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L'Amour, Louis
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American author of popular Western fiction.
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L'Engle, Madeleine
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American writer best known for her Newbery Medal-winning children's novel
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La Bombard, Joan
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California poet ,
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La Joie, Ernest P.
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American lawyer and 3rd Circuit Michigan judge; author of The Story of the Goodfellows.
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Ladd, Cheryl
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American actress, singer, and author of a children's book and a book on golfing.
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LaHaye, Tim
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American fundamentalist Christian minister and author, best-known for his Left Behind series.
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Lamb, Wally
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Award-winning, bestselling American novelist and nationally honored teacher.
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Lambert, Janet
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American author of teen romance novels.
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Lambray, Maureen
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American photojournalist and cinematographer known for her documentaries and portraits.
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Lampe, David
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Retired USAF officer and author of biographies and accounts of WW 2 resistance movements.
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Lampman, Evelyn Sibley
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American teacher,journalist, and author of children's books.
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Landes, Ruth
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American anthropologist and author
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Lansbury, Bruce
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American TV writer and producer, and brother of Angela Lansbury
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Laredo, Victor
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American photographer best known for his New York City cityscapes and architectural images.
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Laroche, Giles
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American artist best known for his "paper relief" illustrations for children's books.
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Larson, Gary
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American cartoonist and creator of "The Far Side" single-panel comic strip.
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LaRue, Walt
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American western artist, singer, stuntman, and rodeo rider.
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Lash, Joseph P.
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American Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer, political activist, and journalist.
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Lasky, Kathryn
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American author of fiction and nonfiction for children and young adults.
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Lavender, David
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Political and social historian of the American West, and twice a Pulitzer Prize nominee.
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Lawrence, D. H.
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English novelist, poet, playwright, short story and essay writer.
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Laxalt, Robert
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Basque-American author of fiction and non-fiction about Basque immigrants in the U.S.
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Layton, Irving
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Canadian rebel poet, short-story writer, essayist, educator, and Nobel Prize nominee.
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Le Carré, John
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Pseudonym of David John Moore Cornwell, British writer of espionage novels.
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Le Tord, Bijou
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French-American award-winning writer and artist of picture books for children.
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Leaf, Munro
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American author / illustrator of children's literature best known for "The Story of Ferdinand".
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Lee, Harper
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American novelist known for her Pulitzer Prize–winning novel "To Kill a Mockingbird".
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Leibowitz, Annie
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Preeminent American portrait photographer of popular culture icons.
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LeMay, Alan
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American novelist, and film writer, director and producer .
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Lemmon, Chris
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American actor and a son of actor Jack Lemmon about whom he wrote a memoir.
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Lemmon, Jack
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American film actor who was one of the most award-winning American actors of his generation.
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Leno, Jay
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American comedian who is best known as the host of the The Tonight Show.
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Lenski, Lois
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American writer of award-winning children's and young adult fiction.
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Leonard, Elmore
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Prolific American novelist and screenwriter best known for his western, mystery, crime novels.
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Lesley, Craig
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American author of comtemporary western novels.
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Letty, Cyntha
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South African botanical artist and poet.
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Leuzzi, Marlene
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American author of annual price guides to antique dolls and Kewpie doll expert.
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Levertov, Denise
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British-born avant-garde American poet.
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Levin, Barry R.
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American dealer in rare/ first editions of sci fi, fantasy, and horror; TV and film consultant.
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Levy, Newman
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Former Assistant District Attorney of NYC, trial lawyer, and writer of light verse.
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Linaweaver, Brad
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American science fiction writer and pop culture magazine publisher.
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Lindbergh, Charles
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Famous American author and aviator who flew the first solo, non-stop flight across the Atlantic
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Lindgren, Astrid
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Swedish children's book author best known for her Pippi Longstocking series.
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Lindquist, Jennie D.
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American lecturer, librarian, editor and children's book author.
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Lindros, Eric
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Canadian professional ice hockey player and author of an autobiography.
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Lindsay, Vachel
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American poet whose use of powerful sounds and rhythms returned poetry to a popular oral art.
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Litvag, Irving
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Biographer of Albert Payson Terhune. and author of "The Strange Story of Patience Worth".
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Livesay, Dorothy
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Major Canadian poet, dramatist, literary critic, short story writer, and journalist.
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Lobel, Anita
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Polish-born American author and illustrator of children's books, and a childhood memoir of WW2.
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Lofting, Hugh
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British poet and author best known for his classic Doctor Dolittle series for children.
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London, Jack
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American novelist, shortstory writer, journalist, social critic, and adventurer.
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Long, Huey P.
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American lawyer, Louisianan U.S. Senator and Governor, author and radical populist.
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Loos, Anita
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American screenwriter, playwright and author.
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Lopez, Barry
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American essayist, poet, fiction writer best known for its ecological concerns.
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Love, Courtney
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American rock musician and Golden Globe-nominated actress, author of an memoir/diary book.
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Lovelace, Maud Hart
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American author of historical novels best known for her Betsy-Tacy children's series.
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Lowell, Robert
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Pulitzer Prize winning confessional poet considered among the greatest 20th C. American poets.
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Lowell, Robert
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American Pulitzer Prize winning poet considered among the best twentieth century American poets
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Luce, William
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American Broadway playwright.
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Ludlum, Robert
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American author thriller novels, many made into films and mini-series.
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Luft, Lorna
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American film, stage and TV actress, singer, author, and produce; daughter of Judy Garland.
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Lupoff, Richard A.
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American science fiction and mystery writer.
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Lyons, Dorothy
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HIghly polular American author of horse stories for girls.
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