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It really depends on the country... In Spain it would be Miguel Cervantes, author of "Don Quixote"
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What do you call a person who writes letters for other?
A person who writes letters for others is often referred to as a "letter writer" or "scribe." In some contexts, particularly historical or literary, they might also be called a "secretary." Additionally, if they are providing this service professionally, they might be known as a "professional letter writer" or "correspondence specialist."
Who is the author of bunch of old letters?
The author of "A Bunch of Old Letters" is Juliet H. Cameron. She was a 19th-century British photographer and writer known for her innovative work in portrait photography and literature.
What does anon mean at the end of a poem?
It means anonymous. The writer does not want to be known or the writer is not known.
What achievements are Jami best known for?
Jami is best known for his achievements as a writer, scholar, mystic, composer and historian. Jami was born in 1412 C.E. in Afghanistan. In his lifetime, Jami wrote over 80 books and letters.
What the name of the person who was a famous writer of piano music was known?
who was a famous writer of piano music, was known
What are Egyptian letters known as?
egyptian letters are known as hyroglifics.
How social issues influence a writer?
It's a great chance for a writer to be known as a writer him/herself.
What are capital letters also known as?
Capital letters are also known as uppercase letters or majuscules.
What are the letters in The Bible?
The letters in the Bible are known as "Epistles".... are known as Epistles.
Barry marder ted l Nancy?
There is NO DOUBT that Barry Marder is the true writer and creator of the "Letters From A Nut" series of books. He went on TV with Jerry Seinfeld by his side and told how he created the character and read letters he wrote. This is his work.
What occupation did Saint Teresa?
There are several saints named Teresa. Please be specific.
Who is the father of the Spanish's language?
The father of the Spanish language is considered to be Antonio de Nebrija. He was a Spanish scholar and writer who published the first grammar book of the Spanish language, known as "Gramática de la lengua castellana," in 1492. This publication played a significant role in standardizing and formalizing the Spanish language.
