Authors

Louis Devere

1 book

Louis De Wohl

Wohl was born in Berlin to a poor Catholic family, with a Hungarian father and Austrian mother of Jewish descent. In 1935, he emigrated to England due to his objections to the Nazi regime. He began writing as early as the age of 7. His teachers praised his ability. At the age of 8 he wrote the play "Jesus of Nazareth" because he didn't like how Jesus was portrayed by some books he read. Writing as Ludwig von Wohl, he became quite a successful novelist during his youth in Germany, where sixteen of his novels were turned into films. The best known of these was the 1934 comedy classic Die englische Heirat (The English Marriage). In an audience with Pope Pius XII he was told to "write about the history and mission of the Church in the World." The Cardinal of Milan, Ildefonso Schuster, came to de Wohl after reading some of his writings telling him "Let your writings be good. For your writings you will one day be judged." From that time, he allegedly believed that he had to write for God, and felt that his earlier novels in the German language were of 'small significance compared to the novels he wrote for the glory of God'.

3 books

Louis D. Giannetti

1 book

Louis Dyer

1 book

Louise A. Hitchcock

1 book

Louise A. Liddell

1 book

Louise Allen

Melanie Hilton has been immersing herself in history, real and fictional, for as long as she can remember, and her first attempt at historical fiction at the age of eight was three pages of improbable medieval drama set in the local castle. Some considerable time later she joined forces with a friend and became one half of the writing partnership Francesca Shaw -- what began as a decidedly tipsy storytelling session in a Burgundian vineyard led on to a series of Historical Romances, all but one set in the Regency period. Career changes meant that the partnership had to end and she now writes as Louise Allen about her favorite historical period alone -- which means she can keep all her gorgeous heroes to herself. She lives in England in a village in Bedfordshire with her long-suffering husband who is not only a wonderful cook, but also the perfect inspiration for every romantic hero imaginable. All their spare time is spent at their Norfolk cottage on the coast where, although they have no pets, they are permitted to share the garden with a very bossy pheasant called Percy.

17 books

Louise Allen

1 book

Louise A. Mauffette-Leenders

1 book

Louise Armstrong

1 book

Louise A. Vernon

5 books

Louise Bagshawe

Louise Daphne Bagshawe was born on 28 June 1971 in England, UK. She attended local all-girls Catholic schools near her family home in Surrey, before going to Oxford University in 1989. After graduating with a degree in Anglo Saxon and Norse, she worked as press officer with EMI records and then as a marketing official with Sony Music. On her 22nd birthday, her passion for writing was realised with a major publishing deal as Louise Bagshawe. She is the author of more than fifteen novels, published in more than eight languages. Louise married Anthony LoCicero, and they had three children, but since June 2011, she is married with her second husband Peter Mensch. She is sister of the also writer Tilly Bagshawe. She lives in Northamptonshire with her family, and has been the Parliamentary Candidate for Corby and East Northants since November 2006, and became the Member of Parliament for Corby after winning the seat at the 2010 general election.

3 books

Louise Barrett

1 book

Louise Bergin

3 books

Louise Berlay

1 book

Louise Bogan

1 book

Louis E. Boone

1 book

Louise Borden

5 books

Louise Bourgeois

2 books

Louise Boyd Cadwell

1 book

Louise Bradford

1 book

Louise Brealey

1 book

Louise Brooks

1 book

Louise Burke

1 book

Louise B. van Tartwijk-Novey

1 book

Louise B. Van Tartwijk-Novey

1 book

Louise Calhoun Barfield

1 book

Louise Candlish

1 book

Louis E. Catron

1 book

Louise Collis

1 book

Louise Cooper

2 books

Louise Cormier

1 book

Louise Diamond

1 book

Louise Dickinson Rich

1 book

Louis Edited and Revised by Thomas Day Seymour Dyer

1 book

Louise Doak Whitney

1 book

Louis, Edouard (Author) & Stein, Lorin (Translator)

1 book

Louis Edward Bisch

1 book

Louise-Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun

1 book

Louise Erdrich

28 books

Louise Farr

1 book

Louise Fatio

1 book

Louise Fili

3 books

Louise Fitzhugh

4 books

Louis E. Frenzel

2 books

Louise Fuller

1 book

Louise Gikow

Louise Gikow is an Emmy Award–winning author/composer of more than 150 scripts, books, and songs for kids and adults, including scripts for Sesame Workshop. She was editorial director and creative consultant at Jim Henson Productions for eleven years. She also created and ran a publishing and multimedia division at Nickelodeon. She lives in New York City.

4 books

Louise Glück

Louise Elisabeth Glück (/ɡlɪk/ GLIK; born April 22, 1943) is an American poet and essayist. She won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Literature, whose judges praised "her unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal". Her other awards include the Pulitzer Prize, National Humanities Medal, National Book Award, National Book Critics Circle Award, and Bollingen Prize. From 2003 to 2004, she was Poet Laureate of the United States. source

13 books

Louise Gornall

1 book

Louise Harris

1 book