Who are few of the famous writers of popular literature?
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Who are few of the famous writers of popular literature?
TOP TEN AUTHORS BY POINTS EARNED
- Leo Tolstoy — 327.
- William Shakespeare — 293.
- James Joyce — 194.
- Vladimir Nabokov — 190.
- Fyodor Dostoevsky — 177.
- William Faulkner — 173.
- Charles Dickens — 168.
- Anton Chekhov — 165.
Who is the most famous of all English writers?
William Shakespeare
It’s worth also pointing out that here at NoSweatShakespeare we have no doubt that William Shakespeare is by far the best (and probably most famous) writer in English literary history.
What are Exophonic writers?
Exophony is the practice of writing in a language that is not one’s own. Some exophonic authors are bilingual or multilingual from their childhood years while others write in an acquired language. Although the phenomenon is not new the term was coined in 2007.
Who is No 1 writer in the world?
1. James Patterson — £71.3 million ($95 million) James Patterson is the world’s highest-paid author by a wide margin, and has been the world’s best-selling author since 2001. He has sold more than 350 million books worldwide, and is most famous for the “Alex Cross” crime novel series.
Who is the No 1 English writer?
William Shakespeare Shakespeare is probably the most famous playwright in history and is the author of roughly 38 plays. He quite rightfully tops our poll of favourite English Authors.
Is India a non-native English speaking country?
Originally Answered: Are Indian people considered native English speakers? No, Indians are not native speakers of English, even if they are taught that as a first language, because, Indians do not use English to communicate with one other on a daily basis, unless, they travel to a different state in India.
Who is the first writer?
The world’s first known author is widely considered to be Enheduanna, a woman who lived in the 23rd century BCE in ancient Mesopotamia (approximately 2285-2250 BCE). Enheduanna is a remarkable figure: an ancient “triple threat”, she was a princess and a priestess as well as a writer and poet.