Wally
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Former NASCAR Winston Cup race car driver and NBC/TNT commentator.
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Daniel, John
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American poet, essayist, memorist, itinerant creative writing teacher.
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Darrell, Paul
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American author and editor of books on American railroad history.
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Dathe, Mary Jo
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Spring Valley (MN) Historical Society historian, author of a book on Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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Datin, Richard C.
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Retired modelmaker and Reno, Nevada historian.
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Daugherty, Duffy
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Legendary Michigan State University football coach.
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Davidson, Diane Mott
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American Anthony award-winning and New York Times best-selling author of culinary mysteries.
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Davies, Robertson
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Canadian novelist, playwright, critic, journalist, and professor.
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Davis, Alice Vought
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American author/illustrator of children's books.
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Davis, Bette
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American actress of stage, screen and television, and
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Davis, Jim
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American cartoonist and creator of the popular comic strip Garfield.
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Davis, Lavinia R.
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American author of children's books, juvenile and teenage novels, and adult mysteries.
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Davis, Mary Gould
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American children's book author, critic, editor, librarian, educator, and storyteller.
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Day, Alexandra
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Pen name of author, artist and publisher Sandra Darling best known for her Good Dog, Carl books
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de Angeli, Marguerite
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American award-winning author and illustrator of children’s books.
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De Berardinis., Olivia
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American glamour and pinup artist.
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de Camp, L. Sprague
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American science fiction and fantasy novelist, and biographies of other fantasy authors.
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de la Mare, Walter
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English poet, novelist, and short story writer.
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De Laurentiis, Dino
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Prodigious Italian-American film producer.
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De Waltoff, Dayve Boris
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Physician and Author.
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Deaver, Michael K.
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Political media strategist, public relations executive, and former aide to President Reagan.
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DeCarlo, Dan
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American cartoonist, comic book, and pin-up artist.
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Deighton, Len
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British historian and author of spy fiction and historical novels.
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Delany, Dana
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American film, stage, and television actress.
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DeLillo, Don
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American novelist and a central figure in the postmodernism literary movement.
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DeMille, Nelson
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Bestselling American novelist known for his well-researched thriller novels.
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Densmore, John
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American musician and songwriter best known as the drummer of the rock group "The Doors".
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Denver, John
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American folk singer, songwriter, folk-rock musician, and humanitarian.
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Devi, Mahasweta
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One of India's foremost activists and bestselling writer of novels, short stories and plays.
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Dickens, Charles
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Foremost English novelist of the Victorian era, one of the English language's greatest writers.
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Dickey, James
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Award-winning and best-selling American poet , novelist. and educator.
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Didion, Joan
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American journalist, essayist, novelist, and screenwriter.
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Diles, Dave
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Former ABC-TV national sports anchor, commentator and author.
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Diller, Phyllis
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American actress, comedienne, a pioneer of female stand-up comedy, and autobiographer.
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Disney, Walt
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World-known American film producer, director, screenwriter, animator, and voice actor.
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Dix, Dorothy
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Pseudonym of U.S. journalist and syndicated advice columnist Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer.
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Djanikian, Gregory
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Egyptian-American poet; Professor of English and Creative Writing, University of Pennsylvania
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Dobie, J. Frank
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U.S. folklorist, populist columnist, author of books about the open range days of Texas.
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Doctorow, E. L.
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American finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for his novels blending history and social criticism.
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Dodge, Howard J.
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American author of
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Dodgson, Charles L
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English author, logician, clergyman, and photographer.better known as Lewis Carroll.
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Dolgan, Robert
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Author of "Polka King: The Life of Frankie Yankovic".
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Donahue, James A.
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Author of "Earhart Disappearance: British Connection".
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Donaldson, Stephen R.
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Award-winning American fantasy, science fiction and mystery novelist.
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Dönitz, Karl
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Commander-in-Chief of the Nazi German navy during World War II and Hitler's successor.
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Donleavy, J. P.
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Internationally acclaimed Irish-American novelist and playwright.
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Dorris, Michael
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Native American novelist and scholar.
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Douglas, Lloyd C.
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American minister and author of popular religious novels .
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Douglas, Norman
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British novelist, travel writer, editor, literary critic best known for his novel "South Wind".
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Doyle, Arthur Conan
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British author and physician best known as the creator of Sherlock Holmes.
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Doyle, Roddy
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Irish comic novelist, dramatist, screenwriter, and auhtor of children's books.
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Draper, Dave
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American professional bodybuilder, actor and author.
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Dreiser, Theodore
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American novelist considered the pioneer of Naturalism in American literature.
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Drinkwater, John
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English poet, playwright and literary critic.
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du Jardin, Rosamond
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American author best known for her novels for young adults.
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DuBois, William Pene
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American author, illustrator and publisher children’s books best known for his "21 Balloons".
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Duke, Charlie
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American astronaut, business executive, motivational and inspirational speaker, and author.
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Duke, Dotty
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Author and wife of Astronaut Charlie Duke.
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Dunas, Jeff
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American commerical, fine art, and documentary photographer.
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Duncan, William J.
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Author of "RMS Queen Mary: Queen of the Queens".
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Dunn, Katherine
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American novelist, journalist, voice artist, radio personality, book reviewer, and poet.
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Dunn, Tom
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American editor and publisher, and international icon of pipe smoking and tobacciana.
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Dunne, Dominick
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American novelist and its leading celebrity and social journalist.
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Dunsany, Lord
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Pseudonym of Anglo-Irish fantasty and horror novelist, Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett.
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Duval, Fernando
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Brazilian fantasy artist and illustrator.
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Duvoisin, Roger
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Swiss-born American children's book author and illustrator.
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