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Frieda McFadden

  • Frieda McFadden

    Frieda McFadden

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  • Octavia E. Butler

    Octavia E. Butler

    After reading Parable of the Sower, I was truly amazed by Octavia E. Butler’s work. And it turns out, I’m not alone—she is one of the most influential writers in speculative fiction. What I find particularly fascinating is her ability to address complex social issues within the context of her stories. In this genre, she…

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  • H G Wells

    H G Wells

    H.G. Wells, born Herbert George Wells in 1866, was a English writer known for his significant contributions to various literary genres. While he authored over 50 books spanning different genres, it is his enduring legacy in science fiction that has left an indelible mark on literature and popular culture. H.G. Wells emerged from a humble…

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  • Isabel Allende

    Born on August 2, 1942, in Lima, Peru, Isabel Allende stands as a famous author renowned for her enchanting storytelling. Nurtured in a family that valued exploration, her early years were marked by the diplomatic assignments of her father, allowing her to travel and see a multitude of cultures and landscapes. This early exposure became…

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  • George Orwell

    Eric Arthur Blair, more widely known by his pen name: George Orwell was born in1903, in Motihari, India. Leaving a huge mark in this world as a British writer, essayist, and journalist. Beyond his profound influence in the literary realm, Orwell’s impact resonates deeply in the political sphere. Recognizing the intersection of his literary prowess…

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  • Jessica Fellowes

    Jessica Fellowes is renowned for her captivating and immersive writing style, especially evident in her books that intricately delve into the historical and social dynamics of the early 20th century. Born in 1974 into a family with a profound passion for the arts, she is the niece of Julian Fellowes, the visionary creator behind the…

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  • John Wyndham

    John Wyndham might be one of my favourite science fiction writers. He was a British writer who focused on dystopian and catastrophic themes. Famous for his books: The day of the triffids, The Midwich Cuckoos and The Kraken Wakes. What I like about his writing style is that bespite delving into these catastrophic themes of societal breakdowns…

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