Lists of Writers - Lists By Nationality, Race, Origin or Gender

Lists By Nationality, Race, Origin or Gender

  • African American writers
  • African writers or by country
  • Albanian writers
  • Algerian writers
  • Arab American writers
  • Armenian authors
  • Asian American writers
  • Assyrian writers
  • Australian authors
  • Bangladeshi writers
  • Beninese writers
  • Biographical dictionaries of women writers
  • Brazilian writers
  • Canadian writers
  • Croatian authors
  • Cuban American writers
  • Early-modern women playwrights (UK)
  • Early-modern women poets (UK)
  • English writers
  • Egyptian writers
  • Female detective/mystery writers
  • Female Nobel laureates
  • Female poets
  • Georgian writers
  • German writers
  • Greek writers
  • Hungarian writers
  • Icelandic writers
  • Indian writers
  • Iranian writers
  • Irish writers
  • Italian writers
  • Jewish American writers
  • LGBT writers
  • Macedonian writers
  • Mexican writers
  • Mexican American writers
  • Moroccan writers
  • Native American writers
  • New Zealand writers
  • Norwegian writers
  • Novelists by nationality
  • American novelists
  • Pakistani writers
  • Peruvian writers
  • Philippine writers
  • Playwrights by nationality and date of birth
  • Polish writers
  • Portuguese writers
  • Puerto Rican writers
  • Romanian writers
  • Russian authors
  • Serbian writers
  • Scottish writers
  • Slovak authors
  • Slovenian writers
  • Somali writers
  • Spanish writers
  • Taiwanese authors
  • Ukrainian writers
  • Uruguayan authors
  • Venezuelan writers
  • Women comics writers and artists
  • Women in Bloomsbury Guide to Women's Literature
  • Women rhetoricians
  • Women writers
  • Writers in Who's Who in Contemporary Women's Writing
  • Norton Anthology of Literature by Women
  • Women science fiction authors

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