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Topic: Asteroids for writers
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I'm so cappy Knowflake Posts: 9778 From: Death Star Registered: Nov 2012
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posted April 14, 2014 09:12 AM
Any idea?------------------ I'm sooo happy! I mean, cappy. IP: Logged |
ail221 Moderator Posts: 6846 From: Hanging Gardens of Babylon Registered: Feb 2012
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posted April 14, 2014 09:33 AM
You could try famous writer asteroids I.e. 3656 Hemingway 2985 Shakespeare 2362 Mark Twain 17427 Poe 4370 Dickens 3665 Fitzgerald 7232 Nabokov 6984 Lewis Carroll 3412 Kafka 3453 dostoevskyIP: Logged |
I'm so cappy Knowflake Posts: 9778 From: Death Star Registered: Nov 2012
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posted April 14, 2014 11:35 AM
Thanks.------------------ I'm sooo happy! I mean, cappy. IP: Logged |
lifefullofwords Knowflake Posts: 224 From: Registered: Sep 2013
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posted April 14, 2014 02:04 PM
There are a number of relevant asteroids named after Greek writers and gods/goddesses.Apollo: 1862 Musa: 6 Orpheus: 3361 Sappho: 80 Euripides (playwright): 2930 Aristophanes (playwright): 2934 Sophocles (playwright): 2921 Mneomosyne (mother of the Muses): 57 Kalliope (Muse of epic poetry): 22 Melpomene (Muse of tragedy): 18 Polyhymnia (Muse of hymns): 33 Erato (Muse of lyric poetry): 62 Thalia (Muse of comedy): 23 Klio (Muse of history): 84 Euterpe (Muse of song & elegiac poetry): 27 Also, here are some more asteroids named after famous writers. Flaubert: 11379 Proust: 4474 Janeausten: 39415 Charlottebronte: 39427 Emily Bronte: 39428 Goethe: 3047 Lev Tolstoj: 2810 Ibsen: 5696 Moliere: 3046 Saint-Exupery: 2578 Dahl: 6223 Bradbury: 9766 Tolkein: 2675 Cslewis: 7644 You may also want to check Talent (33154) if you haven't already. IP: Logged |
I'm so cappy Knowflake Posts: 9778 From: Death Star Registered: Nov 2012
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posted April 14, 2014 02:57 PM
Xenu bless you.------------------ I'm sooo happy! I mean, cappy. IP: Logged |
Taineberry Knowflake Posts: 896 From: Registered: Jun 2011
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posted April 15, 2014 05:12 PM
My fave centaur for writers is Elatus. There is a board for it somewhere here. Will try to find it and bump.IP: Logged |
Gabby Moderator Posts: 8633 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted April 16, 2014 04:59 PM
2984 ChaucerGeoffrey Chaucer (/ˈtʃɔːsər/; c. 1343 – 25 October 1400), known as the Father of English literature, is widely considered the greatest English poet of the Middle Ages and was the first poet to have been buried in Poet's Corner of Westminster Abbey. While he achieved fame during his lifetime as an author, philosopher, alchemist and astronomer, composing a scientific treatise on the astrolabe for his ten year-old son Lewis, Chaucer also maintained an active career in the civil service as a bureaucrat, courtier and diplomat. Among his many works, which include The Book of the Duchess, the House of Fame, the Legend of Good Women and Troilus and Criseyde, he is best known today for The Canterbury Tales. IP: Logged |
PlutoSurvivor Moderator Posts: 2064 From: USA Registered: Sep 2011
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posted April 19, 2014 08:35 PM
Yippee! I'm a writer. (At least I'm inspired to be one now.) I have 7 of these writer asteroids with exact conjunctions to planets in my chart. One on an angle plus Sun, NN, Mars, Pluto, Saturn. I looked up two authors so far and found meanings for me. I will read biographies of the others and report back. Marcel Proust (conjunct my sun) has to do with discipline. He wrote during all of his life but lacked the discipline to become serious until later on. Bradberry (conjunct my north node) equals dream, think, create. He was prolific in creating short stories, and it didn't matter if they were good or not to him because as soon as one story was done he was busy working on the next one and he didn't want to waste a lot of time taking a chance on longer works. He won many awards for his writings. IP: Logged |
PlutoSurvivor Moderator Posts: 2064 From: USA Registered: Sep 2011
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posted April 20, 2014 01:38 PM
Goethe - acting on extreme emotion and philosophical search for life's meaning. (conjunct Pluto in my chart and now at its return) Born to wealth, a type of Renaissance man, master of his own language, he influenced many young people to commit suicide which began a new movement in Germany. He also dedicated 60 years writing about the meaning of existence and of the soul. Charles Dickens - alienation and betrayal, and dark secrets. ( On my 4H cusp/angle ) Dickens started out with a troubled family life. He was saved from factory work at age 12, then became a shorthand reporter and author who traveled the world. He told only two people in his life about his childhood secrets. On the angle, I already found out about a family secret; perhaps there are more to investigate. IP: Logged |
I'm so cappy Knowflake Posts: 9778 From: Death Star Registered: Nov 2012
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posted April 20, 2014 07:32 PM
I haven't checked all of them but Elatus conjunct Mercury Chaucer conjunct IC Tolkien conjunct Mars
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lifefullofwords Knowflake Posts: 224 From: Registered: Sep 2013
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posted April 21, 2014 04:41 PM
Apollo conjunct Sun Klio conjunct Sun Dahl conjunct Sun Emily Bronte conjunct Moon Kalliope conjunct ASC Tolkein conjunct Mars Goethe conjunct NNAlso: Elatus CP Mercury (7 mins) Erato CP Moon (9 mins) Dickens P Sun (10 mins) IP: Logged |
Ibringyouasong Knowflake Posts: 106 From: Trenton, New Jersey, USA Registered: Mar 2013
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posted May 01, 2014 11:20 PM
Hemingway: A. semisquare Mars B.Trine Midheaven Shakespeare Conjunct Moon Mark Twain: A.Square Sun B.Square Jupiter C.Sextile D.SaturnSextile E.Neptune F.Trine Pluto G.Quintile Ascendant Poe: A.Sextile Moon B.Sextile Jupiter C.Sesquiquadrate Uranus Dickens: A.Trine Saturn B.Trine Neptune C.Opposite Pluto Fitzgerald: A.Conjunct Sun B.Conjunct Jupiter Nabokov: A.Trine Saturn B.Trine Neptune C.Opposite Pluto Lewis Carroll: A.Opposite Sun B.Semi-Sextile Neptune Kafka: A.Conjunct Sun B.Conjunct Moon C.Conjunct Jupiter Dostoevsky: A.Conjunct Mercury B.Conjunct Ascendant C.Trine MidheavenHemingway - Gemini, 1st House (like my moon and sun) Shakespeare - Gemini, 2nd House (like my Venus) Mark Twain - Pisces, 11th House Poe - Leo, 4th House Dickens - Taurus, 12th House Fitzgerald - Gemini, 1st House Nabokov - Taurus, 12th House Lewis Carroll - Sagittarius, 7th House Kafka - Gemini, 1st House Dostoevsky - Gemini, 1st House (I plan to go through the whole list of writer asteroids, just as a head's up. I want to see if I truly am meant to be a writer. Possibly even one who is capable of writing something that will shape the world.) Apollo: A.Semisquare Mars B.Trine Uranus C.Trine Neptune D.Sextile Chiron Orpheus: A.Square Sun B.Square Moon C.Quintile Mercury D.Square Jupiter E.Quintile Uranus F.Trine Pluto Euripedes Conjunct Sun Aristophanes: A.Semi-sextile Sun B.Semisquare Venus C.Trine Saturn D.Trine Neptune E.Opposite Pluto Sophocles: A.Square Sun B.Square Moon C.Trine Mars D.Square Jupiter E.Trine Pluto Mnemosyne: A.Conjunct Sun B.Inconjunct Neptune Kalliope: A.Sesquiquadrate Mars B.Sextile Midheaven Melpomene: A.Semi-sextile Mercury B.Conjunct Venus C.Sesquiquadrate Pluto D.BiQuintile Midheaven Apollo - Juno, 5th House Orpheus - Pisces, 11th House Euripedes - Gemini, 1st House Aristophanes - Taurus, 12th House Sophocles - Pisces, 11th House Mnemosyne - Gemini, 1st House Kalliope - Sagittarius, 7th House Melpomene - Gemini, 2nd House Also, part 3: Polyhymnia: A.BiQuintile Moon B.Sesquiquadrate Venus C.Sextile Saturn D.Conjunct Pluto Erato: A.Sextile Sun B.Sextile Jupiter C.Square Pluto Thalia: A.Conjunct Sun B.Conjunct Moon C.Conjunct Jupiter Klio: A.Trine Saturn B.Trine Uranus C.Trine Neptune D.Opposite Pluto E.Sextile Chiron F.Square Midheaven Euterpe: A.Trine Moon B.Inconjunct Mars C.Square Ascendant Flaubert: A.Trine Sun B.Trine Moon C.Trine Jupiter D.Square Pluto Proust: A.Conjunct Venus B.Opposite Uranus C.BiQuintile Midheaven Jane Austen: A.Square Saturn B.Square Uranus C.Square Neptune D.BiQuintile Pluto E.Chiron Charlotte Bronte: A.Square Uranus B.Square Neptune C.BiQuintile Pluto D.Square Chiron E.Sextile Midheaven Emily Bronte: A.Semisquare Venus B.Trine Saturn C.Trine Neptune D.Opposite Pluto Polyhymnia - Scorpio, 6th House Erato - Leo, 4th House Thalia - Gemini, 1st House Klio - Taurus, 12th House Euterpe - Aquarius, 10th House (same house as my NN) Flaubert - Aquarius, 10th House Proust - Gemini, 2nd House Jane Austen - Aries, 11th House Charlotte Bronte - Aries, 11th House Emily Bronte - Taurus, 12th House Goethe: A.Opposite Mercury B.Inconjunct Venus C.Opposite Ascendant Lev Tolstoj: A. Trine Mars B.Semisquare Uranus Ibsen: A.Sextile Venus B.Semisquare Mars C.Trine Uranus D.Square Midheaven Moliere Conjunct Moon Saint-Exupery: A.Inconjunct Chiron B.Sextile Midheaven Dahl: A.Sextile Uranus B.Trine Chiron C.Semi-sextile Midheaven Bradbury: A.Opposite Moon B. Opposite Venus Tolkien: A.Opposite Mercury B.Semisquare Saturn C.Opposite Ascendant CSLewis: A.Conjunct Venus B.Opposite Uranus C.Conjunct Chiron Chaucer: A.Conjunct Mercury B.Sesquiquadrate Saturn C.BiQuintile Uranus D. Conjunct Ascendant Talent: A.Semisquare Moon B.Inconjunct Uranus C.Opposite Midheaven Goethe - Scorpio, 7th House (my Descendant) Lev Tolstoj - Scorpio, 6th House Ibsen - Taurus, 12th House Moliere - Gemini, 2nd House Saint-Exupery - Sagittarius, 7th House Dahl - Pisces, 11th House Bradbury - Sagittarius, 8th House (My Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are all here in Capricorn) Tolkien - Scorpio, 7th House CSLewis - Cancer, 2nd House Chaucer - Taurus, 1st House Talent - Leo, 4th House ------------------ "Belief is like laying in the dark with someone and telling them you love them and hearing nothing back." IP: Logged |
Keela Knowflake Posts: 829 From: Registered: Oct 2012
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posted May 02, 2014 05:10 AM
11H Talent conj Mars (ASC/MC Midpoint) Orpheus conj SGC-IC Ibsen 1.10 conj IC, Flaubert on other side of IC, 0.26 conj itProust 1.02 opp ASC (~1,5 trine Mars-Talent) Thalia conj MC, T-square East Point's Urania OPP Erato Melpomene trine Thalia-MC 3H Merc conj Goethe-Dali (square Moliere-Narcissus) 10H Hemingway conj Jupiter OPP Mark Twain-Rudra Dickens-Bilbo conj Neptune (D. by 3') Klio conj Saturn
Mnemosyne conj NN (1.01) Bradbury ~1,5 conj SN, 1 square Sun (I was born the same day as Ray Bradbury) Tolkien trine SN/sext Saturn Joyce-Lust-Ariadne conj GC (trine Karma) Chaucer conj Musa at ~10 Sco OPP (Saint-Exupery conj Wisdom) 5 Can Euripides-Socrates-Grandprism-Ulysses/Sherlock My date 2208 forms the numbers for Pushkin. 14 Scorpio, conj Eros-Odin-Allodd.
3665, 17427, 2362, 4370, 3656, 39415, 3453, 39427, 39428, 3046 5418 Joyce (James) 1826 Miller (Arthur) 16273 Oneill (Eugene O'Neill) 12258 Oscarwilde 2208 Pushkin 7056 Kierkegaard (mostly for my curiosity) 3412 Kafka 11020 Orwell 5231 Verne 2106 Hugo (Victor) 5418, 1826, 16273, 12258, 2208, 7056, 3412, 11020, 5231, 2106 IP: Logged |
Keela Knowflake Posts: 829 From: Registered: Oct 2012
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posted May 02, 2014 05:37 AM
So based on Ibsen-Orpheus-Flaubert as the basis, I'll... write dreary homelife stuff as an emo pining away for (the not!fjords) the prostitutes that I lose a second time because of own fault... when not inciting people to commit suicide due to my writing style being so surreal with the Goethe-Dali, and then end up in search of lost time because of it with Proust on my DC. Consider yourselves warned. #NextHotThing No, will be, too, with Hemingway/Jupiter and Dickens providing space age workhouse tales courtesy of my Neptune. Scifi (to fantasy) I started off with already with my birthday and Bradbury-SN. What else? But at least Flaubert was an exact perfectionist, and "Novelists should thank Flaubert the way poets thank spring; it all begins again with him. There really is a time before Flaubert and a time after him." Much rather associated with something like him than Ibsen's realism, brrh, but O HAI both writers being considered scandalous. Start how you mean to go on? ;) I do have EmilyBronte conj Wild, too, if you'd allow Wild for Oscar Wilde apart from his actual 12258 as well. 0:-) That's another two within about two degrees of my IC. Scandal, scandal, outrage. ;) (Actual Oscarwilde ~1 conj Nabokov around 20-21 Cancer though, so scandal scandal some more.) "Begun in 1909, Ŕ la recherche du temps perdu consists of seven volumes totaling around 3,200 pages (about 4,300 in The Modern Library's translation) and featuring more than 2,000 characters. Graham Greene called Proust the "greatest novelist of the 20th century", and W. Somerset Maugham called the novel the "greatest fiction to date". Proust died before he was able to complete his revision of the drafts and proofs of the final volumes." Yeah, I think I have mine. Mostly on the "drone on and on" fronts. ;) Great people, great potential, only to realize it. Then again, just saw a picture telling the procrastinators of the world not to worry - Mozart wrote the overture to his Don Giovanni on the morning it premiered, too, so no worries. ;) "If a little dreaming is dangerous, the cure for it is not to dream less but to dream more, to dream all the time."
"Let us leave pretty women to men devoid of imagination." "Love is space and time measured by the heart." Marcel Proust Now I guess I must read some Proust then, having fallen in love already. 1300 Marcelle at 8.44 Leo so under two conj my ASC and some 3 opp Proust. Possibly telling that his first name seems to have been Valentin, too. You'll be glad to know Marcelle's currently transiting over my Valentine I'm sure. ;) Oh, Marcel, how I love you instantly based on nothing and knowing you wrote at least as much as me so far and only got serious later - only my things more the journal-style drivel instead for now. If he was born July 10, his Sun is on one of my family hotspots as well, my having Alma-Apollo at 16-17 Cancer, his Sun 18 or so? I have nothing but asteroids there myself, but something around the degrees must matter since everybody else in the family and people among my friends had things there, so what am I interacting with then if not some asteroid or other thing not yet chanced upon? http://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Proust,_Marcel His Neptune-ASC conj my Hemingway and Jupiter, and like my brother and/or his son, he has Mercury-Sun at 18 Cancer. /Random geeking. You forgot Homer (Homerus) from the list though. My pattern goes Venus/Laotse/Kaali-Philosophia-Homerus-Fox-Nike-Swindle, etc. Not sure about the order with the asteroids, but who's counting? EDIT: Wow. Proust's Valentine was around early 15 Libra and current transit Proust was around 13.56 R Libra in my chart glance. That's transit Marcelle conj my Valentine and transit Proust conjunct Proust's Val. Lovely. IP: Logged |
PlutoSurvivor Moderator Posts: 2064 From: USA Registered: Sep 2011
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posted May 02, 2014 05:53 PM
2 morePoe = orphan, critic, scandal, humiliation, poverty, heartbreak, desperation, determination, fate, mystery, deception/hoax. (Conjunct Saturn in my chart) Poe was a Cappy on the aqua cusp with merc combust. A very challenging set of circumstances in his life. Lewis Carroll = satire, alter-ego, hesitation, entertainer, inventor, artist, repression, nonsense. (Also conjunct Saturn in my chart) I read brief biographies of each author to get an idea for the meanings of the asteroids. Associating the energy of their life experiences. I did not do formal study with these. IP: Logged |
PlutoSurvivor Moderator Posts: 2064 From: USA Registered: Sep 2011
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posted May 02, 2014 06:25 PM
Reference: (12608) AesopIP: Logged |
Gabby Moderator Posts: 8633 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted June 04, 2014 12:38 AM
Wow.....Is this crazy?? I guess I see why I adore writing and feel such a push to write! I need to get in gear and finish writing my book! -- Aspects 2 degrees aspect to my Moon-- Charlottebonte cap@16.22 Angel cap@16.41 Georgesand cap@16.45 Malaparte taurus@17.35 Shakespeare virgo@17.43 Poe virgo@17.43 Waltari virgo@17.55 Pallas pisces@17.52 Klotho pisces@17.37 Annebronte scorp@17.55 Seifert virgo@18.11 **Moon virgo@18.36** May virgo@19.20 Thelma pisces@19.58 Orwell cancer@19.26 Dickens cap@19.22 Vesta pisces@20.02 Akhmatova pisces@20.18 --Aspects 2 degrees from NN-- Erato cap@21.16 Lem cap@21.43 **NN scorp@21.44** Cuppy scorp@23.17 Pratchett cancer@23.35 Voltaire cancer@24.15 Bajin scorp@24.25 --Aspects 3 degrees from Aura--- Ellison scorp@24.44 Conandoyle scorp@25.33 Marshak scorp@26.00 **Aura cancer@27.02** Nehalennia pisces@27.16 Euterpe pisces@27.37 Bradbury taurus@26.22 Hugo cap@26.40 Clarke cap@27.53 Excalibur virgo@28.02 Prevert virgo@28.03 Dahl cap@28.09 Eminescu cap@29.22 Tagore saggy@0.32 Thoreau aqua@0.47 **Saturn leo@2.50** Dostoevsky libra@3.13 Augusta gem@3.10 Rimbaud gem@3.19 Satinsky leo@3.32 **Merc saggy@3.32** **Sun saggy@4.28** Capek libra@4.29 Academia leo@5.02 Aristophanes saggy@5.11 Midas aqua@5.47 **Karma libra@5.48** Talent gemini@5.50 Miller aqua@6.12 Kamenyar saggy@6.49 Lev Tolstoj libra@6.58 **AC libra@7.05** **DC aries@7.05** Cherryh libra@7.15 MarkTwain saggy@7.03<~born Nov 30th, me Nov 27th Mann aries@7.21 Ostrovskij aries@7.29 Hemingway aries@8.11 Herriot saggy@8.28 Skvorecky leo@8.29 Forbes aries@8.38 Akesson leo@9.04 Verne saggy@10.20 **Neptune saggy@11.15** Pushkin saggy@11.44 **Pluto libra@11.02** **Spirit aqua@12.06** Hasek libra@13.50 Sappho saggy@15.04 **Jupiter aries@15.05** Cervantes saggy@15.12 Psyche gemini@15. Pohl aqua@15.53 Proust aqua@15.54 Kobzar aqua@16.19 Carol Lewis aqua@16.53 Fortuna leo@16.26 Prosperin aries@16.49 **DNA saggy@17.35** Angelica saggy@18.14 Neruda aries @18.21 Lachesis leo@18.13 Nabokov leo@18.31 Hrabal aqua@18.24 Hermes aqua@18.27 Kalliope aqua@18.54 Chaucer saggy@19.02 **Venus libra@19.02** Banks libra@19.09 Hebe saggy@19.21 Oscarwilde leo@19.44 Boznemcova gem@20.44 Kuber leo@21.08 **Vertex aries@21.24** **Destin libra@21.24** Polyhymnia aqua@21.26 Annefrank saggy@21.42 Apollo leo@22.09--sq--NN scorpio@21.44 Straczynski aries@22.20 **Part of Fortune saggy@23.01** Yen leo@23.08 Mnemosyne saggy@23.18 Douglasadamis saggy@23.36 Kierkeguard aries@23.41 **Chiron aries@24.14** Orpheus saggy@24.18 Dainere libra@24.20 Pounds libra@24.42 Iainbanks aries@24.51 JaneAustin gem@24.42 Klio leo@25.30 Lermontov saggy@25.20 Keats gem@25.59 Abundantia aries@26.02 Clewis aqua@26.10<~born Nov 30th Tyke saggy@26.27 Erben leo@26.58 **Sun/Moon Mid point libra@26.56** Goethe libra@27.00 Kafka aries@27.56 Sophocles libra@27.56<~ born nov 30, me nov 27th Manilius libra@28.37 Gold leo@28.05 Poulanderson saggy@28.07 Mony saggy@28.19 Wisdom aries@28.56 Felicitas aqua@28.58 Reynek saggy@29.37 **Mars gemini@29.33** Saint Exupery taurus@0.51 Qumran scorpio@0.32 **Uranus scorp@4.44** Asimov csp@5.03 Mulisch cap@5.14 Skuld cap@5.42 Bless cap@6.24 Emilybronte scorp@6.25 Sphinx virgo@6.45 Ibsen scorp@6.51 Enterprise cap@6.41 Roswitha cancer @6.32 Ops cap@7.10 Atlantis taurus@7.21 **MC cancer@7.56** **IC cap@7.56** Moliere cap@7.33 IP: Logged |
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posted June 04, 2014 08:20 AM
Cappy! Where are u?we supposed to drink :( > I'm stalkin you< muahahah. No, I am not. I just copy-pasted these asteroids from wiki-twiki...sometimes it helps I chose my fav from these, sorry if they are already mentioned. General authors 254 Augusta Auguste von Littrow 1931 Čapek (Karel Čapek) 2428 Kamenyar (Ivan Franko) 2616 Lesya (Lesya Ukrainka) 2681 Ostrovskij (Nikolai Ostrovsky) 3047 Goethe (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) 3412 Kafka (Franz Kafka) 4112 Hrabal (Bohumil Hrabal) 5418 Joyce (James Joyce) 5535 Annefrank (Anne Frank) 5666 Rabelais (François Rabelais) 5676 Voltaire (Voltaire) 6984 Lewiscarroll (Lewis Carroll or Charles Dodgson) 7328 Casanova (Giacomo Casanova) 8315 Bajin (Bajin) 8379 Straczynski (J. Michael Straczynski) 8382 Mann (brothers Heinrich Mann and Thomas Mann) 13406 Sekora (Ondřej Sekora) 26314 Škvorecký (Josef Škvorecký) 40106 Erben (Karel Jaromír Erben) 44597 Thoreau (Henry David Thoreau) 79144 Cervantes (Miguel de Cervantes) 308306 Dainere (Dainere Anthoney) Novelists 348 May (Karl May) 2362 Mark Twain (Mark Twain) 2448 Sholokhov (Mikhail Sholokhov) 2578 Saint-Exupéry (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) 2625 Jack London (Jack London) 2675 Tolkien (J.R.R. Tolkien) 2817 Perec (Georges Perec) 3453 Dostoevsky (Fyodor Dostoevsky) 3479 Malaparte (Curzio Malaparte) 3628 Božněmcová (Božena Němcová) 3836 Lem (Stanisław Lem) 4124 Herriot (James Herriot) 4266 Waltari (Mika Waltari) 4370 Dickens (Charles Dickens) 4474 Proust (Marcel Proust) 4923 Clarke (Arthur C. Clarke) 5020 Asimov (Isaac Asimov) 5099 Iainbanks (Iain Banks) 6223 Dahl (Roald Dahl) 6440 Ransome (Arthur Ransome) 7016 Conandoyle (Arthur Conan Doyle) 7232 Nabokov (Vladimir Nabokov) 7390 Kundera (Milan Kundera) 7644 Cslewis (C. S. Lewis) 7758 Poulanderson (Poul Anderson) 9766 Bradbury (Ray Bradbury) 10177 Ellison (Harlan Ellison) 10251 Mulisch (Harry Mulisch) 10733 Georgesand (George Sand) 10930 Jinyong (Jinyong) 11020 Orwell (George Orwell) 11379 Flaubert (Gustave Flaubert) 12284 Pohl (Frederik Pohl) 17776 Troska (J. M. Troska) 25399 Vonnegut (Kurt Vonnegut) 25924 Douglasadams (Douglas Adams) 39415 Janeausten (Jane Austen) 39427 Charlottebrontë (Charlotte Brontë) 39428 Emilybrontë (Emily Brontë) 39429 Annebrontë (Anne Brontë) 77185 Cherryh (C. J. Cherryh) 127005 Pratchett (Terry Pratchett) Poets 1875 Neruda (Jan Neruda) 2106 Hugo (Victor Hugo) 2208 Pushkin (Aleksandr Pushkin) 2222 Lermontov (Mikhail Lermontov) 2427 Kobzar (Taras Shevchenko) 2604 Marshak (Samuil Marshak) 3067 Akhmatova (Anna Akhmatova) 4110 Keats (John Keats) 4369 Seifert (Jaroslav Seifert) 4635 Rimbaud (Arthur Rimbaud) 7855 Tagore (Rabindranath Tagore) 9495 Eminescu (Mihai Eminescu) 11306 Ĺkesson (Sonja Ĺkesson) 12163 Manilius (Marcus Manilius) 18624 Prévert (Jacques Prévert) 59830 Reynek (Bohuslav Reynek) Playwrights ]496 Gryphia (Andreas Gryphius) 615 Roswitha (Hrotsvitha) 2930 Euripides (Euripides) 2985 Shakespeare (William Shakespeare) 2921 Sophocles (Sophocles) 2934 Aristophanes (Aristophanes) 3046 Moličre (Moličre, French playwright) 3079 Schiller (Friedrich Schiller, German playwright) 5696 Ibsen (Henrik Ibsen) Satirists 2734 Hašek (Jaroslav Hašek) 3244 Petronius (Petronius) 15017 Cuppy (Will Cuppy) 15946 Satinský (Július Satinský) Other 4049 Noragal' (Nora Gal, Russian translator) 12608 Aesop (Aesop, fabulist) ------------------ “there are worse things than being alone but it often takes decades to realize this and most often when you do it's too late and there's nothing worse than too late”
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Gabby Moderator Posts: 8633 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted June 04, 2014 10:41 AM
Starli.....thanks for finding these, I put the numbers together for easier use!General authors 254,1931,2428,2616,2681,3047,3412,4112,5418,5535, 5666,5676,6984,7328,8315,8379,8382,13406,26314,40106, 44597,79144,308306 Novelists 348,2362,2448,2578,2625,2675,2817,3453,3479,3628, 3836,4124,4266,4370,4474,4923,5020,5099,6223,6440, 7016,7232,7390,7644,7758,9766,10177,10251,10733,10930 11020,11379,12284,17776,25399,25924,39415,39427,39428,39429, 77185,127005, Poets 1875,2106,2208,2222,2427,2604,3067,4110,4369,4635, 7855,9495,11306,12163,18624,59830, Playwrights 496,615,2930,2985,2921,2934,3046,3079,5696,3244, 2734,15017,15946, Other 4049,12608 IP: Logged |
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posted June 04, 2014 11:02 AM
No problem! :) IP: Logged |
Astro keen Knowflake Posts: 4710 From: UK Registered: Nov 2012
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posted June 04, 2014 12:04 PM
I'll add these to the asteroid list in the Ref Library.EDIT: Just noticed that the last list does not include the writers mentioned earlier like Poe. Is there anyone who could do a thorough sweep? IP: Logged |
Gabby Moderator Posts: 8633 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted June 04, 2014 01:24 PM
Jonathan Swift Madeleine L’Engle Louisa May Alcott Alfred Joyce Kilmer John Milton Emily Dickinson Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Jane Austen Ayn Rand Gregg Braden Stephen HawkingI don't have access to my computer to look these up, does anyone know if these writers have asteroids? IP: Logged |
Gabby Moderator Posts: 8633 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted June 04, 2014 04:21 PM
quote: Originally posted by Astro keen: I'll add these to the asteroid list in the Ref Library.EDIT: Just noticed that the last list does not include the writers mentioned earlier like Poe. Is there anyone who could do a thorough sweep?
If nobody gets around to it in a few days I will do it....but my son has my comp again, n he's at his dad's house for a couple days. IP: Logged |
Gabby Moderator Posts: 8633 From: Registered: Sep 2012
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posted September 23, 2015 09:23 PM
(946) Poesia Italian word poesia translates to poetry; poem; to write poetry IP: Logged |
starxd Knowflake Posts: 84 From: Registered: Oct 2015
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posted November 02, 2015 08:21 PM
I think I found more of these that weren't on the list before. I included a few musicians who are also good song writers. Will add more as I come to them...Dylanthomas (13130) Coehlo (12355) Aldoushuxley (10758) Baudelaire (18611) Apollinaire (10780) Murakami (3295) Davidbowie (342843) Lennon (4147) McCartney (4148) Aynrand (10895) Baldwin (4831) Balzac (18430) Burns (2708) Burroughs (21811) Byron (3306) Chekhov (2369)
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