List of diarists

This is an international list of diarists who have Wikipedia pages and whose journals have been published.

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Sortable table of diarists

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Last name	Wikipedia article	Life span	Birth	Death	Notes
Abboud	Layal Abboud	1982–	1982		Lebanese singer and dancer
Abdullahu	Rreze Abdullahu	1990–	1990		Kosovo Albanian writer
Abutsu-ni	Abutsu-ni	1222–1283	1222	1283	Japanese nun and poet
Ackerley	J. R. Ackerley	1896–1967	1896	1967	Joe Randolph Ackerley, English literary editor and biographer
Ackermann	Louise-Victorine Ackermann	1813–1890	1813	1890	French writer and philosopher
Acland	Lady Harriet Acland	1750–1815	1750	1815	English noblewoman and nurse
Adams	John Adams	1735–1826	1735	1826	2nd President of the United States, statesman and diplomat
Adams	John Quincy Adams	1767–1848	1767	1848	6th President of the United States, statesman and diplomat
Adamson	Catherine Adamson	1868–1925	1868	1925	New Zealand homemaker
Aderca	Felix Aderca	1891–1962	1891	1962	Romanian novelist, playwright and poet
Agate	James Agate	1877–1947	1877	1947	English writer and critic
al-Radi	Nuha al-Radi	1941–2004	1941	2004	Iraqi potter and painter
al-Windawi	Thura al-Windawi	1983–	1983		Iraqi pharmacologist and political commentator
Alcott	Louisa May Alcott	1832–1888	1832	1888	American novelist
Allingham	William Allingham	1824–1889	1824	1889	Irish poet
Ambrose	Isaac Ambrose	1604–1664	1604	1664	English Puritan
Amiel	Henri-Frédéric Amiel	1821–1881	1821	1881	Swiss philosopher, poet and critic
Andræ	Hansine Andræ	1817–1898	1817	1898	Danish feminist
Apollinaire	Guillaume Apollinaire	1880–1918	1880	1918	French writer
Arbuthnot	Harriet Arbuthnot	1793–1834	1793	1834	English associate of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
Arishima Takeo	Takeo Arishima	1878–1923	1878	1923	Japanese novelist
Artaud	Antonin Artaud	1896–1948	1896	1948	French writer and critic
Asquith	Lady Cynthia Asquith	1887–1960	1887	1960	English writer
Aubert	Elise Aubert	1837–1909	1837	1909	Norwegian fiction and non-fiction writer
Aya Kitō	Aya Kitō	1962–1988	1962	1988	Japanese sufferer from spinocerebellar ataxia
Ayton	Charles John Ayton	1846–1922	1846	1922	New Zealand gold miner and rabbiter
Badin	Gustav Badin	1747–1822	1747	1822	Swedish court servant
Baker	Elizabeth Baker	1720–''1797	1720	1797	English secretary and geologist
Balfour	David Paton Balfour	1841–1894	1841	1894	New Zealand sheep farmer and roading supervisor
Ballard	Martha Ballard	1735–1812	1735	1812	American midwife and healer
Bamford	Samuel Bamford	1788–1872	1788	1872	English dialect poet and dialect theorist
Banuș	Maria Banuș	1914–1999	1914	1999	Romanian poet and essayist
Banzet	Sara Banzet	1745–1774	1745	1774	French educator
Baranga	Aurel Baranga	1913–1979	1913	1979	Romanian playwright and poet
Barbellion	W. N. P. Barbellion	1889–1919	1889	1919	Pseudonym of Bruce Frederick Cummings, English naturalist, essayist & & writer
Barker	Mary Anne Barker	1831–1911	1831	1911	Jamaican-born Australian writer
Barwick	Archie Barwick	1890–1966	1890	1966	Australian farmer and soldier
Basheer	Vaikom Muhammad Basheer	1908–1994	1908	1994	Indian independence activist and writer
Bashkirtseff	Marie Bashkirtseff	1858–1884	1858	1884	Ukrainian painter and sculptor
Bason	Fred Bason	1907–1973	1907	1973	English bookseller, broadcaster and writer
Bass	Franta Bass	1930–1944	1930	1944	Jewish Czech child poet, Holocaust victim
Baxter	Annie Maria Baxter	1816–1905	1816	1905	English-born Australian housewife
Beard	Peter Hill Beard	1938–	1938		American photographer in Africa
Beaton	Cecil Beaton	1904–1980	1904	1980	English fashion, portrait and war photographer
Ben no Naishi	Ben no Naishi	1220–1270	1220	1270	Japanese court lady and poet
Benedict	Ruth Benedict	1887–1948	1887	1948	American anthropologist
Benn	Tony Benn	1925–2014	1925	2014	English politician
Bennett	Alan Bennett	1934–	1934		English writer and playwright
Bennett	Arnold Bennett	1867–1931	1867	1931	English novelist
Benson	A. C. Benson	1862–1925	1862	1925	Arthur Christopher Benson, English academic, biographer and poet
Berendes	Märta Berendes	1639–1717	1639	1717	Swedish mistress of the robes
Bergholz	Olga Bergholz	1910–1975	1910	1975	Soviet poet and playwright
Bergounioux	Pierre Bergounioux	1949–	1949		French writer
Berr	Hélène Berr	1921–1945	1921	1945	French writer on Nazi occupation of Paris
Bestall	Alfred Bestall	1892–1986	1892	1986	English illustrator, best known for Rupert Bear stories
Betham	Mary Matilda Betham	1776–1852	1776	1852	English poet, woman of letters and miniature portrait painter.
Bilbrough	Ethel Bilbrough	1868–1951	1868	1951	English First World War diarist and artist
Bloy	Léon Bloy	1846–1917	1846	1917	French novelist, poet and pamphleteer
Blundell	Nicholas Blundell	1669–1737	1669	1737	English squire
Blunt	Wilfrid Scawen Blunt	1840–1922	1840	1922	English poet and writer
Bodichon	Barbara Bodichon	1827–1891	1827	1891	English educationalist, feminist and traveller
Bollinger	George Wallace Bollinger	1890–1917	1890	1917	New Zealand soldier
Bonham Carter	Violet Bonham Carter	1887–1969	1887	1969	English politician, daughter of Prime Minister H. H. Asquith
Bontempi	Teresina Bontempi	1883–1968	1883	1968	Swiss political activist
Booth	Stanley Booth	1942–	1942		American music journalist
Boruwłaski	Józef Boruwłaski	1739–1837	1739	1837	Polish dwarf musician
Boswell	James Boswell	1740–1795	1740	1795	Scottish chronicler of Samuel Johnson
Boyle	Jimmy Boyle	1944–	1944		Scottish gangster, sculptor and novelist
Bräker	Ulrich Bräker	1735–1798	1735	1798	Swiss autodidact and writer
Brandreth	Gyles Brandreth	1948–	1948		English writer and politician
Brant	Alice Dayrell Caldeira Brant	1880–1970	1880	1970	Brazilian teenage diarist
Brecht	Bertolt Brecht	1898–1956	1898	1956	German playwright, poet and politician
Breen	Patrick Breen	1795–1868	1795	1868	American member of The Donner Party
Bremer	Arthur Bremer	1950–	1950		American attempted assassin of George Wallace
Brereton	Sir William Brereton	1604–1661	1604	1661	1st Baronet Brereton, English politician and Roundhead military commander
Brittain	Vera Brittain	1893–1970	1893	1970	English author and feminist
Britten	Benjamin Britten	1913–1976	1913	1976	English composer
Brown	Ford Madox Brown	1821–1893	1821	1893	French-born English painter
Bruce	David Bruce	1898–1977	1898	1977	American ambassador
Bryceson	Nathaniel Bryceson	1826–1911	1826	1911	English clerk
Bryn	Thomas Bryn	1782–1827	1782	1827	Norwegian jurist and civil servant
Bucuța	Emanoil Bucuța	1887–1946	1887	1946	Romanian novelist, critic and poet
Bujnicki	Kazimierz Bujnicki	1788–1878	1788	1878	Polish writer
Bull	Deborah Bull	1963–	1963		English ballet dancer and writer
Bullard	Reader Bullard	1885–1976	1885	1976	English diplomat
Bunin	Ivan Bunin	1870–1953	1870	1953	Russian/Soviet novelist
Burney	Fanny Burney	1752–1840	1752	1840	English novelist, playwright and biographer
Burton	Richard Burton	1925–1984	1925	1984	Welsh actor
Bury	Elizabeth Bury	1644–1720	1644	1720	English nonconformist
Butler	Eleanor Charlotte Butler	1739–1829	1739	1829	One of the once controversial Ladies of Llangollen
Butts	Mary Butts	1890–1937	1890	1937	English writer
Byrd	William Byrd II	1674–1744	1674	1744	Colonial American diarist
Byron	Lord Byron	1788–1824	1788	1824	English poet and traveler
Cabot	Meg Cabot	1967–	1967		American YA author
Cadogan	Alexander Cadogan	1884–1968	1884	1968	English diplomat and civil servant
Calaferte	Louis Calaferte	1928–1994	1928	1994	French novelist and essayist
Călinescu	Matei Călinescu	1934–2009	1934	2009	Romanian critic and professor
Campbell	Alastair Campbell	1957–	1957		Anglo-Scottish journalist, broadcaster and author
Campbell	Thomas Campbell	1733–1795	1733	1795	Irish Protestant minister and travel writer
Camprubí	Zenobia Camprubí	1887–1956	1887	1956	Spanish Civil War seen from Cuba
Camus	Albert Camus	1913–1960	1913	1960	Algerian-born French writer and philosopher
Carr	Emily Carr	1871–1945	1871	1945	Canadian artist
Carrington	Dora Carrington	1893–1932	1893	1932	English painter
Carroll	Jim Carroll	1949–2009	1949	2009	American author, poet and musician
Carroll	Lewis Carroll	1832–1898	1832	1898	Pseudonym of Charles L. Dodgson, English writer and mathematician
Casares	Adolfo Bioy Casares	1914–1999	1914	1999	Argentine fiction writer and collaborator with Jorge Luis Borges
Casey	Richard Casey	1890–1976	1890	1976	Baron Casey, Australian statesman and ambassador
Cassab	Judy Cassab	1920–2015	1920	2015	Australian artist
Castillo	Abelardo Castillo	1935–2017	1935	2017	Argentine novelist and essayist
Castle	Barbara Castle	1910–2002	1910	2002	English politician
Caughey	Catherine Caughey	1923–2008	1923	2008	Kenyan-born New Zealand code breaker and occupational therapist
Caverhill	Hannah Rebecca Frances Caverhill	1834–1897	1834	1897	New Zealand homemaker
Channon	Henry Channon	1897–1958	1897	1958	Anglo-American politician and author
Chaszczewacki	Miriam Chaszczewacki	1924–1942	1924	1942	Polish Jewish Holocaust victim
Cheever	John Cheever	1912–1982	1912	1982	American novelist
Chennault	Claire Lee Chennault	1890–1958	1890	1958	American World War II General, head of the Flying Tigers
Chesnut	Mary Boykin Chesnut	1823–1886	1823	1886	American who described life in South Carolina in the American Civil War
Choe Bu	Choe Bu	1454–1504	1454	1504	Korean official and traveler
Christie	Johan Koren Christie	1909–1995	1909	1995	Norwegian air-force major general
Ciano	Galeazzo Ciano	1903–1944	1903	1944	Mussolini's Italian foreign minister
Cibulka	Hanns Cibulka	1920–2004	1920	2004	German Bohemian poet
Cioran	Emil Cioran	1911–1995	1911	1995	Romanian writer and philosopher
Clark	Alan Clark	1928–1999	1928	1999	English politician and historian
Clark	Andrew Clark	1856–1922	1856	1922	Scottish diarist and cleric
Clark	Ossie Clark	1942–1996	1942	1996	English fashion designer
Clark	Ralph Clark	1755–1794	1755	1794	Scottish naval officer
Clifford	Lady Anne Clifford	1590–1676	1590	1676	English literary patron and correspondent
Cobain	Kurt Cobain	1967–1994	1967	1994	American rock musician, Nirvana’s lead singer
Cockburn	Henry Cockburn	1779–1854	1779	1854	Lord Cockburn, Scottish judge and writer
Cocks	Richard Cocks	1566–1624	1566	1624	English head of trading post in Japan
Cocteau	Jean Cocteau	1889–1963	1889	1963	French writer and filmmaker
Coey	John Alan Coey	1950–1975	1950	1975	American soldier with the Rhodesian army
Coke	Mary Coke	1727–1811	1727	1811	English diarist and correspondent
Cole	William Cole	1714–1782	1714	1782	English Anglican cleric and antiquary
Collis	Maurice Collis	1889–1973	1889	1973	Irish administrator in Burma and writer
Columbus	Christopher Columbus	1451–1506	1451	1506	Cristoforo Colombo, Italian explorer and colonizer
Colville	Jock Colville	1915–1987	1915	1987	English civil servant
Condict	Jemima Condict	1754–1779	1754	1779	American child diarist
Congar	Yves Congar	1904–1995	1904	1995	French Dominican friar and theologian
Coningsby	Thomas Coningsby	1550–1625	1550	1625	English soldier and member of parliament
Constant	Benjamin Constant	1767–1830	1767	1830	French writer, philosopher and politician
Cooper	Ethel Cooper	1871–1961	1871	1961	Australian musician and First World War German detainee
Coppola	Eleanor Coppola	1936–	1936		American filmmaker and writer
Corrie	Rachel Corrie	1979–2003	1979	2003	American activist
Cory	William Johnson Cory	1823–1892	1823	1892	English schoolmaster and scholar
Costantini	Celso Benigno Luigi Costantini	1876–1958	1876	1958	Vatican cardinal and Apostolic Chancellor
Coward	Noël Coward	1899–1973	1899	1973	English playwright and composer
Cowper	Mary Cowper	1685–1724	1685	1724	English courtier
Cox	James Cox	1846–1925	1846	1925	New Zealand swagman
Coyet	Peter Julius Coyet	1618–1667	1618	1667	Swedish envoy to England
Creevey	Thomas Creevey	1768–1838	1768	1838	English politician
Cresswell	Nicholas Cresswell	1750–1804	1750	1804	English settler in the American colonies
Cristea	Nicolae Cristea	1834–1902	1834	1902	Romanian priest and political activist
Croker	John Wilson Croker	1780–1857	1780	1857	Irish-born politician
Crompton	Susan Mary Crompton	1846–1932	1846	1932	Australian social welfare reformer
Cronman	Fritz Cronman	1640–1680	1640	1680	Swedish diplomat
Crossman	Richard Crossman	1907–1974	1907	1974	English politician and writer
Crowley	Aleister Crowley	1875–1947	1875	1947	English occultist and poet
Cullwick	Hannah Cullwick	1833–1909	1833	1909	English domestic servant and lodging-house keeper
Curie	Marie Curie	1867–1934	1867	1934	Polish physicist and chemist
Curvers	Alexis Curvers	1906–1992	1906	1992	Belgian writer
Czarkowski-Golejewski	Cyryl Czarkowski-Golejewski	1885–1940	1885	1940	Polish landowner and Katyn massacre victim
Czartoryska	Klementyna Czartoryska	1780–1852	1780	1852	Polish noblewoman
Czerniaków	Adam Czerniaków	1880–1942	1880	1942	Polish head of the Warsaw Ghetto’s Judenrat and Holocaust victim
d'Ewes	Simonds d'Ewes	1602–1650	1602	1650	English antiquary and politician
Daae	Ludvig Daae	1829–1893	1829	1893	Norwegian jurist and politician
Dabit	Eugène Dabit	1898–1936	1898	1936	French writer
Dąbrowska	Maria Dąbrowska	1889–1965	1889	1965	Polish novelist and playwright
Dacosta	Luísa Dacosta	1927–2015	1927	2015	Portuguese fiction writer and poet
Dallam	Thomas Dallam	1575–1630	1575	1630	English organ builder
Danckaerts	Jasper Danckaerts	1639–1704	1639	1704	Dutch North American colonist and travel writer
Đặng	Đặng Thùy Trâm	1942–1970	1942	1970	Vietnamese army surgeon
Darre	Jacob Hersleb Darre	1757–1841	1757	1841	Norwegian chaplain and constitutional assembly representative
Dati	Gregorio Dati	1363–1435	1363	1435	Florentine merchant
Davis	Emilie Davis	1839–1889	1839	1889	African-American diarist, fl.1860s
Dawbin	Anna Dawbin	1816–1905	1816	1905	English-born Australian housewife and foster mother
Day	Dorothy Day	1897–1980	1897	1980	American journalist and co-founder of the Catholic Worker Movement
de Beauvoir	Simone de Beauvoir	1908–1986	1908	1986	French writer and philosopher
de Biran	Maine de Biran	1766–1824	1766	1824	French writer, philosopher and mathematician
de Brakelond	Jocelyn de Brakelond	1155–1202	1155	1202	English monk
de Castelbajac	Constance de Castelbajac	1859–1886	1859	1886	French aristocrat
de Catt	Henri de Catt	1725–1795	1725	1795	Swiss scholar
de Clercq	Willem de Clercq	1795–1844	1795	1844	Dutch Protestant revivalist
de Ficquelmont	Dorothea de Ficquelmont	1804–1863	1804	1863	Russian diarist in French and salonnière
de Goncourt	Edmond de Goncourt	1822–1896	1822	1896	French writer and critic, brother of Jules
de Goncourt	Jules de Goncourt	1830–1870	1830	1870	French writer, brother of Edmond
de Gouberville	Gilles de Gouberville	1521–1578	1521	1578	French seigneur in Cotentin, Normandy
de Graffigny	Françoise de Graffigny	1695–1758	1695	1758	French novelist and salonnière
de Guérin	Eugénie de Guérin	1805–1848	1805	1848	French writer
de Jesus	Carolina Maria de Jesus	1914–1977	1914	1977	Brazilian writer and social activist
de L’Estoile	Pierre de L'Estoile	1546–1611	1546	1611	French collector
de Mélito	André François Miot de Mélito	1762–1841	1762	1841	French statesman and scholar
de Mofras	Eugène Duflot de Mofras	1810–1884	1810	1884	French naturalist and diplomat
de Pougy	Liane de Pougy	1869–1950	1869	1950	French dancer and courtesan
De Quincey	Thomas De Quincey	1785–1859	1785	1859	English man of letters
de Saint-Jean	Robert de Saint-Jean	1901–1987	1901	1987	French writer and journalist
de Thompson	Mariquita Sánchez de Thompson	1786–1868	1786	1868	Argentine society hostess
de Tinan	Jean de Tinan	1874–1898	1874	1898	French writer
de Veer	Gerrit de Veer	1570–1598	1570	1598	Dutch naval officer
de Vernet	María Sáez de Vernet	1800–1858	1800	1858	Argentine resident in the Falkland Islands
de Vigny	Alfred de Vigny	1797–1863	1797	1863	French writer
Debes	Jens Peter Debes	1776–1832	1776	1832	Norwegian judge and politician
Dedekam	Sophie Dedekam	1820–1894	1820	1894	Norwegian composer
Dee	John Dee	1527–1609	1527	1609	17th-century English mathematician and astronomer of Welsh extraction
Deen	Helga Deen	1925–1943	1925	1943	Dutch/German Holocaust victim
Delacroix	Eugène Delacroix	1798–1863	1798	1863	French painter
Delafield	E. M. Delafield	1890–1943	1890	1943	Edmée Elizabeth Monica Dashwood, née de la Pasture.
Dugdale	William Dugdale	1605–1686	1605	1686	English antiquary and historian
Duke	Antera Duke	–1788		1788	Nigerian slave trader
Duras	Marguerite Duras	1914–1996	1914	1996	French novelist and scriptwriter
Dylan	Bob Dylan	1941–	1941		American musician and songwriter
Dyott	William Dyott	1761–1847	1761	1847	British army General and aide-de-camp of George III
Eberhardt	Isabelle Eberhardt	1877–1904	1877	1904	Swiss explorer and writer
Ebner	Christina Ebner	1277–1356	1277	1356	German Dominican mystic
Ebner	Margareta Ebner	1291–1351	1291	1351	German Dominican nun
Edwards	Dickon Edwards	1971–	1971		British musician and dandy
Elet	Jacob Elet				Dutch factor on the Slave Coast of West Africa, early18th century
Eliade	Mircea Eliade	1907–1986	1907	1986	Romanian historian of religion and mythologist
Eliot	George Eliot	1819–1880	1819	1880	Pseudonym of Mary Anne Evans, English novelist
Ellis	Edward Robb Ellis	1911–1998	1911	1998	American writer and reporter
Emerson	Ralph Waldo Emerson	1803–1882	1803	1882	American writer
Engel-Wijnberg	Selma Engel-Wijnberg	1922–2018	1922	2018	Dutch Holocaust survivor
Eno	Brian Eno	1948–	1948		English musician, record producer and polymath
Ernaux	Annie Ernaux	1940–	1940		French writer
Evelyn	John Evelyn	1620–1706	1620	1706	English writer, scholar and gardener
Faithfull	Marianne Faithfull	1946–	1946		English singer and actress
Farington	Joseph Farington	1747–1821	1747	1821	English landscape painter
Farmborough	Florence Farmborough	1887–1978	1887	1978	English nurse and author
Fawkner	John Pascoe Fawkner	1792–1869	1792	1869	Australian pioneer and politician
Fay	Eliza Fay	1756–1816	1756	1816	English traveller to India
Fenyő	Miksa Fenyő	1877–1972	1877	1972	Hungarian politician and poet
Fesch	Jacques Fesch	1930–1957	1930	1957	French murderer and Catholic convert
Fiennes	Celia Fiennes	1652–1741	1652	1741	English traveler
Filipović	Zlata Filipović	1980–	1980		Bosnian child and adult diarist in Sarajevo
Fisher	Carrie Fisher	1956–2016	1956	2016	American actress and writer
Fitzgerald	F. Scott Fitzgerald	1896–1940	1896	1940	American writer
Fjellbu	Arne Fjellbu	1890–1962	1890	1962	Norwegian bishop
Fleming	Marjorie Fleming	1803–1811	1803	1811	Scottish child diarist
Fountaine	Margaret Fountaine	1862–1940	1862	1940	Lepidopterist
Fox	Caroline Fox	1819–1871	1819	1871	English socialite, sister of Barclay
Fox	George Fox	1624–1691	1624	1691	English founder of the Quakers
Foxe	Samuel Foxe	1560–1630	1560	1630	English politician
Frank	Anne Frank	1929–1945	1929	1945	Dutch Holocaust victim, documenting her life in hiding, Japanese Zen Rinzai monk and advisor
Iwaszkiewicz	Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz	1894–1980	1894	1980	Polish writer, poet and dramatist
Izumi Shikibu	Izumi Shikibu	976–	976		Japanese poet
Jacob	Rosamond Jacob	1888–1960	1888	1960	Irish writer
Jacob	Violet Jacob	1863–1946	1863	1946	Scottish novelist and poet
James	Alice James	1848–1892	1848	1892	American sister of novelist Henry and philosopher William
Jarman	Derek Jarman	1942–1994	1942	1994	English painter, filmmaker and gardener
Jenkins	Joseph Jenkins	1818–1898	1818	1898	Welsh-born Australian swagman and self-educator
Jenkins	Roy Jenkins	1920–2003	1920	2003	Welsh-born British politician and biographer
Jespersen	Finn Varde Jespersen	1914–1944	1914	1944	Norwegian orienteer and air force lieutenant
Jones	John Beauchamp Jones	1810–1866	1810	1866	American novelist and Confederate War Department clerk
Jones	Liz Jones	1958–	1958		English writer and journalist
Josselin	Ralph Josselin	1617–1683	1617	1683	Rural English cleric, Japanese novelist and poet
Jünger	Ernst Jünger	1895–1998	1895	1998	German entomologist and Wehrmacht officer
Kafka	Franz Kafka	1883–1924	1883	1924	German-language Jewish Czech novelist
Kafū Nagai	Kafū Nagai	1879–1959	1879	1959	1879–1959), Japanese author and playwright
Kahlo	Frida Kahlo	1907–1954	1907	1954	Mexican painter
Kajūji Mitsutoyo	Kajūji Mitsutoyo	1576–1612	1576	1612	1576–1612), Japanese noble
Kálli	Leszli Kálli				Colombian kidnap victim
Kamal	Sufia Kamal	1911–1999	1911	1999	Bangladeshi writer and political activist
Karpiński	Wojciech Karpiński	1943–	1943		Polish critic and historian of ideas
Kästner	Erich Kästner	1899–1974	1899	1974	German satirist and children's writer
Kazin	Alfred Kazin	1915–1988	1915	1988	American writer and critic
Kelekar	Ravindra Kelekar	1925–2010	1925	2010	Indian activist and writer
Kellner	Friedrich Kellner	1885–1970	1885	1970	German justice inspector and author
Kemble	Fanny Kemble	1809–1893	1809	1893	English actress
Kessler	Harry Graf Kessler	1868–1937	1868	1937	Anglo-German diplomat and writer
Kierkegaard	Søren Kierkegaard	1813–1855	1813	1855	Danish philosopher and theologian
Kilvert	Francis Kilvert	1840–1879	1840	1879	English country cleric
Kimura Kenkadō	Kimura Kenkadō	1736–1802	1736	1802	1736–1802), Japanese scholar and artist
King	Cecil Harmsworth King	1901–1987	1901	1987	English newspaper proprietor
King	William Lyon Mackenzie King	1874–1950	1874	1950	Canadian Prime Minister
Kirstein	Lincoln Kirstein	1907–1996	1907	1996	American writer, impresario and connoisseur
Klee	Paul Klee	1879–1940	1879	1940	Swiss-German painter
Klemperer	Victor Klemperer	1881–1960	1881	1960	German scholar and writer
Klepper	Jochen Klepper	1903–1942	1903	1942	German writer and poet
Knopwood	Robert Knopwood	1763–1938	1763	1938	English-born Australian clergyman
Kobayashi Issa	Kobayashi Issa	1763–1828	1763	1828	Japanese Jōdo Shinshū lay priest
Kohnová	Věra Kohnová	1929–1942	1929	1942	Czechoslovak Holocaust victim
Kōichi Kido	Kōichi Kido	1889–1977	1889	1977	1889–1977), Japanese imperial advisor
Koker	David Koker	1921–1945	1921	1945	Dutch Holocaust victim
Koller	Karl Koller	1898–1951	1898	1951	German air force general
Kollwitz	Käthe Kollwitz	1867–1945	1867	1945	German artist
Konoe Nobutada	Konoe Nobutada	1565–1614	1565	1614	Japanese courtier and poet
Konstantinova	Ina Konstantinova	1924–1944	1924	1944	Soviet World War II partisan
Koren	Christiane Koren	1764–1815	1764	1815	Danish-born Norwegian poet and playwright
Kowalska	Faustina Kowalska	1905–1938	1905	1938	Polish mystic, saint and secretary of Divine Mercy
Krajewska	Teodora Krajewska	1854–1935	1854	1935	Polish-born Austro-Hungarian physician and writer
Kraus	Marianne Kraus	1765–1838	1765	1838	German painter and travel writer
Kunikida	Doppo Kunikida	1871–1908	1871	1908	Japanese novelist and poet
Kuzmin	Mikhail Kuzmin	1872–1936	1872	1936	Russian writer
L’Engle	Madeleine L’Engle	1918–2007	1918	2007	American author
Lagerlöf	Selma Lagerlöf	1858–1940	1858	1940	Swedish writer, first female winner of Nobel Prize for Literature
Landucci	Luca Landucci	1436–1516	1436	1516	Florentine Italian apothecary
Langford	Gladys Langford	1890–1972	1890	1972	London wartime schoolteacher
Larbaud	Valery Larbaud	1881–1957	1881	1957	French author
Lascelles	Alan Lascelles	1887–1881	1887	1881	English royal courtier and civil servant
Laskier	Rutka Laskier	1929–1943	1929	1943	Polish Holocaust chronicler
Last	Nella Last	1889–1968	1889	1968	English housewife
Latham	Mark Latham	1961–	1961		Australian Labor Party politician
Laukhard	Friedrich Christian Laukhard	1757–1822	1757	1822	German novelist and theologian
Leadbeater	Mary Leadbeater	1758–1826	1758	1826	Irish writer
Léautaud	Paul Léautaud	1872–1956	1872	1956	French writer and author of Le Journal Littéraire
Lechoń	Jan Lechoń	1899–1956	1899	1956	Polish critic and diplomat
Lees-Milne	James Lees-Milne	1908–1997	1908	1997	English biographer, historian and secretary of National Trust Country House Committee
Leseur	Élisabeth Leseur	1866–1914	1866	1914	French mystic
Lestrade	Didier Lestrade	1958–	1958		French author and AIDS activist
Lewis	C. S. Lewis	1898–1963	1898	1963	Irish-born English children's writer and theologian
Lewis	Norman Lewis	1908–2003	1908	2003	English journalist and travel writer
Lindbergh	Anne Morrow Lindbergh	1906–2001	1906	2001	American wife of aviator, who described the kidnapping of their child
Lipszyc	Rywka Lipszyc	1929–1945	1929	1945	Polish Jewish Holocaust victim
Lister	Anne Lister	1791–1840	1791	1840	English landowner, diarist and lesbian
Lockhart	R. H. Bruce Lockhart	1887–1970	1887	1970	English secret agent and author
Louÿs	Pierre Louÿs	1870–1925	1870	1925	French writer
Love	Courtney Love	1964–	1964		American actress and rock musician
Lowndes	Marie Belloc Lowndes	1868–1947	1868	1947	French-born English novelist and playwright, sister of Hilaire Belloc
Lugovskaya	Nina Lugovskaya	1918–1993	1918	1993	Soviet Russian artist, Japanese admiral
Matsudair Ietada	Matsudaira Ietada (Fukōzu)	1555–1600	1555	1600	Japanese samurai
Matsuo Bashō	Matsuo Bashō	1644–1694	1644	1694	Japanese haiku and renga poet
Matthew	Christopher Matthew	1939–	1939		English writer and broadcaster
McCafferty	Megan McCafferty	1973–	1973		American YA author
McCrae	Georgiana McCrae	1804–1890	1804	1890	English-born Australian painter
McNaughton	Kit McNaughton	1887–1953	1887	1953	Australian wartime nurse
Mehta	Durgaram Mehta	1809–1876	1809	1876	Indian Gujarati reformer and essayist
Mencken	H. L. Mencken	1880–1956	1880	1956	American essayist and scholar
Merton	Thomas Merton	1915–1968	1915	1968	Trappist monk and writer
Miaskowski	Wojciech Miaskowski	–1654		1654	Polish nobleman and Sejm member
Michihiko Hachiya	Michihiko Hachiya	1903–1980	1903	1980	Japanese medical practitioner and Hiroshima survivor
Michitsuna no Haha	Michitsuna no Haha	935–995	935	995	Japanese writer
Mihaly	Jo Mihaly	1902–1989	1902	1989	German dancer and writer
Milburn	Clara Milburn	1883–1961	1883	1961	Wartime English housewife
Miles	Hallie Eustace Miles	1868–1955	1868	1955	English writer, restaurateur, and activist
Minamoto no Michichika	Minamoto no Michichika	1149–1202	1149	1202	Japanese statesman
Minet	Pierre Minet	1909–1975	1909	1975	French writer
Mitchison	Naomi Mitchison	1897–1999	1897	1999	Scottish novelist and poet
Moen	Petter Moen	1901–1944	1901	1944	Norwegian resistance fighter
Moore	George Fletcher Moore	1798–1886	1798	1886	Irish-born Australian settler, explorer and linguist
Morissette	Alanis Morissette	1974–	1974		Canadian singer and songwriter
Morley	Helena Morley	1880–1970	1880	1970	Brazilian young-adult writer
Morrice	Roger Morrice	1628–1702	1628	1702	English Puritan minister and political commentator
Morris	Mary Morris	1921–1997	1921	1997	Irish wartime nurse
Moscheles	Ignaz Moscheles	1794–1870	1794	1870	Bohemian composer and pianist
Mouchotte	René Mouchotte	1914–1943	1914	1943	French air force pilot
Mountbatten	Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma	1900–1979	1900	1979	1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, Japanese court noble and writer
Nałkowska	Zofia Nałkowska	1884–1954	1884	1954	Polish writer and dramatist
Nansen	Odd Nansen	1901–1973	1901	1973	Norwegian architect and humanitarian
Nicks	Stevie Nicks	1948–	1948		American singer/songwriter, member of Fleetwood Mac
Nicolson	Harold Nicolson	1886–1968	1886	1968	English diplomat, politician and author
Nijinska	Bronislava Nijinska	1891–1972	1891	1972	Polish/Russian ballet dance
Nijinsky	Vaslav Nijinsky	1890–1950	1890	1950	Russian ballet dancer and choreographer
Nijō	Lady Nijō	1258–1307	1258	1307	Japanese noblewoman
Nin	Anaïs Nin	1903–1977	1903	1977	Cuban/French lover of Henry Miller, writer of erotica, pornography and poetry
Nolens	Leonard Nolens	1947–	1947		Belgian poet
Nordahl	Konrad Nordahl	1897–1975	1897	1975	Norwegian trade unionist and politician
Ó Mealláin	Tarlach Ó Mealláin				Irish Franciscan friar, fl.1641–1650
Ó Súilleabháin	Amhlaoibh Ó Súilleabháin	1780–1837	1780	1837	Irish draper and teacher
O’Brien	Florence Vere O'Brien	1854–1936	1854	1936	English-born Irish philanthropist and craftwoman
O’Crohan	Tomas O'Crohan	1856–1937	1856	1937	Irish islander
Oates	Joyce Carol Oates	1938–	1938		American author
Obisesan	Akinpelu Obisesan	1889–1963	1889	1963	Nigerian businessman and politician
Odoyevtseva	Irina Odoyevtseva	1895–1990	1895	1990	Russian/Soviet poet and novelist
Oglander	John Oglander	1585–1655	1585	1655	English politician
Olsen	John Olsen	1945–	1945		Australian artist
Oltmans	Willem Oltmans	1925–2004	1925	2004	Dutch journalist
Ōoka Tadasuke	Ōoka Tadasuke	1677–1762	1677	1762	1677–1762), Japanese samurai
Ording	Arne Ording	1898–1967	1898	1967	Norwegian historian and politician
Origo	Iris Origo	1902–1988	1902	1988	English-born biographer
Orton	Joe Orton	1933–1967	1933	1967	English playwright
Orwell	George Orwell	1903–1950	1903	1950	English journalist, essayist and critic
Østvedt	Einar Østvedt	1903–1980	1903	1980	Norwegian historian and educator
Ozick	Cynthia Ozick	1928–	1928		American author
Paget	Walburga, Lady Paget	1839–1929	1839	1929	German writer and friend of Queen Victoria
Pakenham	Frank Pakenham, 7th Earl of Longford	1905–2001	1905	2001	English politician and reformer
Palin	Michael Palin	1943–	1943		English Monty Python team member, actor and travel writer
Parker	Jim Parker	1897–1980	1897	1980	New Zealand sportsman and business executive
Partridge	Frances Partridge	1900–2004	1900	2004	English writer
Patton	George S. Patton	1885–1945	1885	1945	American World War II general
Pausch	Georg Pausch	1740–1796	1740	1796	German soldier in British service
Pavels	Claus Pavels	1769–1822	1769	1822	Norwegian bishop
Pavese	Cesare Pavese	1908–1950	1908	1950	Italian poet, novelist and critic
Payne	John Otunba Payne	1839–1906	1839	1906	Nigerian court registrar
Peacock	Nicholas Peacock				Irish farmer, fl. mid–18th century
Peale	Charles Willson Peale	1741–1827	1741	1827	Colonial American painter
Pearson	Drew Pearson	1897–1969	1897	1969	American journalist and broadcaster
Pelli	Giuseppe Bencivenni Pelli	1729–1808	1729	1808	Italian civil servant and essayist
Pepys	Elizabeth Pepys	1640–1669	1640	1669	French-born wife of Samuel Pepys
Pepys	Emily Pepys	1833–1877	1833	1877	English child diarist
Pepys	Samuel Pepys	1633–1703	1633	1703	English civil servant, Taiwanese novelist
Queneau	Raymond Queneau	1903–1976	1903	1976	French writer
Rabe	John Rabe	1882–1950	1882	1950	German diplomat and Nazi official
Rachlew	Lillemor Rachlew	1902–1983	1902	1983	Norwegian Antarctic explorer
Rahman	Sheikh Mujibur Rahman	1920–1925	1920	1925	President and later Prime Minister of Bangladesh
Raiden Tameemon	Raiden Tameemon	1767–1865	1767	1865	1767–1865), Japanese sumo wrestler
Rainer	Francisc Rainer	1874–1944	1874	1944	Austro-Hungarian-born Romanian pathologist and anthropologist
Ralfe	Catherine Hester Ralfe	1831–1912	1831	1912	New Zealand dressmaker and teacher
Ranfurly	Hermione, Countess of Ranfurly	1913–2001	1913	2001	Countess of Ranfurly, English secretary and diplomatic employee
Reagan	Ronald Reagan	1911–2004	1911	2004	40th President of the United States
Reenstierna	Märta Helena Reenstierna	1753–1841	1753	1841	Swedish gentlewoman
Reich	Wilhelm Reich	1897–1956	1897	1956	Austrian physician and psychoanalyst
Repington	Charles à Court Repington	1858–1925	1858	1925	English military officer and war correspondent
Rétif	Nicolas-Edme Rétif	1734–1806	1734	1806	French novelist
Rich	Mary Rich, Countess of Warwick	1625–1678	1625	1678	Countess of Warwick, Irish maid of honour
Rickman	Alan Rickman	1946–2016	1946	2016	English actor and director
Ritchie	Charles Ritchie	1906–1995	1906	1995	Canadian diplomat
Robinson	Henry Crabb Robinson	1775–1887	1775	1887	English lawyer
Rollins	Henry Rollins	1961–	1961		American singer for Black Flag
Rondeau	Gérard Rondeau	1953–2016	1953	2016	French photographer
Roosevelt	Theodore Roosevelt	1858–1919	1858	1919	26th President of the United States
Rorem	Ned Rorem	1923–2022	1923	2022	American composer
Rosenthal	Barbara Rosenthal	1948–	1948		American avant-garde New Media artist/writer/performer
Rosetti	Radu R. Rosetti	1877–1949	1877	1949	Romanian general and military historian
Ruess	Everett Ruess	1914–1934	1914	1934	American artist, poet and explorer
Rühmkorf	Peter Rühmkorf	1929–2008	1929	2008	German writer
Ruskin	John Ruskin	1819–1900	1819	1900	English art critic and philanthropist
Russell	Robert Russell	1808–1900	1808	1900	English-born Australian architect
Ryder	Dudley Ryder	1691–1756	1691	1756	English Lord Chief Justice, Japanese Prime Minister
Savicheva	Tanya Savicheva	1930–1944	1930	1944	Soviet child in the World War II Siege of Leningrad
Schelvis	Jules Schelvis	1921–2016	1921	2016	Dutch historian and Holocaust survivor
Schlesinger	Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.	1917–2007	1917	2007	American historian and political adviser
Schmelzer	Norbert Schmelzer	1921–2008	1921	2008	Dutch Catholic politician and diplomat
Schmidt	Frederik Schmidt	1771–1840	1771	1840	Danish-born Norwegian priest and poet
Scott	Robert Falcon Scott	1868–1912	1868	1912	English Antarctic explorer
Scott	Sir Walter Scott	1771–1832	1771	1832	Scottish novelist and poet
Sei Shōnagon	Sei Shōnagon	966–1025	966	1025	Japanese court lady and writer
Shaw	George Bernard Shaw	1856–1950	1856	1950	Irish Nobel Prize-winning playwright
Shelley	Mary Shelley	1797–1851	1797	1851	English novelist and travel writer
Sheridan	Betsy Sheridan	1758–1837	1758	1837	Irish writer, sister of the satirist Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Shields	Robert Shields	1918–2007	1918	2007	American teacher
Shifrin	Efim Shifrin	1956–	1956		Soviet/Russian actor and singer
Shiner	Michael Shiner	1805–1880	1805	1880	American freed slave and Navy Yard worker
Shirer	William L. Shirer	1904–1993	1904	1993	American journalist and contemporary historian
Shore	Emily Shore	1819–1839	1819	1839	English young adult
Silfverstolpe	Malla Silfverstolpe	1782–1861	1782	1861	Swedish salon hostess
Simcoe	Elizabeth Simcoe	1762–1850	1762	1850	English wife of Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada
Șiugariu	Ion Șiugariu	1914–1945	1914	1945	Romanian poet
Sixx	Nikki Sixx	1958–	1958		American bassist/songwriter for Mötley Crüe
Skinner	John Skinner	1772–1839	1772	1839	English cleric and antiquarian
Slier	Philip Slier	1923–1943	1923	1943	Dutch typesetter and Holocaust victim
Smart	Elizabeth Smart	1987–	1987		American abduction victim and broadcaster
Somov	Konstantin Somov	1869–1939	1869	1939	Russian painter
Soutar	William Soutar	1898–1943	1898	1943	Scottish poet
Spark	Alexander Brodie Spark	1792–1856	1792	1856	Scottish-born Australian merchant and settler
Sparwenfeld	Johan Gabriel Sparwenfeld	1655–1727	1655	1727	Swedish diplomat and linguist
Spender	Stephen Spender	1909–1995	1909	1995	English poet
Spiegel	Renia Spiegel	1924–1942	1924	1942	Polish Jewish Holocaust victim
Steinbeck	John Steinbeck	1902–1968	1902	1968	American novelist
Steinhardt	Nicolae Steinhardt	1912–1989	1912	1989	Romanian writer and monk
Stendhal	Stendhal	1783–1842	1783	1842	Pseudonym of Marie-Henri Beyle, French novelist
Stevenson	Frances Stevenson	1888–1972	1888	1972	English mistress and second wife of British Prime Minister David Lloyd George
Stevenson	Margaret Stevenson	1807–1874	1807	1874	English-born Australian satirist
Stevenson	Robert Louis Stevenson	1850–1894	1850	1894	Scottish novelist, poet and travel writer
Stilwell	Joseph Stilwell	1883–1946	1883	1946	American World War II general
Stock	Joseph Stock	1740–1813	1740	1813	Irish Protestant bishop
Stoika	Constantin T. Stoika	1892–1916	1892	1916	Romanian poet, translator and army officer
Stott	Gordon Stott, Lord Stott	1909–1999	1909	1999	Lord Stott, Japanese Catholic physician and Nagasaki survivor
Takizawa Bakin	Takizawa Bakin	1867–1948	1867	1948	1867–1948), Japanese gesaku writer
Tarnow	Fanny Tarnow	1779–1862	1779	1862	German fiction and non-fiction writer
Tchaikovsky	Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky	1840–1893	1840	1893	Russian composer
Templeton Strong	George Templeton Strong	1820–1875	1820	1875	American lawyer
Teonge	Henry Teonge	1620–1690	1620	1690	English naval chaplain
Terdiman	Daniel Terdiman				American award-winning journalist
Tersmeden	Carl Tersmeden	1715–1797	1715	1797	Swedish admiral
Thomas	Mary Thomas	1787–1835	1787	1835	English-born Australian poet
Thomlinson	John Thomlinson	1692–1761	1692	1761	English cleric
Thoreau	Henry David Thoreau	1817–1862	1817	1862	American author and philosopher
Thrale	Hester Thrale	1740–1821	1740	1821	Welsh author, friend and confidante of Samuel Johnson
Tipper	Kathleen Tipper	1919–	1919		English wartime clerk
Tolstaya	Sophia Tolstaya	1844–1919	1844	1919	Russian wife of author Leo Tolstoy
Tolstoy	Leo Tolstoy	1828–1910	1828	1910	Russian novelist and social reformer
Treloar	William Treloar, 1st Baronet\|William Treloar]	1843–1923	1843	1923	English haberdasher and Lord Mayor of London
Trench	Melesina Trench	1768–1827	1768	1827	Irish writer and poet
Tripathi	Govardhanram Tripathi	1855–1907	1855	1907	Indian Gujarati-language writer
Truitt	Anne Truitt	1921–2004	1921	2004	American artist
Truman	Harry S. Truman	1884–1972	1884	1972	33rd President of the United States
Truscott	Meta Truscott	1917–2014	1917	2014	, Australian chronicler and local historian, Japanese Emperor
Udall	Ida Hunt Udall	1858–1915	1858	1915	American homesteader
Umewaka Minoru I	Umewaka Minoru I	1828–1909	1828	1909	1828–1909), Japanese Noh actor
Vaid	Krishna Baldev Vaid	1927–2020	1927	2020	Indian fiction writer and playwright
Varma	C. Raja Raja Varma	–1905		1905	Indian painter
Vassiltchikov	Marie Vassiltchikov	1917–1978	1917	1978	Russian princess involved in plot to kill Hitler
Victoria	Queen Victoria	1819–1901	1819	1901	British queen and empress
Villard	Léonie Villard	1890–1962	1890	1962	French critic and university professor
Vivien	Renée Vivien	1877–1909	1877	1909	French and English writer
Voinescu	Alice Voinescu	1885–1961	1885	1961	Romanian writer, translator and university professor
von Goethe	Johann Wolfgang von Goethe	1749–1832	1749	1832	German writer and statesman
von Heyking	Elisabeth von Heyking	1861–1925	1861	1925	German novelist and travel writer
von Zinzendorf	Karl von Zinzendorf	1739–1813	1739	1813	Saxon Austrian civil servant
Wagner	Cosima Wagner	1837–1930	1837	1930	German daughter of Franz Liszt, second wife of Richard Wagner
Wagner	Richard Wagner	1813–1873	1813	1873	German composer
Walker	Alice Walker	1944–	1944		American author
Walter	Jakob Walter	1788–1864	1788	1864	German soldier in the Napoleonic Wars
Warhol	Andy Warhol	1928–1987	1928	1987	American artist
Waugh	Evelyn Waugh	1903–1966	1903	1966	English novelist
Webb	Beatrice Webb	1858–1943	1858	1943	English sociologist and social reformer
Weil	Simone Weil	1909–1943	1909	1943	French philosopher
Weimann	Gisela Weimann	1943–	1943		German multimedia artist
Weinsberg	Hermann Weinsberg	1518–1597	1518	1597	German city councilor in Cologne
Weisse	Johan Peter Weisse	1832–1886	1832	1886	Norwegian philologist
Welch	Denton Welch	1915–1948	1915	1948	English writer and painter
Wesley	John Wesley	1703–1791	1703	1791	English theologian and founder of the Methodist movement
West	Algernon West	1832–1921	1832	1921	English civil servant
Whisker	Alexander Whisker	1819–1907	1819	1907	New Zealand soldier
White	Gilbert White	1720–1793	1720	1793	English naturalist and Anglican cleric
Whiteley	Opal Whiteley	1897–1992	1897	1992	American naturalist and nature writer
Whitlam	Margaret Whitlam	1919–2012	1919	2012	Australian Olympic swimmer, writer and social campaigner
Whitney	Dorothy Payne Whitney	1887–1968	1887	1968	American social activist and lecturer
Wiesel	Elie Wiesel	1928–2016	1928	2016	Romanian-American author
Wilkes	John Wilkes	1725–1797	1725	1797	English journalist and politician
Williams	Kenneth Williams	1926–1988	1926	1988	English comic actor
Williams-Wynn	Charlotte Williams-Wynn	1807–1869	1807	1869	English gentlewoman
Wilmot	Katherine Wilmot	1773–1824	1773	1824	Irish traveller
Wilson	Edmund Wilson	1895–1972	1895	1972	American writer and critic
Wilson	Edward Adrian Wilson	1872–1912	1872	1912	English naturalist and Antarctic explorer
Wilson	Sir Henry Wilson, 1st Baronet	1864–1922	1864	1922	English military officer
Windham	William Windham	1750–1810	1750	1810	English statesman and orator
Winslow	Anna Green Winslow	1759–1780	1759	1780	American child diarist
Wojnarowicz	David Wojnarowicz	1954–1992	1954	1992	American painter and performer
Wold	Knut Getz Wold	1915–1987	1915	1987	Norwegian economist and civil servant
Woodford	Robert Woodford	1606–1664	1606	1664	English lawyer
Woodforde	James Woodforde	1740–1803	1740	1803	English rural cleric
Woodmason	Charles Woodmason	1720–1789	1720''	1789	American author, poet and loyalist
Woodruff	Wilford Woodruff	1807–1898	1807	1898	4th President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Woolf	Virginia Woolf	1882–1941	1882	1941	English author and feminist
Wordsworth	Dorothy Wordsworth	1771–1855	1771	1855	English poet, sister of William Wordsworth
Wyatt	Woodrow Wyatt	1918–1997	1918	1997	American politician and journalist
Wyndham	Joan Wyndham	1921–2007	1921	2007	English memoirist
Yi Kyu-won	Yi Kyu-won	1833–1901	1833	1901	Korean military official
Yi Sun-sin	Yi Sun-sin	1545–1598	1545	1598	Korean admiral and military general
Yoko Moriwaki	Yoko Moriwaki	1932–1945	1932	1945	Japanese diarist and Hiroshima victim
Young	Zina D. H. Young	1821–1901	1821	1901	President of the Relief Society
Zaciu	Mircea Zaciu	1928–2000	1928	2000	Romanian critic and literary historian
Żeromski	Stefan Żeromski	1864–1925	1864	1925	Polish novelist and dramatist
Zheng Xiaoxu	Zheng Xiaoxu	1860–1938	1860	1938	Chinese politician, poet and calligrapher
Zherebtsova	Polina Zherebtsova	1985–	1985		Russian Chechen documentarian and poet
Zissu	A. L. Zissu	1888–1956	1888	1956	Romanian writer and Jewish spokesman
Żychliński	Ludwik Żychliński	1837–1901	1837	1901	Polish military officer
Żychliński	Teodor Żychliński	1830–1909	1830	1909	Polish herald and author

Diaries of disputed authenticity

The Black Diaries purportedly written by Roger Casement and detailing his alleged homosexual activities, are believed by some to be a forgery perpetrated by the British government.