Sigrid Schultz
Berlin bureau chief for the Chicago Tribune during the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party
Berlin bureau chief for the Chicago Tribune during the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party
War and Peace is known for its length, at 587,287 words. Sophia Tolstaya copied and edited it seven times by hand.
Alma Reville was a skilled film writer, director, and editor in her own right, but many of her contributions to her husband, Alfred Hitchcock’s, films went unacknowledged.
Austrian composer
Adah Lee Pettey Roussan was a pioneering American newspaperwoman who took over the Osceola Times after the death of her husband, running it from 1906 to 1918. An indefatigable progressive, she championed political reforms and societal betterment.
20th century Irish writer and editor
20th century writer, sociologist and editor
1800s Irish editor, educator, and writer
Irish novelist
1800s Irish writer, teacher, and nationalist