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Oliver Sacks
British neurologist and author whose humane case histories explore perception, memory, identity and the many ways people adapt to neurological conditions.
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British neurologist and author whose humane case histories explore perception, memory, identity and the many ways people adapt to neurological conditions.
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British travel writer, soldier and scholar whose richly observed books join journeys with history, language and memoir. He is best known for A Time of Gifts and his writing on Greece.
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Patrick Parrinder is a British literary critic and retired Reading professor. He is a leading authority on H. G. Wells and early science fiction, and he edited the Penguin Classics edition of The Invisible Man.
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American investigative journalist and New Yorker staff writer whose narrative nonfiction examines political violence, organized crime, secrecy and institutional power.
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Patrick Rothfuss is an American fantasy author best known for The Kingkiller Chronicle, which begins with The Name of the Wind.
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Paul Beatty is an American novelist and poet known for darkly comic, formally daring writing about race, language and American public life.
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Paul Kalanithi was an American neurosurgeon and writer whose memoir, When Breath Becomes Air, examines medicine, mortality and the search for a meaningful life.
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American novelist and travel writer Paul Theroux is known for keenly observed journeys by rail and fiction about outsiders, ambition and cultural collision.
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Pauline Nestor is an Australian literary scholar of Victorian women writers, especially the Brontës, Eliot and Gaskell. She edited the Penguin Classics Wuthering Heights and wrote its introduction and notes.
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Brazilian novelist and former song lyricist, born in Rio de Janeiro in 1947. He writes spiritual, parable-like fiction about following a personal calling, and is best known for The Alchemist.
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Brazilian educator and writer Paulo Freire transformed debates about literacy, power and teaching. His books argue for education built through dialogue, critical reflection and action.
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