Aspazija / Elza Pliekšāne
ELZA PLIEKSANE (Pliekšāne) whose pen name was ASPAZIJA, was a poet and playwright whose first piece of writing was published in a newspaper when she was 23. After a short marriage she moved to...
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Athalia Schwartz
ATHALIA SCHWARTZ was a Danish writer, journalist, playwright, and educator, who wrote under several pseudonyms, most notably Hieronymus. In 1847, Schwartz established a small girls' school in...
Augusta Jawara
AUGUSTA JAWARA was a playwright, nurse, and women’s rights activist. After studying nursing in Edinburgh, she became the first woman to stand in a Gambian national election in 1960, and by 1962,...
Auguste Götze
AUGUSTE GÖTZE was an actress, playwright, singer, and distinguished voice teacher. She was born into a musical family and at age seven started intensive piano and singing lessons. By 1861, when...
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Ayn Rand
ALICE O'CONNOR is best known by her pen name AYN RAND. She was a Russian author, playwright, and philosopher highly affected by the Russian Revolution. She immigrated to the United States in 1926....
Babette Hughes
BABETTE HUGHES was a playwright of one-act plays and a mystery novelist. Hughes wrote over 20 comedic one-acts, most in the subgenre of 10-minute plays. Her writing was reviewed positively, and...
Barbara Garson
BARBARA GARSON is a playwright, author, and social activist from the United States. During her time at the University of California, Berkeley, she was part of the Free Speech Movement and was an...
Barbara Ogier
BARBARA OGIER was a Flemish playwright who represented the Chamber of Rhetoric in Antwerp, and mostly wrote plays commemorating Flemish government and history. She challenged societal norms by...