If you mean "Sharpe" it's Bernard Cornwell :)
Science fiction, particularly the Robot Novels, which gave us the Laws of Robotics. And it's Isaac.
It depends on the writer, his language, his country, his publisher and his popularity. Best-selling authors like Nora Roberts and Stephen King make enough to live on -- the rest of us have to have "day jobs" to support our writing habits!
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France gave us the statue of liberty
They gave us socks
Rome has gave us a new change in the world.
The writer who famously said, "I have nothing to declare but my genius" when stopped at U.S. customs was Oscar Wilde. This remark is often cited to illustrate his flamboyant personality and wit. Wilde, an Irish poet and playwright, was known for his sharp humor and social commentary. The quote reflects his confidence and artistic self-perception.
No one "gave" the US its independence. The US became independent from Britain through armed rebellion.
they gave us aids they gave us gold,spices crops and other things
Australia gave us the word 'boomerang' in 1827.
James Madison.
There were many things that the Romans gave us. They gave us Architecture, they gave us sports, they gave us warfare. One of the most important thing they gave us is the Aqueduct, without that invention, there would be no Las Vegas, no Los Angeles, there would be nothing in the desert nor would there be any towns in the middle of nowhere.