List of People From Pennsylvania - Authors and Playwrights

Authors and Playwrights

  • Edward Abbey—Indiana
  • Louisa May Alcott—Germantown
  • Lloyd Alexander—Philadelphia
  • Darryl Ponicsan- author and screenwriter - Shenandoah
  • Poul Anderson—Bristol
  • Janet Asimov—Ashland
  • Donald Barthelme—Philadelphia
  • John Batchelor—Bryn Mawr / Lower Merion Township
  • Ben Bova—Philadelphia
  • Pearl S. Buck—Perkasie
  • Charles Brockden Brown—Philadelphia
  • Bebe Moore Campbell—Philadelphia
  • Rachel Carson—Springdale
  • Stephen Chbosky—Pittsburgh
  • Marc Connelly—McKeesport
  • Margaret Deland—Allegheny
  • Annie Dillard—Pittsburgh
  • Hilda Doolittle (H.D.)—Bethlehem
  • Tristan Egolf—Lancaster
  • David Fulmer—Northumberland
  • Todd Gallagher—Greensburg
  • Walter B. Gibson—Philadelphia
  • Kristin Hunter—Philadelphia
  • Dean Koontz—Everett
  • John D. MacDonald—Sharon
  • Henry Meyer—Centre County
  • James A. Michener—Doylestown
  • James Morrow—Philadelphia
  • John O'Hara—Pottsville
  • Ralph Peters—Pottsville / Schuylkill Haven
  • Robert W. Peterson—Warren
  • Ezra Pound—Wyncote
  • Conrad Richter—Pine Grove
  • Mary Rinehart—Pittsburgh
  • Lisa Scottoline—Philadelphia
  • Sara Shepard—Downingtown
  • Martin Cruz Smith—Reading
  • Jerry Spinelli—Norristown
  • Jerry Stahl—Pittsburgh
  • Gertrude Stein—Allegheny
  • Gerald Stern—Pittsburgh
  • Wallace Stevens—Reading
  • Ida Tarbell—Titusville
  • John Updike—Reading
  • Lauren Weisberger—Allentown
  • John Edgar Wideman—Pittsburgh
  • Marianne Wiggins—Lancaster
  • August Wilson—Pittsburgh
  • Owen Wister—Philadelphia
  • Calvin Ziegler—Rebersburg
  • Eugene Louer-Harrisburg

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