Authors

Fabrice Midal

1 book

Fabrizio Mancini

1 book

Fabrizio Petrossi

1 book

Fadhal Ar Bafadal

1 book

Fadia Faqir

1 book

Fady Joudah

2 books

Fae Myenne Ng

2 books

Fahiem Bacchus

1 book

Fahim Halim Khan

1 book

Fahnestock, Catherine Bickford

1 book

Fair

1 book

Fairy Tales

1 book

Faisal Akbar Nasution

1 book

Faisal H. Basri

1 book

Faisal Zia Siddiqui

1 book

Faith A. Morrison

1 book

Faith Baldwin

Faith Baldwin was born in New Rochelle, New York. She began her professional career writing serialized romance stories for women's magazines. She was very successful and produced approximately 85 romance novels. From 1958 to 1965, she wrote a column that was published in Woman’s Day magazine. She continued writing novels until her death in 1978.

1 book

Faith Blakeney

1 book

Faith Coxe Bailey

1 book

Faith Erin Hicks

Canadian cartoonist

11 books

Faith Evans

Faith Renée Evans (born June 10, 1973) is an American R&B singer, songwriter and actress-Wikipedia

2 books

Faith G. Harper

Dr. Faith G. Harper is a licensed professional counselor, board supervisor, certified sexologist, and applied clinical nutritionist with a private practice and consulting/training business in San Antonio, Texas, USA. She has been an adjunct professor and a TEDx presenter. She is the author of several highly popular “five-minute therapy” zines on subjects such as anxiety, depression, and grief, in addition to her series of books and audiobooks.

2 books

Faith Hunter

7 books

Faith Javane

1 book

Faith Jones

1 book

Faith McNulty

4 books

Faith Mitchell

1 book

Faith Ringgold

4 books

Faith Ringgold

1 book

Faïza Guène

3 books

Faizah

1 book

Faiz Ahmad Faiz

1 book

Faiẓ Aḥmad Faiẓ

1 book

Faiz Ahmed Faiz

1 book

Fajar Junaedi

1 book

Fajer Al-Kaisi

2 books

Fakīracanda Śuklā

1 book

Fakir Mohan Senapati

1 book

F. Albert Cotton

3 books

Fali S. Nariman

1 book

Falon Ballard

1 book

F. Alton Everest

1 book

Fania Fénelon

French singer, composer and pianist

1 book

Fanie Cloete

1 book

Fanie Viljoen

1 book

Fannie Flagg

11 books

Fannie Hurst

Fannie Hurst was born in Hamilton, Ohio, the daughter of a successful shoe manufacturer. Her parents were Bavarian-Jews who had immigrated to the U.S. in 1860. Hurst was raised in St. Louis, Missouri, and received her A.B. degree from Washington University in 1909. She went to Columbia University in New York for graduate courses in 1910. She wanted to be a writer, both to support herself and to study people, she worked as a waitress and as a salesgirl. She also did bit acting roles in the theater, attended night court and studied people on the street. Although she was not a radical, she was interested in social issues such as equal pay for equal work, the right of a woman to retain her name after marriage, relief of the oppressed Jews in Eastern Europe, and the social and medical problems of homosexuals. Her first story, "Ain't Life Wonderful," was published in a St. Louis newspaper called Reedy's Weekly while she was attending college. Her second story, published in 1912, earned recognition for her writing talent, and the Saturday Evening Post wanted all of her future stories. In 1915 she married a pianist named Jacques S. Danielson. She continued to write, and her novels and stories were eagerly greeted by the publishing world so that by 1925, she and Booth Tarkington were the highest paid writers in the United States. She chaired a national housing commission, 1936-37; the committee on workmen's compensation in 1940, a member of the national advisory committee to the Works Progress Administration, 1940-41; and she was a member of the board of directors of New York Urban League. In 1952, her husband Danielson died, and she became a delegate to the World Health Organization. Over the course of her fifty-year career she wrote seventeen novels, nine volumes of short stories, three plays, and many articles.

1 book

Fannie Merritt Farmer

2 books

Fannie Safier

1 book

Fannie Weinstein

1 book