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RM2D85KDA–The Mary Hogarth room inside the Charles Dickens Museum and Georgian town house where the famous Victorian author lived for nearly 3 years, in Doughty Street. London. UK (122)
RMD8NGMH–Rupert Everett actor talking about his new memoir on stage at Hay Festival 2013 Hay on Wye Powys Wales UK
RM2AW9GDP–Brighton UK 7th February 2020 - Childrens author Cressida Cowell (left) known for her series of books 'How to Train Your Dragon receives an Honorary Doctorate of Arts at the University of Brighton Graduation Ceremony from Vice-Chancellor Prof Debra Humphris this afternoon: Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RF2C4PGNY–Oxford, UK - March 26, 2012: Exterior of the famous Eagle and Child public house in the middle of Oxford. The Inklings authors used to drink here inc
RMER38K2–Hay Festival, Powys, Wales - 26th May 2015 Children's Laureate Malorie Blackman talks alongside author Alexander McCall Smith and the National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke on Day 6 of the Hay Festival.
RM2FKE2AC–Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott. Abbotsford, near Melrose. Scottish Borders, UK. 30th Apr, 2021. UK A view of the main front entrance and courtyard garden of Abbotsford, the Home of Sir Walter Scott, famous Scottish author. 2021 is the 250th anniversary of the authors birth. Credit: phil wilkinson/Alamy Live News
RMS2C8RC–Filtered effect of Anne Bronte’s grave at St Mary’s Church, Scarborough, Yorkshire, England, UK. One of the Three Famous Historical English Authors from Haworth in Yorkshire. Died 28th May 1849 age 29
RMM042NN–Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. 18th Jan, 2018. Val McDermid's short story 'New Year's Resurrection' celebrates Edinburgh's literary heritage. Presented by Edinburgh's Hogmanay and Edinburgh International Book Festival, with Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust. Produced by Underbelly. Greyfriar's churchyard, with the illuminated names of famous Scottish authors including J K Rowling, Sir Walter Scott, Robert Burns, and Joanna Baillie
RM2AF0849–Vintage portrait photo of English author Charles Dickens (1812 – 1870). Photo circa 1867 by J Gurney & Son of New York.
RME9C78X–London, UK. 24th Oct, 2014. Comic creater Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons attend October's MCM London Comic Con convention at London's Excel Centre promoting their new movie Kingsman 24/10/2014 Credit: theodore liasi/Alamy Live News
RMCC98JK–Blue plaque on house in Portobello Rd., Notting Hill where George Orwell lived in 1927. London, UK
RM2CEX5C9–Children's writer Roald Dahl's original writing hut at Gypsy House. Great Missenden. Buckinghamshire. Cheshire, England. UK. 2004
RMP46NE0–MARGARET ATWOOD, Canadian novelist, writer, commentator. Author of the dystopian classic 'The Handmad's Tale' Appearing at the 2018 Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts. The annual festival in the small town of Hay on Wye on the Welsh borders , attracts writers and thinkers from across the globe for 10 days of celebrations of the best of the written word, political though and literary debate
RM2D85KPK–The Master bedroom where Charles and Catherine slept inside the Charles Dickens Museum and Georgian town house where the famous Victorian author lived for nearly 3 years, in Doughty Street. London. UK (122)
RMD8NGN5–Rupert Everett actor talking about his new memoir on stage at Hay Festival 2013 Hay on Wye Powys Wales UK
RM2AW9GDG–Brighton UK 7th February 2020 - Childrens author Cressida Cowell (left) known for her series of books 'How to Train Your Dragon receives an Honorary Doctorate of Arts at the University of Brighton Graduation Ceremony from Vice-Chancellor Prof Debra Humphris this afternoon: Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RMT3CWRX–John Bunyan Puritan English author effigy and tombstone & pilgrim from Pilgrims Progress book in Bunhill Fields cemetery London UK KATHY DEWITT
RMT719HT–London, England, UK. Commemorative Plaque: 'Frances Trollope (1780-1863) author, lived at 16 Keppel Street near this site. Her sons, the authors Thoma
RF2E9N7DJ–Oxford, UK - March 26, 2012: Exterior of the famous Eagle and Child public house in the middle of Oxford. The Inklings authors used to drink here inc
RMER38JH–Hay Festival, Powys, Wales - 26th May 2015 Children's Laureate Malorie Blackman talks alongside author Alexander McCall Smith and the National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke on Day 6 of the Hay Festival.
RMHYR163–A model of Robert Louis Stevenson made from the pages of a book in the window of a secondhand bookshop in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
RME0MRR3–Author Jane Austen's writing table, chair and quill inside her house at Chawton, near Alton, Hampshire, UK.
RMM042N7–Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. 18th Jan, 2018. Val McDermid's short story 'New Year's Resurrection' celebrates Edinburgh's literary heritage. Presented by Edinburgh's Hogmanay and Edinburgh International Book Festival, in conjunction with Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust. Produced by Underbelly. Greyfriar's Kirkyard, with illuminated anmes of famous Scottish authors including J K Rowling, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns
RM2AEXTPF–Vintage portrait photo of English author Charles Dickens (1812 – 1870). Photo circa 1867 by J Gurney & Son of New York.
RME9C78W–London, UK. 24th Oct, 2014. Comic creater Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons attend October's MCM London Comic Con convention at London's Excel Centre promoting their new movie Kingsman 24/10/2014 Credit: theodore liasi/Alamy Live News
RMPK9BAK–The grave of Daniel Defoe the novelist and author of Robinson Crusoe in Bunhill Fields burial ground, London.
RM2CEX5D2–Children's writer Roald Dahl's original writing hut at Gypsy House. Great Missenden. Buckinghamshire. Cheshire, England. UK. 2004
RMP46NDD–MARGARET ATWOOD, Canadian novelist, writer, commentator. Author of the dystopian classic 'The Handmad's Tale' Appearing at the 2018 Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts. The annual festival in the small town of Hay on Wye on the Welsh borders , attracts writers and thinkers from across the globe for 10 days of celebrations of the best of the written word, political though and literary debate
RF2GYYK0R–At low tide in Lyme bay, beached boats are encircled by the ancient Cobb made famous by Jane Austen, & John Fowles (in The French Lieutenant's Woman)
RMWAHN8C–Former home of Scotland's National Poet, Robert Burns (Rabbie Burns) at the time of the author's death at age 37, Dumfries, Scotland, UK
RMBMWA6E–Chef Ruth Rogers co-founder of River Café restaurant pictured at Hay Festival 2010 Hay on Wye Powys Wales UK
RM2AW9GDD–Brighton UK 7th February 2020 - Childrens author Cressida Cowell (left) known for her series of books 'How to Train Your Dragon receives an Honorary Doctorate of Arts at the University of Brighton Graduation Ceremony from Vice-Chancellor Prof Debra Humphris this afternoon: Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RM2HCDBF4–Engraved portraits of renowned English scientists, authors and philosophers, among them Burke, Einstein, Shakespeare; Johnson.
RME1E2KA–Hay on Wye, UK. 1st June, 2014. Pictured: Judi Dench Re: Hay Festival, Hay on Wye, Powys, Wales Credit: D Legakis/Alamy Live News
RM2AMNAC1–A blue plaque for Rev W V Awdry (creator of the Thomas the Tank Engine books) on Lorne House, his former home in Box, Wiltshire.
RFPRXB7B–Broadstairs, UK - April 14, 2018 - Viking Bay beach in Broadstairs, favourite seaside town of Charles Dickens, famous 19th century british novelist
RMER38KA–Hay Festival, Powys, Wales - 26th May 2015 Author Alexander McCall Smith in conversation with Children's Laureate Malorie Blackman ( on right ) and the National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke ( on left ) on Day 6 of the Hay Festival.
RME6T6TW–Addison's Walk, Magdalen College, Oxford, England. (Site of a famous CS Lewis and JRR Tolkein conversation in 1931.)
RM2AEX0P5–Vintage portrait photo of English author Charles Dickens (1812 – 1870). Photo circa 1867 by J Gurney & Son of New York.
RM2CEX5C3–Children's writer Roald Dahl's original writing hut at Gypsy House. Great Missenden. Buckinghamshire. Cheshire, England. UK. 2004
RMP46NE5–MARGARET ATWOOD, Canadian novelist, writer, commentator. Author of the dystopian classic 'The Handmad's Tale' Appearing at the 2018 Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts. The annual festival in the small town of Hay on Wye on the Welsh borders , attracts writers and thinkers from across the globe for 10 days of celebrations of the best of the written word, political though and literary debate
RF2BM8JC0–Hugh Dennis comedian actor writer speaking at Hay Festival 2013. Hay-on-Wye Powys Wales UK. ©PRWPhotography
RMBBHK7M–Listeners at a reading at the Word Festival held at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, Uk
RM2B2BRN5–London, England, UK. Commemorative Blue Plaque at 1-3 Robert Street, Adelphi, Westminster, WC2. 'Robert Adam, Thomas Hood, John Galsworthy, Sir James
RMAXT5FF–Children's author Jacqueline Wilson pictured at The Guardian Hay Festival 2004 Hay on Wye Powys Wales UK
RM2AW9GD9–Brighton UK 7th February 2020 - Childrens author Cressida Cowell (left) known for her series of books 'How to Train Your Dragon receives an Honorary Doctorate of Arts at the University of Brighton Graduation Ceremony from Vice-Chancellor Prof Debra Humphris this afternoon: Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RM2JDETKY–Jean Rhys female woman famous British author writer novelist book cover After Leaving Mr. Mackenzie KATHY DEWITT
RME1E2JC–Hay on Wye, UK. 1st June, 2014. Pictured: Judi Dench Re: Hay Festival, Hay on Wye, Powys, Wales Credit: D Legakis/Alamy Live News
RM2D85K5B–The drawing room inside the Charles Dickens Museum and Georgian town house where the famous Victorian author lived for nearly 3 years, in Doughty Street. London. UK (122)
RMER38MN–Hay Festival, Powys, Wales - 26th May 2015 - Children's Laureate Malorie Blackman talks alongside author Alexander McCall Smith and the National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke on Day 6 of the Hay Festival.
RM2CEX56X–Children's writer Roald Dahl's original writing hut at Gypsy House. Great Missenden. Buckinghamshire. Cheshire, England. UK. 2004
RMP46ND9–MARGARET ATWOOD, Canadian novelist, writer, commentator. Author of the dystopian classic 'The Handmad's Tale' Appearing at the 2018 Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts. The annual festival in the small town of Hay on Wye on the Welsh borders , attracts writers and thinkers from across the globe for 10 days of celebrations of the best of the written word, political though and literary debate
RF2BM8JAK–Hugh Dennis comedian actor writer speaking at Hay Festival 2013. Hay-on-Wye Powys Wales UK. ©PRWPhotography
RMBBHKA0–People queue to buy books at the Word Festival held at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, Uk
RF2BGBEDG–a blue plaque in north hill highgate london N6 states that famous british author charles dickens stayed there in 1832 UK
RMD8NGK3–Rupert Everett actor talking about his new memoir on stage at Hay Festival 2013 Hay on Wye Powys Wales UK
RM2AW9GDW–Brighton UK 7th February 2020 - Childrens author Cressida Cowell (left) known for her series of books 'How to Train Your Dragon receives an Honorary Doctorate of Arts at the University of Brighton Graduation Ceremony from Vice-Chancellor Prof Debra Humphris this afternoon: Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RMD4W3N3–Dr. Samuel Johnson stained glass portrait in his house at Gough Square, Central London, England UK KATHY DEWITT
RM2HCDBBR–Engraving of Edmund Burke at the literary club with fellow authors and philosophers, published circa 1908
RME1E2EJ–Hay on Wye, UK. 1st June, 2014. Pictured: Steve Coogan Re: Hay Festival, Hay on Wye, Powys, Wales Credit: D Legakis/Alamy Live News
RM2D85K2M–The drawing room inside the Charles Dickens Museum and Georgian town house where the famous Victorian author lived for nearly 3 years, in Doughty Street. London. UK (122)
RF2C99BEA–Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, UK. 28th July, 2020. The popular Roald Dahl Museum in Great Missenden remains temporarily closed following the Coronavirus lockdown. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
RM2AEWBRK–Vintage portrait photo of English author Charles Dickens (1812 – 1870). Photo circa 1867 by J Gurney & Son of New York.
RFRKH9XX–The village of Haworth in West Yorkshire, England, UK. The village was home to the famous Bront‘ sisters Ð Charlotte, Emily and Anne, who all wrote th
RM2CEX573–Children's writer Roald Dahl's original writing hut at Gypsy House. Great Missenden. Buckinghamshire. Cheshire, England. UK. 2004
RMP46NDW–MARGARET ATWOOD, Canadian novelist, writer, commentator. Author of the dystopian classic 'The Handmad's Tale' Appearing at the 2018 Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts. The annual festival in the small town of Hay on Wye on the Welsh borders , attracts writers and thinkers from across the globe for 10 days of celebrations of the best of the written word, political though and literary debate
RF2BM8JB3–Hugh Dennis comedian actor writer speaking at Hay Festival 2013. Hay-on-Wye Powys Wales UK. ©PRWPhotography
RME6MEJT–The headstone on the grave of Thomas De Quincey(1785-1859) in St Cuthbert's Churchyard, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
