Authors

Lorena A. Hickock

1 book

Lorena A. Hickok

1 book

Lorena-A Hickok

1 book

Lorena Alvarez

2 books

Lorena Hormeño García

1 book

Lorena McCourtney

1 book

Loren A. Nikolai

1 book

Lorena Pronsky

1 book

Loren Bouchard

1 book

Loren Cameron

1 book

Loren C. Eiseley

5 books

Loren Coleman

1 book

Loren Cordain

1 book

Loren Cunningham

2 books

Loren D. Estleman

2 books

Loren D. Estleman

5 books

Loren Eiseley

1 book

Loren Fishman

1 book

Loren Long

3 books

Loren R. Graham

1 book

Loren Rhoads

1 book

Loren W. Christensen

1 book

Loren Weisman

1 book

Lorenz Bichler

1 book

Lorenzo Carcaterra

4 books

Lorenzo Diaz

1 book

Lorenzo Díaz Buendía

1 book

Lorenzo Dow Turner

African-American academic and linguist who researched the Gullah language of the Low Country of coastal southeastern United States.

1 book

Lorenzo Marone

1 book

Lorenzo Mattotti

1 book

Lorenzo Ponce Sala

Lorenzo Ponce Sala (Villa de Güímar, Tenerife, April 18, 1931 - Barcelona, November 17, 2000) was a Spanish chess player and writer.

1 book

Lorenzo Scupoli

1 book

Lorenzo Silva

Lorenzo Manuel Silva Amador (Madrid, 7 de junio de 1966) es un escritor español conocido especialmente por sus novelas policíacas, que protagonizan los guardias civiles Rubén Bevilacqua y Virginia Chamorro. Source: Lorenzo Silva on Wikipedia

3 books

Lore Segal

Lore Groszman was born in Vienna, Austria, the daughter of a bank accountant. In 1938, when the Nazis came into power, her father was fired because of his ethnicity, and in 1939 her parents sent her to England to escape the Nazis. She lived in several foster homes and wrote the British government to convince them to allow her parents to join her in England. Her father was interned in a Scottish camp for and died shortly before the end of the war. Lore and her mother stayed in England. Lore received a degree in English Literature from Bedford College of the University of London. In 1951, Lore immigrated to the United States and settled in New York City. She worked and wrote short stories, which were published in magazines. In 1961, she married David Segal in 1961, with whom she had two children. She began to write children's books, and in 1964, she published her first book, Other People's Houses, which was based on her experiences as a child refugee. In 1968 she began teaching writing at Columbia University School of the Arts. In 1970, her husband died. She continues to live in New York City and to write.

1 book

Loreth Anne White

2 books

Loreto Todd

1 book

Loretta Graziano Breuning

1 book

LORETTA GRAZIANO BREUNING

1 book

Loretta Jones

1 book

Loretta Krupinski

1 book

Loretta Lynda Chase

26 books

Loretta Lynn

1 book

Loretta Ross

Loretta J. Ross is an American academic, writer, and activist. Ross has written about feminist issues such as reproductive justice, as well as the history of African American women.

1 book

Loretta Ross-Gotta

1 book

Lori-Ann B. Forzano

1 book

Lori Armstrong

2 books

Lori Arviso Alvord

1 book

Lori A. Smolin

1 book

Lori Aurelia Williams

2 books

Lori B. Andrews

1 book