Who were the famous foreign authors?

Famous in many countries: 1. Henry Ford: The United States is famous for its realism and symbolism. His representative works include The Sun Also Rises. 2. Faulkner (F. Scott Fitzgerald): Representative works in the United States include The Sound and the Fury, which is known as "the greatest short story writer of the 20th century." 3. Hugo: The representative works of France include "The World of Miserables" and others. They are known for their romantic style and are known as the "Father of French Literature." 4. William Shakespeare: the most important poet and play of the renaissance in england. 5. Maurpassant: France is famous for its realism and humorous style. His representative works include Balls of Suet. 6 Tolstoy (Tolstoy): Russia is famous for its grand narrative and deep thinking. His representative works include War and Peace. 7. William Somerset Maugham: The United Kingdom is famous for its realism and humorous style. His representative works include The Moon and Sixpence. 8. Dickens (Dickens): Britain is famous for its realism and tragic style. Representative works include A Tale of Two Cities. 9 Maugham's contemporary: Ken Casey (Ken Casey): Britain is famous for its realism and mystery novels. His representative works include Murder on the Oriental Express. 10 Ostrovsky (How Steel Was Tempered): Russia was famous for its realism and revolutionary theme. His representative works included How Steel was Tempered.