Marcus Miller is a legendary artist who reflects not only the rhythm of music but also all the senses, stories, and memories that come with it. His unwavering belief in the universality of music brought him together with different melodies all over the world.
One of the Best Jazz Legends of All Time: With her flexible and harmonious vocals, she was never afraid of taking on different experiments and effortlessly managed to melt every popular music genre in the same pot with her own style.
Jazz music is a product of intelligence. But the difference between jazz and other music is that it has an improvised flow of excitement guided by intelligence and mastery. Duke Ellington is one of the jazz musicians who best reflects this to the listener and one of those who wrote the history of jazz.
She joined the Fabian Society, a socialist organization. She wrote dozens of novels, story books, and poems, her best-known works being The Wouldbegoods (1901), The Enchanted Castle (1907), and The Magic City (1910).
His poems are about longing, wanderlust, and dreams, which he associates with nature. Eichendorff has always addressed the inner world of humans in his works. He is one of the most-read poets in German even today.
Nobel Prize-winning Icelandic poet and novelist: He criticized the Soviet regime, which he supported in the 1940s, after the occupation of Hungary. Returning to his country again, Laxness's satire Atómstöðin (Atomic Station, 1948), which he wrote about the American military base established in Keflavík, led to his being blacklisted by the American government.
After high school, he joined the United States Navy and served during the Vietnam War. He worked as a carpenter, drywall fitter, and painter for many years before publishing his first novel, The Long Home, in 1999, at the age of 57.
Her works, which did not make much noise during her lifetime, attracted attention only after her death, due to the influence of the women's movement and women's literature research in the 70s.
He was a Scottish writer and painter who wrote Lanark, one of the extraordinary works of fantasy literature. Gray's novel Poor Things, which earned Emma Stone the second Best Actress Oscar of her career, became the second film to receive the most Oscars at the 96th Academy Awards, where it was nominated in 11 categories.
His father, who worked as a sales representative, was an alcoholic and spent all the money he earned on alcohol. Sinclair started his writing career at a very young age with the jokes he sold for a dollar each at the school he attended. He financed his university education with the money he earned from the youth stories he wrote.
