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Publius Vergilius Maro

70 BC – 19 BC · Italy

Ancient Roman poet. His epic the Aeneid, on the founding myth of Rome, stands at the summit of Latin literature.

American educator and author known as Dr. Love for his lectures on love and human connection. His books include The Fall of Freddie the Leaf.

American writer and humorist. He contributed a regular column to The Saturday Evening Post and later wrote mainly short humorous pieces and epigrams.

French poet and playwright. His collection Toi et Moi, poems about love, was widely read.

American poet. Known for his light verse and humorous poetry.

Quintus Horatius Flaccus

65 BC – 8 BC · Italy

Horace was a Roman poet and one of the leading figures in Latin literature. His works primarily explore themes of love, friendship, politics, and nature.

Søren Kierkegaard

1813 – 1855 · Denmark

Søren Kierkegaard was a Danish philosopher and theologian, known as the father of existentialism. His work primarily focused on the subjective experience of the individual and issues of faith and choice.

American writer who wandered widely before establishing himself as a novelist. His major works include Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn.

Kwon Hae-hyo is a South Korean actor and writer known for his active participation in various works. He focuses on exploring the truths of life and promoting positive messages.

Irish poet and novelist. He wrote works inspired by Irish mythology and fantasy.

Japanese author known for insightful writings on work and life attitudes. Her works emphasize the value of everyday tasks and the importance of diligence.

Philip James Bailey

1816 – 1902 · United Kingdom

British poet. A Victorian-era poet famous for his lengthy religious poem Festus.