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Kael, Pauline
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American film critic often regarded as the most influential American film critic of her day.
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Kane, Bob
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American comic book artist and writer credited as the creator of Batman.
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Karlan, Richard
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American actor and novelist.
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Karpp, Phyllis
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American author of a biography of the Everly Brothers.
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Kawabata, Yasunari
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Japanese novelist and winner of the 1968 Nobel Prize for Literature.
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Kaye-Smith, Sheila
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Prolific English author of novels about Sussex set in the English regional tradition.
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Kazin, Alfred
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American author and literary critic.
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Keady, Walter
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Irish-born American novelist and short story writer.
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Keene, Carolyn
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Pseudonym of Mildred Wirt Benson who wrote the first 23 books in the Nancy Drew mystery series.
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Keith, Agnes Newton
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American author best known for her autobiographical accounts of life in North Borneo.
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Keith, Harold
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American author of historical novels for children and young adults. 1958 Newbery Medal winner.
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Kelly, Walt
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American cartoonist and creator of the comic strip "Pogo".
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Kennedy, Caroline Bouvier
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American lawyer, author, and daughter of President John Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
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Kennedy, Edward M.
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U.S Senator from Massachusetts and the younger brother of President John F. Kennedy.
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Kenny, Maurice
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American poet, short story writer, editor, playwright, and educator.
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Kent, Timothy
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British barrister and author of books on antique silver.
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Kernan, Lisa
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Film scholar and Arts Librarian for Film, TV and Theater, and Lecturer at UCLA.
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Kerouac, Jack
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American novelist, writer, and poet who was a founder of the American Beat Generation.
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Kerouac-Parker, Frankie Edith
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American Beat Generation author of an autobiography, and Jack Kerouac's first wife.
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Kerr, Rita
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American author and illustrator of children's books about the history of Texas.
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Kesey, Ken
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American novelist and counterculture hero best known for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".
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Kesler, Susan E.
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American author of "The Wild Wild West: The Series", a comprehensive study of the TV series.
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Kessler, Ethel
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American author of children's books often illustrated by her husband, Leonard Kessler.
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Kessler, Leonard
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American children's book author and illustrator.
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Kesten, Hermann
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German novelist, playwright, publisher, essayist and humanitarian.
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson
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American author of historical novels, biographies, memoirs, poetry and inspirational works.
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Keyes, Marian
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Irish internationally bestselling author of
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Kilian, Crawford
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Canadian novelist , educator, and proponent of the educational potential of the internet.
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Kincaid, Jamaica
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Caribbean-American novelist and educator.
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King, Stephen
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World's bestselling author and the most financially successful horror novelist in history.
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Kingsolver, Barbara
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Award winning U.S. author of novels, poems, short stories, and essays advocating social change.
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Kinnell, Galway
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American Pulitzer Prize winning poet and educator.
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Kinsella, W. P.
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Canadian novelist, short story writer, and former English professor.
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Kirby, Jack
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American comic book artist, writer and editor known as
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Kirkbride, Ronald
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American author of romantic, Western, and mystery novels.
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Kiskaddon, Bruce
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America’s premier cowboy poet and storyteller.
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Kissinger, Henry
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German-born American diplomat, Nobel laureate and statesman.
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Kjelgaard, Jim
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American author of young adult literature best known for his novel "Big Red."
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Klaus, Carl
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Professor Emeritus of English at the University of Iowa; writer of literary nonfiction.
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Kleiner, Gregg
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American novelist.
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Klugman, Jack
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American stage, television and film actor.
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Knebel, Fletcher
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American author of political fiction best known for his novel
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Knight, Clayton
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American WW I pilot, aviation artist and author, and co-creator of 'Ace Drummond' comic strip.
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Knight, Hilary
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American author and illustrator known best as the illustrator of Kay Thompson's Eloise series.
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Knowles, John
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American writer best known for his novel "A Separate Peace."
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Knowles, Stanley
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Canadian Member of Parliament, minister and author.
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Koontz, Dean
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American bestselling writer best known for his suspense novels.
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Kramer, Eddie
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American audio engineer/producer who served the late 20th century's most renown rock musicians.
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Krause, Herbert
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American educator and author of historical novels about the midwest, poems and essays.
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Krieger, Robby
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American musician and songwriter best known as the guitarist of the rock group "The Doors".
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Krisher, Trudy
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American author of children's and young adult fiction exploring sensitive issues.
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Kristeller, Paul Oskar
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American Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University and scholar of Renaissance humanism.
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Krumgold, Joseph
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American author of children's and adult novels, and twice Newbery Medal winner.
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Kulwicki, Alan
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American NASCAR champion racecar driver.
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Kumin, Maxine
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American poet and educator whose many prizes included a Pulitzer.
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Kummer, Frederic Arnold
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American novelist, playwright and lyrist.
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Kurtzman, Harvey
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American cartoonist, writer and editor best known for his comic book MAD.
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