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| Born on Plantation in Mississippi (1908), Black, Communist, died in Paris (some think murdered) |
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| Born early 1900s, lived in Northeast (NY/NJ), known for being sarcastic |
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| Early 1900s, humorist and satirist, from Michigan, lived in Chicago |
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| Early 1900s, from St. Paul Minnesota, worked in Hollywood, died from drinking |
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| 20th century writer, from Illinois, european correspondent, |
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| Late 19th century, from Sherwood, OH, served in Spanish-American War, left factory work to write, moved to Chicago |
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| Late 19th century, from Virginia, lived in Nebraska |
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| Late 19th century, from Newark NJ, war correspondent for Cuban Revolution |
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| Early 19th Century, from NY, wrote some sea novels and other stories about capitalism |
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| Early 19th century, English, adopted by John Allan, dismissed from cadet academy, married his cousin, |
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| Early 19th century, Massachusetts, Puritan ancestors, US Consulate in England |
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| Late 18th century, studied law in NY, had tuburculosis (consumption), lived in France, |
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| Mid 19th Century, from Main, insight into culture, wrote about countryside |
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