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Was a social worker living in a mobile home in East Texas before dominating the best seller list.

Writes a minimum of 2,000 words a day using a fountain pen and paper; he cameos in his movie adaptations like The Stand

So reclusive that she only spoke with visitors from the next room;  poems include “Because I could not stop for Death.”

His deathbed words: “Does nobody understand?” Bloom’s Day is celebrated in Dublin commemorating his Ulysses protagonist.

This author considered his earlier works to be awful so he collected and burned every piece of paper containing them.

He sat nude in his garden with his wife reciting passages from Paradise Lost. He is a poet, engraver, and illustrator.

Youngest writer to win Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction; created a fictional town based on their hometown.

His most known book today sold so poorly in 1925 that it led to the end of his ability to make a living as an author.

When asked if he had anything to declare by customs in New York, he said, “I have nothing to declare except my genius"

Said, “There is no female mind. The brain is not an organ of sex.” Her most famous short story is “The Yellow Wallpaper”

She almost died of diptheria at the age of seven. 31 movie adaptations of her works, including Emma, have been made.

A leading writer of the Victorian era. She used the pen name George Eliot as women were not as highly regarded as men.

This author worked for the Oxford Dictionary. He spent two years researching the etymology of words beginning with W.

Has a background in geophysical engineering; plays guitar as a break from writing; avoids social media

 He drank at least fifty cups of coffee a day. He often began writing at midnight and wrote for 18 hours at a stretch.

  Possibly expelled from West Point for appearing at a public parade naked, except for his white belt and gloves.