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Editing Staffs

149 published records, arranged alphabetically. Each entry is published only where a named source supports it.

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Tommy WieringaAuthor · BooksTommy Wieringa was a Dutch writer, journalist and editing staff (born 1967). He was born at Goor.
Toni MorrisonAuthor · BooksToni Morrison was an American writer, novelist, librettist, university teacher and poet (1931–2019). She was born at Lorain and died at The Bronx.
Ulla HahnAuthor · BooksUlla Hahn (born 1945) is a German writer, poet and literary scholar.
Václav ČtvrtekAuthor · BooksVáclav Čtvrtek (1911–1976) was a Czechoslovakia poet, writer and science fiction writer.
Valentin KataevAuthor · BooksValentin Kataev was a Russian and Soviet writer, playwright, screenwriter, poet and journalist (1897–1986). He was born at Odesa and died at Moscow.
Valentin YudashkinDesigner · FashionValentin Yudashkin (1963–2023) was a Soviet Union personal stylist, painter and editing staff.
Véra NabokovAuthor · BooksVéra Nabokov was a Russian translator, writer, editing staff and editor (1902–1991). She was born at Saint Petersburg and died at Vevey.
Viktoriya TokarevaAuthor · BooksViktoriya Tokareva was a Soviet and Russian writer, screenwriter, editing staff, dramaturge and voice teacher (born 1937). She was born at Saint Petersburg.
Vitaly KorotichAuthor · BooksVitaly Korotich was an Ukrainian, Soviet and Russian journalist, poet, screenwriter, columnist, editing staff and public figure (1936–2025). He was born at Kyiv and died at Moscow.
Vítězslav HálekAuthor · BooksVítězslav Hálek (1835–1874) was a poet, writer and journalist.
Vladimír HolanAuthor · BooksVladimír Holan (1905–1980) was a Czechoslovak poet, writer and translator.
Vladimir LugovskoyAuthor · BooksVladimir Lugovskoy (1901–1957) was a Russian poet, writer and teacher.
Vladimir MaksimovAuthor · BooksVladimir Maksimov (1930–1995) was a Soviet writer, opinion journalist and editing staff.
Vladimir PoznerAuthor · BooksVladimir Pozner was a Russian, French and American journalist, television presenter, writer, translator, restaurateur and editing staff (born 1934). He was born at Paris.
Volker KutscherAuthor · BooksVolker Kutscher (born 1962) is a German writer, journalist and screenwriter.
Volodymyr RafeienkoAuthor · BooksVolodymyr Rafeienko was an Ukrainian and Soviet writer, poet, editing staff and cultural studies scholar (born 1969). He was born at Donetsk.
Vsevolod KochetovAuthor · BooksVsevolod Kochetov was a Russian and Soviet journalist, writer, editing staff and war correspondent (1912–1973). He was born at Veliky Novgorod and died at Peredelkino.
Walter ErnstingAuthor · BooksWalter Ernsting (1920–2005) was a German novelist, translator and writer.
Wanda WasilewskaAuthor · BooksWanda Wasilewska was a Soviet journalist, writer, screenwriter, politician, poet and playwright (1905–1964). She was born at Kraków and died at Kyiv.
Wilhelm JensenAuthor · BooksWilhelm Jensen (1837–1911) was a poet, writer and playwright.
Willi BredelAuthor · BooksWilli Bredel (1901–1964) was a German politician, writer and journalist.
William Allen WhiteAuthor · BooksWilliam Allen White was an American politician, journalist, writer, editor and screenwriter (1868–1944). He was born at Emporia.
Winston ChurchillAuthor · BooksWinston Churchill was an American novelist, playwright, writer, poet, editing staff and editor-in-chief (1871–1947). He was born at St. Louis and died at Winter Park.
Wolfgang MenzelAuthor · BooksWolfgang Menzel (1798–1873) was a poet, writer and historian.
Yury TrifonovAuthor · BooksYury Trifonov (1925–1981) was a Soviet writer, poet and editing staff.
Zdeněk JirotkaAuthor · BooksZdeněk Jirotka (1911–2003) was a Czech writer, playwright and journalist.
Zofia PosmyszAuthor · BooksZofia Posmysz (1923–2022) was a Polish journalist, writer and screenwriter.
Zsigmond MóriczAuthor · BooksZsigmond Móricz (1879–1942) was a Hungarian writer, journalist and playwright.
Zsuzsa BánkAuthor · BooksZsuzsa Bánk (born 1965) was a Germany writer, novelist and editing staff.

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