Displaying items by tag: writer
23.02.1823–9.10.1900
Български учител, писател, поет, преводач, езиковед, фолклорист, общественик.
March 14, 1867 – October 05, 1937
Russian historian, writer and political figure.
1833–1897
Bulgarian writer, critic, teacher, linguist. It is possible to consider him as the author of the earliest prose work in Bulgarian.
1818–1864
Scientist, publicist, translator, educator.
01.09.1902 – след 1963
Руски писател и преводач емигрант, един от първите преподаватели по специалността Руска филология в Софийския университет.
22.06.1862–22.06.1928
Литературен историк и пръв български славист и компаративист, изследовател на литературата на Българското възраждане и на другите славянски, балкански и европейски литератури, създател на модерната българска хуманитаристика.
1850 – 1921
Ivan Vazov was a Bulgarian poet, prose writer, playwright, whose works have been translated into 52 world languages. Honorary Member of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (1921), Honorary Doctor of Philology, Sofia University (1921).
1876–1918
The first professional Slovenian writer, classic, novelist, playwright, journalist, critic and poet. He was the author of 30 books: nine novels, a range of novellas and collections of fiction, dramatic plays and comedies, a central figure of Slovenian modernism.
6.01.1848–2.06.1876
A great Bulgarian revolutionary romantic poet and journalist, whose works have been translated into 33 languages.
24.12.1844 (05.01.1845) – 18.09.1936
A famous Russian writer and the author of about 250 artistic and ethnographic essays, novels, short stories, collections of reports and poems.
