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- Jean Ingelow
. {13}
. [Wiki]
. [Portrait]
- (1820 - 1897) English Poet, Novelist, Children's Author, and friend of Alfred Tennyson
- Washington Irving
. {2}
. [Wiki]
. [Portrait 1]
. [Portrait 2]
- (1783 - 1859) American Novelist, Biographer, Historian and Diplomat; U.S. Minister to Spain; first American author to gain noteriety in Europe; best known for his stories Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
- Helen [Maria] Hunt Jackson
. {34}
. [Wiki]
- (1830 - 1885) American poet, novelist, essayist, and Native American rights advocate; schoolmate and lifelong friend of Emily Dickinson
- Richard Jago
. {3}
. [Wiki]
- (1715 - 1781) English Poet and Cleric
- [Theodora] Sarah Orne Jewett
. {7}
. [Wiki]
- (1849 - 1909) American Short Story Writer, Novelist, and Poet; friend of Oliver Wendell Holmes, John Greenleaf Whittier, Henry James, Tennyson, Kipling, and Willa Cather
- E. Pauline Johnson (Tekahionwake)
. {2}
- (1861 - 1913) Canadian Poet (Mohawk Indian)
- Georgia Douglas Johnson
. {1}
- (1880 - 1966) American poet and doyen of the Harlem Renaissance
- James Weldon Johnson
. {2}
- (1871 - 1938) African-American poet, novelist, teacher, critic, historian, journalist, congressional lobbyist, U. S. Consul to Venezuela and Nicaragua; a major figure of the Harlem Renaissance
- Lionel [Pigot] Johnson
. {8}
- (1867 - 1902) English Poet and Critic
- Robert Underwood Johnson
. {1}
- (1853 - 1931) American Poet, Editor and Diplomat
- Samuel Johnson
. {2}
- (1709 - 1784) English Writer, Critic and Lexicographer
- Ebenezer Jones
. {7}
- (1820 - 1860) English Poet
- Herbert Jones
. {1}
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- Ben Jonson
. {17}
- (1573 - 1637), English Playwright and Poet, the first Poet Laureate of England - from 1619-1637
- Thomas Jordan
. {1}
- (1612 - 1685) English Poet
- James Joyce
. {36}
- (1882 - 1941) Irish Novelist, Poet
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