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Wade, Bob
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American co-author and co-creator of detective fiction starring private eye 'Max Thursday'.
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Wagner, Bruce Wagner
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American novelist, screenwriter and director.
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Wahl, Jan
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American children's book author and old films collector.
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Walker, Alice
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Pulitzer Prize winning American novelist, short story writer, poet and feminist.
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Walker, John Alan
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American independent art historian an author.
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Walker, Mary Willis
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Award-winning American crime fiction author.
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Walkow, Jim
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American TV producer, author, composer, and performer.
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Wallace, Edgar
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British crime novelist, journalist and playwright best known as the co-creator of "King King".
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Wallace, Irving
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American bestselling novelist, screenwriter, and journalist.
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Wallace, Lew
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American Civil War general, governor, statesman, and author best known for his novel "Ben-Hur".
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Wallach, Eli
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American film, TV and stage actor.
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Waller, Robert James
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American author, photographer and musician; author of largest selling novel in history.
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Walsh, Vivian
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American childrens book author.
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Walton, J. N.
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British author and historian whose focus is on steam vehicles and their envirnomental benefits.
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Wambaugh, Joseph
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Bestselling American writer of novels and non-fiction about police detective work in the U.S.
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Ward, Ray
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Former CBS and NBC bureau chief, columnist, and editor; Air Force historian and author.
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Warren, Robert Penn
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Multi Pulitzer Prize winning American poet and novelist, and a founder of the New Criticism.
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Watts, Mabel
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American author of children's books.
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Waugh, Alec
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British novelist and the elder brother of the better-known Evelyn Waugh.
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Weary, Ogdred
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Pseudonym of Edward Gorey.
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Weaver, Bob
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American rock-a-billy singer with the duo Travis and Bob.
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Weaver, Harriet E.
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California Park Ranger and author of "Frosty: A Raccoon to Remember".
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Weber, Lenora Mattingly
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American author of short stories and novels best known for her Beany Malone books.
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Weller, Sam
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American award-winning journalist and professor at Columbia College, Chicago.
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Wells, H. G.
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English novelist, teacher, historian, and journalist best known for his science fiction.
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Wells, Rosemary
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Prolific American author and illustrator of many award-winning children's picture books.
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Wells, Rosemary
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American author and illustrator of many award-winning children's picture books.
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Welty, Eudora
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American photographer and Pulitzer Prize winning novelist and short story writer.
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Wentz, Roby
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American author of numerous books on Western printing presses and typography.
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Wenzlaff, Gustav Gottlieb
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American German-Russian emigre educator; author of prose, poetry, philosophy and psychology.
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Westmoreland, Kathy
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American singer and author of "Elvis and Kathy".
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Weston, Edward
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American photographer whose work was among the most influential of the 20th century.
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Wheatley, Dennis
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British author of internationally best-selling thrillers and occult novels.
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Wheeler, Sessions S.
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American biologist, conservationist, teacher, and author of books on Nevada's desert regions.
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Wheelock, John Hall
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American poet, scholar, editor, and winner of a Gold Medal from the Poetry Society of America.
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White, Antonia
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English novelist, translator, poet, and author of short stories and juvenile fiction.
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White, E. B.
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American essayist and author best known for for his "Elements of Style" and children's books.
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Whitney, Cornelius Vanderbilt
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American businessman, film producer, writer, and government official.
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Widener, Don
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American investigative journalist, independent film producer and writer, and novelist.
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Wiebe, Rudy
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Canadian novelist and writer; professor emeritus, Department of English, University of Alberta.
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Wiesel, Elie
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American novelist, philosopher, political activtist, professor, and Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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Wiggin, Kate Douglas
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American children's author and educator best known for her "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm".
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Wilder, Billy
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American screenwriter, film director, and producer.
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Wilder, Laura Ingalls
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American children's books author best-known for her "Little House" series.
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Wilder, Thornton
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American playwright and novelist, and winner of three Pulitzer Prizes.
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Willard, Frances E.
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American educator, temperance reformer, and women's suffragist.
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William Stanley Merwin, William S.
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One of the most influential American poets of the latter 20th century and Pulitzer Prize winner
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Williams, C. K.
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American Poet
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Williams, Garth
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One of the best regarded American illustrators of classic books in the childrens' genre.
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Williams, Tennessee
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American playwright and twice winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
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Williams, William Carlos
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American physican and Pulitzer Prize winning poet and a major writer in the modernist movement.
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Williamson, Jack
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American novelist and short story writer considered by many the "Dean of Science Fiction".
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Wilson, Bill
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American co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous and author of books about the group.
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Wilson, Gahan
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American author, cartoonist, and illustrator.
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Winchell, Paul
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American ventriloquist and voice actor.
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Windsor-Smith, Barry
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British painter and comic book illustrator best known for his work on American comic books.
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Winkler, Henry
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American actor, director, producer and author best known for his role as "Fonzie".
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Witherell, Jim
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American author of books on the history of Idaho's railroading and logging industries.
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Wodehouse, P. G.
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English hunmorist, novelist, playwright and lyricist.
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Woldendorp, Richard
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Australian landscape and aerial photographer, and author.
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Wolf, Adolf Hungry
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Canadian author of numerous books on Canadian railroadis and native Canadians.
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Wolfe, Thomas
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American novelist and playwright considered the best writer of the Lost Generation era.
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Wolfe, Tom
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Best-selling American author and journalist, and a founder of the New Journalism movement.
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Wolper, David L.
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American film and TV producer.
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Wood, Beatrice
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American avant-garde studio potter often called the "Mama of Dada;" author of an autobiography.
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Woods, Phil
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American poet and Denver, Colorado high school teacher.
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Woodward, William
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Former U. of Rhode Island and New England Basketball Hall of Fame sports historian.
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Wornom, Howard
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American fantasy author who writes as Russ T. Howard, Michael Andrews and Nick Baron.
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Wouk, Herman
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American bestselling author of historical novels.
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Wright, Dare
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American author and illustrator of children's books
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Wrightson, Bernie
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American artist and illustrator known for his horror illustrations and comic books.
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Wyeth, Andrew
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American realist painter whose popularity has made him one of the best-known of the 20th C.
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Wyeth, Betsy James
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Author and editor, wife of American artist Andrew Wyeth.
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Wyeth, N. C.
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American artist and illustrator best known for his illustrations of classic children books.
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Wyeth, N. C.
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American painter and illustrator considered one of America's greatest illustrators.
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