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Edwin Muir

Orcadian poet, critic and translator (1887-1959). With his wife Willa he gave English readers Kafka, including the first English The Trial in 1937, and he wrote visionary, fable-like poems about lost Edens and war.

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Eknath Easwaran

Eknath Easwaran was an Indian-born spiritual teacher, translator and meditation writer. His accessible books connect Indian scriptures and world mysticism with the choices and pressures of everyday life.

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Elif Shafak

British-Turkish novelist and essayist Elif Shafak writes in English and Turkish, often exploring migration, memory, identity, political division and the lives pushed to society’s margins.

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Elizabeth Kolbert

Elizabeth Kolbert is an American journalist and author whose reported nonfiction examines climate change, extinction and humanity’s transformation of the natural world.

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Elliot Aronson

American social psychologist and author known for making research on cognitive dissonance, self-justification, prejudice, and social influence accessible to general readers.

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Emily Brontë

Yorkshire novelist and poet (1818-1848) whose only novel, Wuthering Heights, appeared in 1847 under the pen name Ellis Bell. She also wrote poems, many of them tied to Gondal, an imaginary land she shared with her sister Anne.

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Emily Henry

Emily Henry is an American author of contemporary romantic fiction, known for witty love stories that pair emotional complexity with sharp observations about books, work and adulthood.

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Erich Maria Remarque

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Erik Larson

American journalist and author of narrative nonfiction who turns archival research into suspenseful accounts of disasters, crimes, political crises and lives caught in history.

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Ernest Hemingway

American novelist, short-story writer and journalist (1899-1961). Known for spare, understated prose about war, courage and loss, including A Farewell to Arms, The Sun Also Rises and The Old Man and the Sea. Nobel laureate in Literature, 1954.

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Ethan Rutherford

Ethan Rutherford is an American fiction writer and Trinity College professor. His sea-haunted stories and his debut novel, North Sun, a strange whaling voyage of 1878, made the 2025 National Book Award fiction finalist list.

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Eva Baltasar

Eva Baltasar is a Catalan poet and novelist born in 1978. Her compressed, sensual prose explores queer intimacy, motherhood, and the body.

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