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Leon Gorlow
1 book
Leon G. Schiffman
2 books
Leon Hammer
1 book
Leonhard Euler
1 book
Leonhard Schmitz
1 book
Leon Hesser
1 book
Léonide Ouspensky
1 book
Leonid Gore
2 books
Leonid Oleksandrovych Hrabovsʹkyĭ
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Leonid Ouspensky
1 book
Leonid T͡Sypkin
1 book
Leonie Adams
1 book
Leonie Frieda
2 books
Leonie Morgan
1 book
Leonie Swann
Leonie Swann grew up near Munich and earned degrees in philosophy, communications and psychology from Munich University and the Munich School of Philosophy. Her debut novel, Glennkill (published as Three Bags Full in English), was published in 2005 and became an instant hit, leading the German bestseller charts for months. It has since been translated into 26 languages and won the prestigious Glauser Prize for crime fiction in the debut category, as well as the PETA Award.
2 books
Leon Kass
1 book
Leon Krier
1 book
Leon Lachman
1 book
Leon Leyson
1 book
Leon M. Lederman
American mathematician and physicist
2 books
Leon Morris
1 book
Leon O. Chua
1 book
Leonora Blanche Lang
2 books
Leonora Blythe
Leonora Burton was born in South Wales. After school in England, she got a job in London in the film industry in Soho. This led to New York and a job with Warner Brothers which owned a magazine, Coronet for which she became publisher. Under the pen name, Leonora Blythe she published a number of Regency romances. She lives with her husband in the Hudson Valley.
3 books
Leonora Carrington
4 books
Leonora Hornblow
1 book
Leonora Woodbury
1 book
Leonore Fleischer
1 book
Leonor Magtolis- Briones
1 book
Leon P. Baradat
1 book
Leon Poliakov
1 book
Léon Poliakov
1 book
Leon R. Gottlieb
1 book
Leon Shargel
1 book
Leon Sterling
1 book
Leon Trotsky
Russian Marxist revolutionary
3 books
Leon Uris
Leon Marcus Uris, novelist, was born in Baltimore, Maryland to William and Anna Uris. His father was a paperhanger who had immigrated from Poland. He was educated in schools in Maryland and Virginia, but he never graduated from high school. He joined the U.S. Marine Corps when he was seventeen and served in the South Pacific and New Zealand during World War II. He worked briefly as a driver for a newspaper, but after 1950 he was a full-time writer. Uris published his first novel, Battle Cry, when he was 29. He sold the novel to a film producer and wrote the screenplay. He is well-known for his screenplay, Gunfight at the OK Corral. His novel, Exodus, was an overwhelming success, and as a result he gained international recognition. (Source)
13 books
Leon V. Berhardt
1 book
Leon Walter Tillage
2 books
Leon W. Couch
1 book
Leon Windscheid
1 book
Leonzio Russo
1 book
Leo Panitch
Leo Panitch is Canada Research Chair in Comparative Political Economy and Distinguished Research Professor of Political Science at York University. Editor of The Socialist Register for 25 years, his many books include Working Class Politics in Crisis, A Different Kind of State, The End of Parliamentary Socialism, and American Empire and The Political Economy of Global Finance.-Haymarket Books
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Leopold A. Bernstein
1 book
Leopold Bellak
1 book
Leopold Infeld
1 book
Leopold Kompert
1 book
Leopoldo Alas
Leopoldo Enrique García-Alas y Ureña, conocido simplemente como Leopoldo Alas o Clarín (Zamora, 25 de abril de 1852-Oviedo, 13 de junio de 1901), fue un escritor y jurista español. Catedrático primero en la Universidad de Zaragoza y más tarde en la de Oviedo, se desempeñó como crítico literario en la prensa periódica de la época, desde donde atacó con punzantes artículos a muchos literatos contemporáneos. Su novela La Regenta (1884) está considerada la obra cumbre de la literatura española del realismo y una de las mejores novelas en castellano del siglo XIX. Leopoldo Enrique García-Alas y Ureña, known simply as Leopoldo Alas or Clarín (Zamora, April 25, 1852 – Oviedo, June 13, 1901), was a Spanish writer and jurist. A professor first at the University of Zaragoza and later at the University of Oviedo, he worked as a literary critic for the periodical press of the time, where he launched incisive attacks on many contemporary writers. His novel La Regenta (1884) is considered the pinnacle of Spanish realist literature and one of the best novels written in Spanish in the 19th century.
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Leopoldo Gout
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Leopoldo Lugones
1 book