Authors
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Hannah Miles
1 book
Hannah Moskowitz
6 books
Hannah M. Stone
2 books
Hannah Nicole Maehrer
Hannah Nicole Maehrer—or as TikTok Knows her, <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@hannahnicolemae">@hannahnicolemae</a>—is a fantasy romance author and BookToker with a propensity for villains. When she’s not creating bookish comedy skits about Villains and Assistants, she’s writing to Taylor Swift songs. Her biggest passions in life include romance, magic, laughter, and finding ways to include them all in everything she creates. Most days you can find her with her head in the clouds and a pen in her hand. (<a href="https://hannahnicolemae.com/about">Source</a>)
3 books
Hannah Nordhaus
1 book
Hannah Pakula
1 book
Hannah Pool
1 book
Hannah Richell
1 book
Hannah Ritchie
1 book
Hannah Rothschild
1 book
Hannah Strom-Martin
1 book
Hannah Tofts
2 books
Hannah Whitten
Hannah Whitten
2 books
Hannah Wolf Bowen
1 book
Hanna Krall
Polish writer and journalist
1 book
Hanna Nowinski
1 book
Hanna Rosin
1 book
Hanna Rudak
1 book
H. Anna Suh
1 book
Hanne Blank
1 book
Hanne-Ruth Thompson
1 book
Hannibal Gamon
1 book
Han Nolan
3 books
Hanno Sauer
1 book
Hanno-Walter Kruft
1 book
Hanns Joachim Scharff
1 book
Hannu Karttunen
1 book
Hannu Rajaniemi
4 books
Hanokage (Artist)
1 book
Ḥanokh Piven
1 book
Hanovi Braddock
2 books
Hans Andersen
For the Danish fairy-tale writer, see H. C. Andersen.
1 book
Hans Belting
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Hans Belting
1 book
Hans Bemmann
1 book
Hans Bluedorn
1 book
Hans Christian Andersen
Hans Christian Andersen was born in Odense, Denmark, to a father who claimed to be related to nobility. After school, he worked as a weaver's apprentice and as a tailor's assistant. At 14, he moved to Copenhagen to be an actor, and was accepted into the Royal Danish Theatre. His career ended when his voice changed, and he decided to become a writer. He published his first story, The Ghost at Palnatoke's Grave, in 1822. An acquaintance paid all expenses to send him to grammar school in Slagelse. He also attended school at Elsinore until 1827. He later admitted that his school years were the darkest and bitterest of his life. After school, Andersen resumed writing. In 1829, he started to see his first successes, publishing a short story, "A Journey on Foot from Holmen's Canal to the East Point of Amager", and a collection of poems. In 1833 he received a traveling grant from the King and set out to travel through Europe. He published his first novel, The Improvisatore, in 1835. He also published the first set of Fairy Tales, following up with more stories in 1836 and 1837. Although they were not initially successful, they have become his best-known works. He wrote a well-received poem, Jeg er en Skandinav, which celebrated Scandinavism, in 1839. In 1857, following a visit to Charles Dickens in England, Andersen met Danish actor Lauritz Eckardt and Danish ballet dancer Harald Scharff in Paris. In 1860, he met them again in Bavaria, and the three of them spent a week in Munich together. Anderson fell in love with Scharff, and started corresponding with him when Scharff and Eckardt left Munich. They were united when Andersen returned to Copenhagen in 1862. Their affair lasted for over a year before it was ended by Scharff, and Andersen did not have another serious relationship. In 1872, Andersen was injured in a fall, and he died of his injuries in 1875.
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Hans C. Ohanian
2 books
Hans Daeng
1 book
Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar
1 book
Hans De Beer
3 books
Hans Decoz
1 book
Hans Dieter Betz
1 book
Hans Fallada
4 books
Hans-Georg Gadamer
German philosopher, best known for his 1960 magnum opus, Wahrheit und Methode (Truth and Method).
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Hans Gerald Hodl
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Hans Hellmut Hofstätter
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Hans Hellmut Kirst
Hans Hellmut Kirst was a German novelist and the author of 46 books, many of which were translated into English. Kirst is best remembered as the creator of the "Gunner Asch" series which detailed the ongoing struggle of an honest individual to maintain his identity and humanity amidst the criminality and corruption of Nazi Germany.
3 books
Hans-Hermann Hoppe
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