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* Mystery novelist Anne Perry's real name is Juliet Hulme. That's right, she's the same Juliet Hulme of [[wikipedia:Parker-Hulme murder|Parke-Hulme murder case]] fame, which was the basis of the film ''[[Heavenly Creatures]]''. She has also written a religious-themed fantasy novel.
* [[Edgar Allan Poe]] helped invent detective fiction. He also wrote a lot of satirical/parodic short stories (leading some to wonder [[Stealth Parody|how serious some of his serious writing really was]]) and a long philosophical-scientific treatise. He was a pretty versatile guy
* The Philip Reeve who wrote the ''[[Mortal Engines]]'' quartet (a [[Sliding Scale
* [[Shel Silverstein]] wrote children's poetry such as [[The Giving Tree]] and ''Where the Sidewalk Ends''. He also wrote novelty songs such as: "The Great Smoke Off", "The Cover of Rolling Stone", "A Boy Named Sue" and its sequel "The Father of a Boy Named Sue".
* In addition to writing ''[[The Jungle]]'', Upton Sinclair also wrote the Children's book ''The Gnome-Mobile''.
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