5801. Tim Hornbaker

American wrestling historian and author known for books and research on the history of professional wrestling, particularly the National Wrestling Alliance and early regional territories.

5802. Scott E. Williams

5803. Shaun Assael

American journalist and author known for investigative reporting on sports and crime; has written for major publications including ESPN.

5804. Terry Funk

American professional wrestler and actor (1944–2023), known for a multi-decade career in hardcore and deathmatch wrestling across NWA, WWF, WCW, and ECW; widely regarded as an influential brawler and a WWE Hall of Famer.

5805. Lou Thesz

American professional wrestler widely regarded as one of the greatest in the sport; multi-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion and influential in the development of modern professional wrestling.

5806. Harlan Ellison

American writer and screenwriter known for speculative fiction and short stories (e.g., "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream"), influential and outspoken figure in SF and television writing, winner of multiple Hugo, Nebula and other awards.

5807. Philip K. Dick

American science fiction writer known for works that probe reality, identity, and human consciousness; author of The Man in the High Castle, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (the basis for Blade Runner), Ubik, A Scanner Darkly, and numerous influential short stories.

5808. Фрэнк Миллер

American comic book writer, artist, screenwriter and film director (born 1957), known for The Dark Knight Returns, Batman: Year One, his influential run on Daredevil (including Elektra), Sin City and 300; noted for a dark, noir-influenced style that helped revitalize superhero storytelling.

5809. Кормак Маккарти

American novelist and playwright known for sparse prose and bleak themes; author of Blood Meridian, All the Pretty Horses, No Country for Old Men, and The Road (Pulitzer Prize, 2007).

5810. Артур Конан Дойл

Scottish physician and writer best known as the creator of Sherlock Holmes; also wrote historical novels, plays, poetry, and was active in spiritualism.

5811. National Geographic Society

American nonprofit scientific and educational organization founded in 1888, focused on geography, exploration, natural science, and conservation; publisher of National Geographic magazine.

5812. Brian Grazer

American film and television producer, co-founder of Imagine Entertainment, and Oscar-winning producer of A Beautiful Mind, known for producing numerous films and TV series.

5813. Rahul Pandita

Indian journalist and author best known for reportage and non-fiction on conflict in India, including the memoir 'Our Moon Has Blood Clots' about the Kashmiri Pandit exodus and 'Hello, Bastar' on Maoist violence.

5814. Deepak Chopra

Indian-American author, public speaker and advocate of alternative medicine and New Age spirituality, trained as a physician and known for books on mind-body healing such as The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success and Ageless Body, Timeless Mind.

5815. Brad Thor

American thriller novelist and commentator, best known for the Scot Harvath series of novels.

5816. Satyajit Ray

Indian filmmaker, screenwriter, composer, author and illustrator, best known for the Apu Trilogy and for his major contributions to 20th-century Indian and world cinema.

5817. Alex Woolf

British historian and academic specialising in early medieval history of Britain—particularly Pictland, Scotland and the Anglo-Saxon period; author of works including 'From Pictland to Alba'.

5818. Osho

Indian spiritual teacher and mystic (1931–1990), born Chandra Mohan Jain and popularly known as Osho or Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Founder of the Rajneesh movement, noted for teachings on meditation and mindfulness and for leading ashrams/communes in India and the United States; a controversial and influential religious figure.

5819. Ruth Ozeki

Ruth Ozeki is an American-Canadian novelist, filmmaker, and Zen Buddhist priest, best known for the novels My Year of Meats, All Over Creation, and A Tale for the Time Being.

5820. Osho

Indian mystic and spiritual teacher widely known by the name Osho (also Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh); founder of the Rajneesh movement and author of numerous books based on his talks, a controversial public figure.

5821. Osho

Indian mystic and spiritual teacher better known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and Osho; founder of the Rajneesh movement, prolific author and speaker on meditation, spirituality, and social issues, and a controversial public figure.

5822. श्रीलाल शुक्ल

Indian Hindi novelist, satirist and short-story writer best known for the novel "Raag Darbari" and his critiques of rural and bureaucratic life.

5823. Mark Edmundson

American author, literary critic, and college professor known for essays and books on literature, culture, and education.

5824. Gary Hoover

American entrepreneur, business historian and author; founder of the bookstore chain Bookstop and the business-information company Hoover's, and founder of the American Business History Center (Museum of American Business); writes and lectures on entrepreneurship and business history.

5825. D.K. Publishing

British multinational publishing company, commonly branded as DK or D.K. Publishing, founded in 1974 and known for illustrated reference books and children's titles.

5826. Osho

Indian spiritual teacher and mystic, born Chandra Mohan Jain and later known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and Osho; founder of the Rajneesh movement, noted for his lectures on meditation and controversial communal experiments, including Rajneeshpuram in the United States.

5827. Bill Bryson

American-British author and journalist, known for humorous travel writing and popular science books such as Notes from a Small Island and A Short History of Nearly Everything.

5828. Osho

Indian spiritual teacher and mystic, widely known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and later Osho; founder of the Rajneesh movement and its communities (notably an ashram in Pune and the Rajneeshpuram commune in Oregon), a controversial figure for his unconventional teachings and the legal and political conflicts surrounding his followers.

5829. Stanley Rosen

American philosopher and classical scholar known for work on ancient Greek philosophy (especially Plato) and modern European thinkers (Hegel, Heidegger); author and university professor.

5830. Robert L. Tignor

5831. David Baldacci

American bestselling novelist known for crime, mystery, and thriller novels; a former attorney, he debuted with Absolute Power (1996) and is known for series such as The Camel Club and the Amos Decker (Memory Man) books.

5832. Shobhaa Dé

Indian novelist, columnist and journalist known for her outspoken social commentary on urban Indian life; author of novels such as Socialite Evenings, Starry Nights and Small Betrayals, and a long‑time newspaper columnist.

5833. Osho

Indian mystic, spiritual teacher and founder of the Rajneesh movement (born Chandra Mohan Jain); prolific speaker and author known for teachings on meditation and controversial social and political activities.

5834. Rashmi Bansal

Indian author and journalist known for books on entrepreneurship and social enterprise, notably Stay Hungry Stay Foolish and Connect the Dots.

5835. Osho

Indian spiritual teacher and mystic (born Chandra Mohan Jain), known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and later Osho; founder of the Rajneesh movement, prolific author and speaker, and controversial leader associated with the Rajneeshpuram community in the United States.

5836. Gita Piramal

Indian business historian, author and commentator known for books and biographies on Indian industrialists and business families.

5837. Jay L. Garfield

American philosopher and scholar of Indian and Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, known for work on Madhyamaka, comparative philosophy, and for books including Empty Words and Engaging Buddhism.

5838. Fuschia M. Sirois

Health psychologist and researcher known for work on stress, self-care, procrastination, and health-related behaviors.

5839. Osho

Indian spiritual teacher and mystic, known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and later Osho; founder of the Rajneesh movement, author of many discourse-based books, and founder of ashrams in Pune and the Rajneeshpuram commune in Oregon. His teachings and communities were influential and controversial.

5840. Osho

Indian spiritual teacher and mystic, founder of the Rajneesh movement, widely known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and later Osho; noted for prolific lectures, numerous published discourses, and controversial communal experiments in India and the United States.

5841. Jack Canfield

American author, motivational speaker, and corporate trainer; co-creator and co-author of the 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' book series and known for books and programs on personal development and success principles.

5842. Anonymous

Designation used when an author's identity is unknown or deliberately withheld; not a specific individual and has no verifiable biographical details.

5843. C.G. Jung

Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology; known for concepts such as the collective unconscious, archetypes, psychological types (introversion/extraversion), and synchronicity.

5844. james joyce

Irish novelist, poet, and influential literary modernist, best known for Dubliners, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Ulysses, and Finnegans Wake.

5845. Michael Wayne

American film producer and studio executive, son of actor John Wayne; long-time president of Batjac Productions, involved in producing and managing his father's film projects and estate.

5846. Frankl, Viktor E.

Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist, Holocaust survivor, and founder of logotherapy, best known for the book Man's Search for Meaning.

5847. Stephen Grosz

British psychoanalyst and author, best known for The Examined Life (2013), a popular collection of psychoanalytic case histories and essays.

5848. Anil Ananthaswamy

Science journalist and author of popular science books on physics, neuroscience, and cosmology (e.g., The Edge of Physics, The Man Who Wasn't There, Through Two Doors at Once); contributor to publications such as New Scientist, Nature, and Scientific American.

5849. Julien Gracq

French novelist, essayist and literary critic, pen name of Louis Poirier (1910–2007). Known for atmospheric prose and novels such as Le Rivage des Syrtes (The Opposing Shore); famously refused the 1951 Prix Goncourt.

5850. Jonas Abib

Brazilian Catholic priest, evangelist and writer; founder of the Canção Nova Catholic community and its media apostolate.