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Subcategories


This category has the following 21 subcategories, out of 21 total.




 





  • ► Writers from Buffalo, New York‎ (153 P)





  • ► Writers from Ithaca, New York‎ (32 P)





  • ► Writers from Mount Vernon, New York‎ (26 P)





  • ► Writers from New Rochelle, New York‎ (91 P)





  • ► Writers from New York City‎ (2 C, 2,341 P)





  • ► Writers from Rochester, New York‎ (99 P)





  • ► Writers from Schenectady, New York‎ (23 P)





  • ► Writers from Syracuse, New York‎ (72 P)






A





  • ► Academics from New York (state)‎ (4 C, 18 P)





  • ► Writers from Albany, New York‎ (60 P)






B




  • ► Writers from Binghamton, New York‎ (21 P)





E




  • ► Writers from Elmira, New York‎ (12 P)





G




  • ► Writers from Glen Cove, New York‎ (12 P)





N




  • ► Novelists from New York (state)‎ (1,279 P)





P





  • ► Philosophers from New York (state)‎ (48 P)





  • ► Poets from New York (state)‎ (1 C, 227 P)





  • ► Writers from Poughkeepsie, New York‎ (28 P)






S





  • ► Screenwriters from New York (state)‎ (1,184 P)





  • ► Songwriters from New York (state)‎ (1,107 P)






T




  • ► Writers from Troy, New York‎ (19 P)





U




  • ► Writers from Utica, New York‎ (25 P)








Pages in category "Writers from New York (state)"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 582 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Carolyn Abbate

  • Carol J. Adams

  • Mildred Adams

  • Stephanie Adams

  • Lorenzo Albacete

  • Edward Albee

  • Robert Aldrich (historian)

  • Vince Aletti

  • Esther Saville Allen

  • Richard L. Allen

  • William G. Allen

  • Estelle Mendell Amory

  • Edward Anthony (writer)

  • Judd Apatow

  • Tom Arma

  • Johann Christoph Arnold

  • Scott Arpajian

  • John Arthur (philosopher)

  • Smith D. Atkins

  • Isaac Atwater

  • Franco Aureliani




B



  • Ken Baker (entertainment journalist)

  • Edward E. Baptist

  • Dan Barber

  • Ysaye Maria Barnwell

  • Judi Barrett

  • Anne Barton

  • John Bascom

  • Emjo Basshe

  • Jill Bauman

  • Liza Béar

  • Peter Beard

  • Jeanne Marie Beaumont

  • Bodog F. Beck

  • Karl Beckson

  • Richard Behar

  • David W. Belin

  • Pam Belluck

  • Graenum Berger

  • Charles Berlitz

  • Martin Bernheimer

  • Carl Bernstein

  • Rynn Berry

  • Jayson Blair

  • James Blake (tennis)

  • Harriot Stanton Blatch

  • James Morris Blaut

  • Walter Block

  • Robert Bluey

  • Norman Bodek

  • Peter Bogdanovich

  • Isaac Bonewits

  • Eugene Borowitz

  • Laure-Anne Bosselaar

  • Justin Bourne

  • Marvin H. Bovee

  • Anthony Bozza

  • Gerald Warner Brace

  • Joe Brainard

  • Matt Brandstein

  • Dan Braun

  • Augusta Braxton Baker

  • Andrew Breen

  • Patricia Brieschke

  • Steven Brill (journalist)

  • Bertrand R. Brinley

  • John Romeyn Brodhead

  • Bruce Brooks

  • Kevin Brown (author)

  • Susan Brownmiller

  • John Edward Bruce

  • Jesse Bruchac

  • Joseph Bruchac

  • Art Buchwald

  • Clarence Clough Buel

  • Augustus Caesar Buell

  • Whit Burnett

  • Jon Burr

  • Mary Jo Buttafuoco

  • Frederick H. Buttel




C



  • Susan Cain

  • Steve Canal

  • Peter Ames Carlin

  • Michele Carlo

  • Andrew Carmellini

  • Dorothy Caruso

  • Elisabeth Luther Cary

  • P. W. Catanese

  • Ruth Cavin

  • Neil W. Chamberlain

  • Tina Chang

  • Dickey Chapelle

  • Phyllis Chesler

  • Emily Chubbuck

  • William Churchill (ethnologist)

  • Laura Claridge

  • Lewis Gaylord Clark

  • Clara Clemens

  • Rose Cleveland

  • Hillary Clinton

  • Richard L. Coe

  • Ed Cohen

  • June Cohen

  • Lisa R. Cohen

  • Roger Cohen

  • Frank Moore Colby

  • Jonathan Coleman (author)

  • Marsha Collier

  • Joe Conason

  • Frederic Taber Cooper

  • Henry S. F. Cooper Jr.

  • Christine Coppa

  • Helen Corbitt

  • Michael G. Cornelius

  • Edward Tanjore Corwin

  • Andy Couturier

  • LaWanda Cox

  • Gertrude Crampton

  • Cora Crane

  • Jackie Craven

  • Kambri Crews

  • Barry Crimmins

  • Edwin Croswell

  • Kelly Cutrone




D



  • Stan Dale

  • Jean Dalrymple

  • Charles P. Daly

  • Justin Davidson

  • Mark Dawidziak

  • Luann de Lesseps

  • John Watts de Peyster

  • Theodore Low De Vinne

  • Alonzo Delano

  • Stefanie DeLeo

  • Celia Deutsch

  • Thomas E. Dewey

  • Buck Dharma

  • Louis Diaz

  • Sheldon Dick

  • John Forrest Dillon

  • Nikki Dinki

  • Abner Doubleday

  • Kirk Douglas

  • Charles Downing (pomologist)

  • Andrew S. Draper

  • John B. Duff

  • C. P. Dunphey

  • Judith Dvorkin

  • Oliver Dyer




E



  • Jeanette Eaton

  • Gavin Edwards (writer)

  • Richard T. Ely

  • Marc Estrin

  • Eric Etheridge




F



  • Jan Fawcett

  • Don Feder

  • Peter Fehlner

  • Richard Felder

  • Warren Angus Ferris

  • Maureen Fiedler

  • Doug Fine

  • Thomas Fink

  • Carmen Firan

  • Amy Fisher

  • Barthold Fles

  • Amanda Foreman (historian)

  • Louise Forsslund

  • Genevieve Foster

  • Paul Foster (playwright)

  • Ruth Fowler (writer)

  • Pimm Fox

  • Leonard Roy Frank

  • Martha Frankel

  • Ferrin Fraser

  • Christine Frederick

  • James Frenkel

  • Jennifer Frey

  • David M. Friedman

  • Billy Frolick

  • Claude Fuess

  • Cal Fussman




G



  • Daniel W. Gade

  • Michael Gallagher (writer)

  • Gwendolyn Galsworth

  • Kenneth Gangemi

  • Eleanor Gates

  • Pamela Geller

  • Alexander Genis

  • Chris Gibson (New York politician)

  • Gary Giddins

  • Julie Gilbert (author)

  • H. B. Gilmour

  • Alison M. Gingeras

  • Ira Gitler

  • Ralph J. Gleason

  • Louise Glück

  • Harriet Newell Kneeland Goff

  • KL Going

  • Kathi Kamen Goldmark

  • Michael Gonzalez-Wallace



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