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Author entities gather every writer whose life and work this atlas documents, spanning every literary tradition, era and language from antiquity to the present. Placement follows the SubLabel convention recorded in this atlas's own DataBrief: each author carries the national or language literary tradition they actually wrote in, one of thirteen traditions running from Ancient and Classical Literature through Postcolonial African, Caribbean and Pacific Literature. Where an author's philosophical or religious facet matters more than their writing, that facet is a seam to a sibling atlas by same-as proposal rather than a duplicate entry here.

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Emilio Salgari

Italian Literature

Emily Brontë

British and Irish Literature

Emily Dickinson

American Literature

Enheduanna

Ancient and Classical Literature

Ernest Hemingway

American Literature

Eugene Burdick

American Literature

Eugène Ionesco

French Literature

Euripides

Ancient and Classical Literature

Evelyn Waugh

British and Irish Literature

Ezra Pound

American Literature

F. Scott Fitzgerald

American Literature

Federico García Lorca

Iberian and Latin American Literature

Feng Menglong

East and Southeast Asian Literature

Ferdowsi

Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature

Ferenc Molnár

German-Language Literature

Fernando Pessoa

Iberian and Latin American Literature

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti

Italian Literature

Flora Nwapa

Postcolonial African, Caribbean and Pacific Literature

Francisco de Quevedo

Iberian and Latin American Literature

François Rabelais

French Literature

Frank Herbert

American Literature

Frank Schätzing

German-Language Literature

Franz Kafka

German-Language Literature

Fred Vargas

French Literature

Friedrich Schiller

German-Language Literature

Fyodor Dostoevsky

Russian and Slavic Literature

Gabriel García Márquez

Iberian and Latin American Literature

Gabriela Mistral

Iberian and Latin American Literature

Gaston Leroux

French Literature

Geoffrey Chaucer

British and Irish Literature

Georg Büchner

German-Language Literature

Georg Trakl

German-Language Literature

George du Maurier

British and Irish Literature

George Eliot

British and Irish Literature

George Grossmith

British and Irish Literature

George Orwell

British and Irish Literature

Georges Bernanos

French Literature

Georges Simenon

French Literature

Giacomo Leopardi

Italian Literature

Giannina Braschi

Iberian and Latin American Literature

Giorgio Bassani

Italian Literature

Giovanni Boccaccio

Italian Literature

Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa

Italian Literature

Grazia Deledda

Italian Literature

Günter Grass

German-Language Literature

Gustave Flaubert

French Literature

Guy de Maupassant

French Literature

H. G. Wells

British and Irish Literature

H. P. Lovecraft

American Literature

Hafez

Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature

Halldór Laxness

Scandinavian and Nordic Literature

Han Kang

East and Southeast Asian Literature

Hans Christian Andersen

Scandinavian and Nordic Literature

Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen

German-Language Literature

Harper Lee

American Literature

Harry Bates

American Literature

Haruki Murakami

East and Southeast Asian Literature

Harvey Wheeler

American Literature

Heinrich Heine

German-Language Literature

Helen Dale

Postcolonial African Caribbean and Pacific Literature

Henrik Ibsen

Scandinavian and Nordic Literature

Henry David Thoreau

American Literature

Henry Fielding

British and Irish Literature

Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey

British and Irish Literature

Henry James

American Literature

Henryk Sienkiewicz

Russian and Slavic Literature

Herman Melville

American Literature

Hermann Hesse

German-Language Literature

Herta Müller

German-Language Literature

Hesiod

Ancient and Classical Literature

Hilary Mantel

British and Irish Literature

Homer

Ancient and Classical Literature

Honoré de Balzac

French Literature

Horace Walpole

British and Irish Literature

Hwang Jini

East and Southeast Asian Literature

Ian Fleming

British and Irish Literature

Ian McEwan

British and Irish Literature

Ibn al-Muqaffa

Middle Eastern Persian and Hebrew Literature

Ihara Saikaku

East and Southeast Asian Literature

Ilya Ilf

Russian and Slavic Literature

Isaac Asimov

American Literature

Isaac Bashevis Singer

American Literature

Isabel Allende

Iberian and Latin American Literature

Italo Calvino

Italian Literature

Ivan Turgenev

Russian and Slavic Literature

J. D. Salinger

American Literature

J. M. Coetzee

Postcolonial African Caribbean and Pacific Literature

J. R. R. Tolkien

British and Irish Literature

Jack Kerouac

American Literature

Jack London

American Literature

Jacob Grimm

German-Language Literature

James Baldwin

American Literature

James Clavell

American Literature

James Ellroy

American Literature

James Fenimore Cooper

American Literature

James Herbert

British and Irish Literature

James Joyce

British and Irish Literature

Jamie McGuire

American Literature

Jane Austen

British and Irish Literature

Jaroslav Hašek

Russian and Slavic Literature
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