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Saint-Exupery, Antoine De
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French writer and aviator best known for his Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince).
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Salerno, Salvatore A.
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American poet and playwright.
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Salomon, Richard G.
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American educator and historian of eastern European medieval history.
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Salter, James
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American Korean War fighter pilot turned highly regarded short story writer and novelist.
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San Souci, Robert D.
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American children's books writer best known for his folk tales adapted from around the world.
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Saroyan, William
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American author of plays and short stories.
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Sarris, Greg
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American author, screenwriter, and educator; Chairman, Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria.
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Sarton, May
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Belgium-born American poet, novelist, essayist, memoirist and educator.
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Saunders, Charles Francis
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California naturalist and author, photographer and advocate of Native American rights.
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Scapperotti, Dan R.
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American writer, author and film critic mostly in the B-film, erotic and pop culture genres.
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Scheuerman, Richard Dean
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Author of many books about the Plateau Native American tribe of the Northwestern U.S.
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Schlesinger, John
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London-born award winning film, TV and stage director who worked in both Hollywood and Britain.
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Schlosser, Eric
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Award-winning American investigative journalist best known for his "Fast Food Nation."
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Scholder, Fritz
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Native American painter, sculptor and printmaker.
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Schomburg, Alex
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American commercial and comic book artist and painter.
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Schulkers, Robert Franc
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American newspaperman and author of the Seckatary Hawkins juvenile series.
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Schulz, Charles M.
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World famous American cartoonist and creator of the "Peanuts" comic strip.
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Scoppettone, Sandra
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American author of adult detective mysteries and young adult books.
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Seagrave, Gordon S.
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Physician, Baptist medical missionary, and author of books about his life in Burma.
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Sears, Ted
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American animator and the first head of the Disney Story Department.
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Sedaka, Neil
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American pop singer, pianist, and songwriter.
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Seeger, Pete
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American Folk Singer, Songwriter; Labor, Civil Rights, Environmentalist, and Peace Activist.
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Selden, George
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Pen name of George Selden Thompson, American children's author best known for his cricket tales
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Sellens, Alvin
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Author of books on American hand tools.
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Sendak, Maurice
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Internationally acclaimed American author and illustrator of children's books.
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Seredy, Kate
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Award-winning Hungarian-born American author and illustrator of children's books.
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Seuss, Dr.
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Pen name of Theodor Seuss Geisel, American writer/ artist of classic children's books.
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Sewall, Marcia
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Amnercan illustrator and author of many award-winning children's books.
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Seybert, Mildred
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Co-author of Taffy and Tuffy, a children's book about two beloved dogs at the Mayo Clinic.
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Shannon, Daivd
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American author and illustrator of children's books.
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Shasha, Mark
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American artist, illustrator, educator, author / illustrator of children's books.
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Sheldon, Sidney
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American Broadway playwright, TV and movie screenwriter, and best-selling suspense novelist.
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Shields, Brooke
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American actress, former fashion model, and author of a book on postpartum depression,
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Shields, Carol
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American-born Canadian novelist, educator, and winner of a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
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Shimin, Symeon
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Russian-born American illustrators of children's books
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Shine, Bernard (Bernie) C.
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American author and collector extraordinaire of Mickey Mouse memorabilia.
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Shirer, William L.
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American journalist and historian known for his broadcasts from and books on WW II Germany.
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Shriver, Maria
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American TV journalist and author of sefveral best-selling books
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Sicard, Pierre
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Post-Impressionist French painter.
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Silla, Felix
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Veteran American film and television actor and stuntman, best known for his role as Cousin Itt
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Silva, Daniel
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American author of best-selling thrillers and espionage novels.
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Silverstein, Shel
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American children's books author, poet, songwriter, musician, cartoonist, and screenwriter.
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Simon, Neil
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American prolific playwright and screenwriter, and the world’s most successful playwright.
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Simpson, Don
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American freelance cartoonist and comic book artist who also used the pseudonym "Anton Drek".
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Simpson, O. J.
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Retired American football star, actor and author acquitted for the murder of his ex-wife.
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Sinclair, Upton
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Prolific American author and investigative journalist.
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Singer, Isaac Bashevis
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Polish-born American Nobel Prize-winning Yiddish novelist.
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Skelton, Red
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American comedian and film, radio and television star.
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Skidmore, Ian
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Welsh author, newspaper columnist, and TV and radio personality.
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Skrebneski, Victor
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American fashion, commercial and artistic photographer best known for his portraitures.
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Slattery, Margaret
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American Sunday School educationist, lecturer, author of Christian books for young adults.
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Smith, Barry
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British comic book illustrator and painter best known for his work on American comic books.
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Smith, Bernice Driskell
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Afro-American novelist and author of juvenile books.
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Smith, David
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American author and archivist of pop culture images.
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Smith, E. E.
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American science fiction author who novels are considered the original
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Smith, Glanville
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American artist, architect, musician, author, journalist, poet, naturalist, and historian.
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Smith, H. Allen
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American humorist, journalist and novelist.
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Smith, Laura Rountree
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American prolific author of children's books.
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Smith, Malcolm L.
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Author of "Working With People, Bugs and Apples".
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Smith, Nicol
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American author of books about his travels to exotic lands.
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Smith, Wilbur
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Zambian-born British bestselling author of historical and adventure novels set in Africa.
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Snead, Sam
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American professional golf champion and one of the three greatest golfers of all time.
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Snyder, Gary
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American poet, essayist, lecturer, environmental activist; winner of Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.
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Snyder, Zilpha Keatley
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American multi-award winning author of books for children and young adults.
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Sobel, Dava
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Former New York Times science reporter and author of popular expositions of scientific topics.
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Sobol, Donald
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Award-winning children's author best known for his Encyclopedia Brown mystery series.
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Soglow, Otto
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American cartoonist best known for his comic strip "The Little King."
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Sohl, Jerry
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American TV scriptwriter, screenwriter, and novelist in the sci-fi, fantasy and horror genres.
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Sonnenberg, Ben
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American author and founder of the literary journal Grand Street.
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Soyer, Moses
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Russian-born American artist who worked in the realistic tradition of the Ashcan school.
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Sparks, Nicholas
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American internationally bestselling novelist.
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Spencer, Jimmy
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NASCAR race car driver and commentator.
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Spillane, Mickey
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American best-selling author of hardboiled detective novels.
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Spindler, Will Henry
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Author of books about the history of Nebraska and South Dakota during the Old West.
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Spring, Howard
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Welsh-born British novelist, journalist, and critic.
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Spurlock, J. David
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American artist, illustrator, comicbook creator, publisher of books on illustrators/cartoonist.
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St John-Stevas, Norman
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British Conservative politician, barrister and author.
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Stafford, Jean
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American novelist and short story writer who won the 1970 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
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Stafford, R. D.
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American novelist, playwright, and free lance writer.
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Stafford, Thomas Patten
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Former American astronaut and retired Air Force Lieutenant General.
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Stafford, William
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American poet and educator.
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Stallone, Sylvester
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American film actor, director, producer, and screenwriter.
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Stanton, Edwin M.
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American lawyer, politician, U.S. Attorney General in 1860-61 and Secretary of War 1862-1868.
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Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
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American leader in the woman's rights and suffrage, abolitionist, and temperance movements.
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Steadman, Ralph
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Award-winning British cartoonist, caricaturist, and book illustrator.
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Steele, William O.
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Award-winning American author of children's historical adventure stories.
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Stein, Gertrude
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American ex-patriot writer in France and a catalyst in avant garde artistic and literary world.
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Steinbach, Meredith
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American novelist, short story writer and Professor of English at Brown University.
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Steinbeck, John
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American writer and recipient of the Pulitzer Prize and the 1962 Nobel Prize for Literature.
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Steindl-Rast., David
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Austrian-born American Benedictine monk, profilic author and international lecturer.
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Steranko, James
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American graphic artist, comic book writer-artist-historian, publisher, and film illustrator.
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Stern, Phil
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American legendary photojournalist for Life magazine and chronicler of the Hollywood scene.
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Stevens, Wallace
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Pulitzer Prize-winning American Modernist poet and insurance executive.
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Stevenson, Adlai E.
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American liberal politician, twice candidate for U..S. president, and U. N. Ambassador
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Stevenson, Richard
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Pseudonym of American journalist and mystery novelist, Richard Lipez.
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Stewart, Anna Bird
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American author of children's books and educator.
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Stewart, Jackie
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Former British racing driver and U.S. TV racing commentator aka Sir John Young Stewart.
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Stine, R. L.
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American author of horror fiction novels and series for younger audiences.
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Stoker, Bram
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Irish novelist best remembered as the author of the horror novel Dracula.
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Stolz, Mary
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Multi-award winning American writer of children's novels, picture books and young-adult novels.
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Stone, Harry
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American Dickens scholar and collector; Professor California State University–Northridge.
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Stone, Irving
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American writer known for his biographical novels of famous historical personalities.
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Stout, Rex
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American crime novelists, best known as the creator of the fictional detective Nero Wolfe.
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Stowe, Harriet Beecher
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American author and abolitionist best known for her novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
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Strand, Mark
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American poet, essayist, and educator. Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry, Library of Congress.
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Streatfeild, Noel
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English author of children's books, adult novels, biographies and autobiographies.
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Strickland, Brad
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American fantasy and science fiction novelist and short story writer.
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Strieber, Whitley
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American author of horror novels, speculative fiction, and an account of his alien abduction.
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Stuart, Jesse
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American writer of short stories, poetry, and novels about his native Northeastern Kentucky.
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Styron, William
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American Pulitzer prize-winning novelist and essayist.
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Sullivan, William L.
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Author of travel guides and historical books about Oregon.
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Susann, Jacqueline
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American celebrity author of best-selling pulp novels best known for her "Valley of the Dolls."
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Suydam, E. H.
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American graphic artist, painter and illustrator, and leader in the American Art Deco movement.
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Suzuki, David
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Canadian geneticist, prolific author, environmental activist, and TV and radio journalist.
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Sweeney, Matthew
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Irish poet whose works include poetry for adults as well as children.
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Swinnerton, Frank
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British novelist, and literary and drama critic.
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