Author. A virtuoso in many fields, he wrote plays and lyrics, composed music, sang, and acted. In his plays, songs, and personal life, he was witty, charming, and kind. Over time, he came to exemplify a sparkling, worldly-wise sophistication, sprinkled with a dash of raffish Bohemianism.
| 1929–2003 | Bernard Williams |
| 1858–1943 | Beatrice Webb |
| 1914–1981 | Dame Barbara Ward |
| 1880–1958 | Marie Stopes |
| 1961–1996 | Princess Diana |
| 1893–1957 | Dorothy Sayers |
| 1866–1943 | Beatrix Potter |
| 1900–1969 | Stephen Potter |
| 1857–1928 | Emmeline Pankhurst |
| 1933–1967 | Joe Orton |
| 1903–1950 | George Orwell |
| 1880–1912 | Lawrence Oates |
| 1873–1958 | G. E. Moore |
| 1882–1956 | A. A. Milne |
| 1865–1936 | Rudyard Kipling |
| 1894–1963 | Aldous Huxley |
| 1820–1903 | Herbert Spencer |
| 1832–1902 | G. A. Henty |
| 1912–1990 | Lawrence Durrell |
| 1847–1933 | Annie Besant |
| 1910–1989 | Sir A. J. Ayer |
