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Paige, Robin
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Pen name of Susan Wittig Albert, an American mystery novelist.
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Pal, Pratapaditya
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American expert on Indian and Southeast Asian Art. Curator, Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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Palahniuk, Chuck
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American satirical novelist and freelance journalist
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Palast, Greg
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American investigative journalist for the BBC, and New York Times-bestselling author.
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Palmer, Bernard
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American author of many book series for Christian youth and several books for adults.
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Pangrazio, Michael
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Emmy Award winner for Special Visual Effects, matte artist, art director, and book illustrator.
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Parameswaran, Uma
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Canadian poet, playwright, short-story writer, educator and scholar of literature.
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Paray, Paul
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French conductor, organist and composer. Former conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
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Parker, Agnes Miller
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Scottish engraver and illustrator.
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Parker, Buzz
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American comic book artist best known as the illustrator of Emily the Strange.
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Parker, Dorothy
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American writer, poet, critic, playwright and screenwriter best known for her caustic wit.
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Parker, Robert B.
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American author of detective fiction best known for his Spenser series,
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Parkinson, Lee K.
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American artist, teacher, lecturer and author.
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Parks, Rosa
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African-American civil rights activist, recipient of national accolades, and autobiographist.
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Parrish, Maxfield
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U.S. painter / illustrator known for his meticulous craftsmanship and his paintings' luminosity
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Parrish, Maxfield
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U.S. illustrator whose work is best known for its meticulous craftsmanship and luminosity.
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Patchen, Kenneth
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American experimental poet, novelist, and painter; and a major influence on the Beat Movement.
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Patterson, Richard North
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American former attorney and author of bestselling and award-winning thrillers and mysteries.
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Patz, Nancy
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American children's book author, illustrator, and instructor on creating children's literature.
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Pauling, Linus
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Nobel Prize-winning American chemist known best for applying quantum theory to chemistry.
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Pawson, John
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British minimalist architect and designer, and author.
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Pease, Howard
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American author of adventure novels for teenagers based on his experiences as a merchant seaman
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Peat, Fern Bisel
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Highly regarded American illustrator of children's books, magazines, puzzles and toys.
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Pegler, Westbrook
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Crusading conservative American journalist and columnist.
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Perelman, S. J.
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American humorist, author, and screenwriter best known for his pieces in "The New Yorker".
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Perkins, Carl
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American rockabilly musician and songwriter, who collaborated on his own biography.
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Perry, Anne
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British novelist best known for her historical murder mysteries and detective fiction.
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Perry, Anne
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British novelist best known for her historical murder mysteries and detective fiction.
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Peters, George
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American auto racing columnist, author and publisher.
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Peters, Neal
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American author and archivist of pop culture images.
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Peters, Robert
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American poet, critic, scholar, playwright, editor, and actor.
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Petersham, Maud
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Part of the prizewinning American husband/wife team who illustrated and wrote children's books.
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Petersham, Miska
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Part of the prizewinning American husband/wife team who illustrated and wrote children's books.
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Petrovitch, Svetislav-Sveta
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Yugoslavian journalist, and broadcaster and author of "Free Yugoslavia".
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Pfister, Marcus
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Swiss author/illustrator of books for children in preschool and early primary grades.
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Phelps, Barry
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Author of "P. G.Wodehouse: Man and Myth".
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Phoenix, Charles
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American pop cultural historian, performance artist, and best-selling author.
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Picoult, Jodi
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American bestselling author of 21 novels for which she has received numerous awards.
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Pigeon, Little
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Native American writer Clara B. Nicholas.
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Pinchot, Gifford
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Conservationist, first Chief of the U.S. Forest Service, and Governor of Pennsylvania.
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Pinkney, Brian
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American children's books illustrator/ author; winner of 2 Caldecott Honors and other awards.
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Pinkney, Jerry
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American children's books illustrator, and winner of a Caldecott Medal and 5 Caldecott Honors.
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Plaidy, Jean
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A pen name of British historical novelist Eleanor Alice Burford Hibbert.
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Plain, Belva
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American novelist of romantic historical epics featuring family and dynasty.
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Poe, Edgar Allan
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American author and inventor of detective-fiction best known for his mystery and horror stories
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Pogany, Willy
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Prolific Hungarian illustrator of children's and adult books in the Art Nouveau style.
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Pohl, Frederik
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American award-winning science fiction writer and editor,
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Politi, Leo
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American artist and author of children's books.
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Porter, Benita
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American novelist who explores intraracial prejudice against light-skinned African Americans.
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Porter., Katherine Anne
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American Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, novelist, short story writer, and essayist.
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Portman, Natalie
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Golden Globe-winning, Academy Award-nominated Israeli-American actress.
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Post, Emily
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American authority on etiquette, syndicated newspaper columnist, novelist and magazine writer.
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Potok, Chaim
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American rabbi whose novels were set in the Orthodox Jewish communities of New York City.
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Powell, Dawn
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American satirical novelist, short story writer, playwright, and diarist.
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Powell, Talmage
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American author of suspense and mystery pulp fiction, and private-eye novels.
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Pratchett, Terry
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English author of humorous and satirical fantasy novels.
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Pratt, E. J.
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Newfoundland writer considered the foremost Canadian poet of the early twentieth century.
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Preminger, Otto
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American film director and producer.
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Preston, Frances Cleveland
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The wife of U. S. President Grover Cleveland, and later of Thomas Jex Preston.
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Price, Anthony
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British espionage thriller novelist, newspaper journalist and editor.
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Price, Eugenia
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American author of best-selling historical novels generally set in Georgia.
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Pride, Mike
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American journalist, editor of the Concord (New Hampshire) Monitor, and author.
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Priestley, J. B.
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English novelist, playwright, shortstory and non-fiction writer, critic, and broadcaster.
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Pritchett, Travis
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American rock-a-billy singer with the duo Travis and Bob.
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Puzo, Mario
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American novelist and Academy Award-winning screenwriter best known for novels about the Mafia.
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Pyle, Howard
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American illustrator of children's books and historical and adventure stories for periodicals.
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Pynchon, Thomas
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American writer of compplex black comedy, satire, science fantasy and historical fiction.
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