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English poet. A leading figure of English Romanticism, his major work is The Prelude.

American poet, novelist, and critic. A pioneer of detective and horror fiction, he greatly influenced world literature with works such as The Black Cat and The Raven.

German dramatist. He wrote chiefly for the stage, and his works include The Son of the Wilderness and The Gladiator of Ravenna.

Norwegian painter. Exploring the inner world, the unconscious and the discovery of the self, he produced works on suffering and death; his best-known painting is The Scream.

American writer and director for stage and screen. He won fame writing screenplays such as "Adam's Rib" with his wife Ruth Gordon, and directed the successful Broadway musical "Funny Girl."

American singer and businessman

Irish-born British essayist and playwright who co-founded The Spectator with Joseph Addison.

American minister and author, best known for The Power of Positive Thinking. He inspired millions with his emphasis on the power of positive thought.

English courtier, author and translator of the Elizabethan era. He translated Ariosto's Orlando Furioso into English and is also known as the inventor of the flush toilet.

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Greece

One of the three great tragedians of ancient Greece. He left works such as Medea and The Trojan Women that deeply explored human psychology.

Nancy Sullivan is a renowned American writer and producer. She has been involved in the production of several popular TV shows and films, particularly known for her work in youth-oriented content.