Bisexual male writers

Spanish actor and director

British poet and arts patron (1907–1984)

German Expressionist playwright and writer (1894–1959)

American psychiatrist and LGBT activist (1932-2006)

American singer (1963–1998)

Spanish writer (1930–2023)

English courtier, political writer and memoirist (1696-1743)

Governor of South Carolina, South Carolina politician (1807-1864)

American actor

British psychoanalyst (1887-1967)

American writer (1907–1996)

French actor

American magazine founder

American choreographer (1943-1987)

British Labour Party politician, author and editor (1907-1974)

German fashion designer

American writer and poet (1915–1996)

French food critic and TV host (1938–2016)

Novelist, radio and television writer (1903–1968)

British journalist and comics writer

British politician (born 1972)

Danish writer, journalist (1939-1988)

Brazilian actor

German writer and journalist (1931–2015)

Australian writer

British naturalist (1914–1969)

British novelist (1898–1981)

American actor, playwright, director, writer and composer (1932–2022)

American author and criminal (1944–2002)

Italian politician

Bolivian writer (1921–1986)

American writer and journalist (1925-2009)

producer

French writer (1859-1931)

Italian illustrator, costume and set designer, director (1926–2001)

LGBT political activist (1946–1996)

American actor

Polish nobleman and general (1738-1811)

American photographer and writer (1913–2002)

novelist

French poet

British comics writer

Swedish scientist and writer (1868-1913)

British climber (1876-1958)

Michael Iver Peterson is an American novelist who was convicted in 2003 of murdering his second wife, Kathleen Peterson, on December 9, 2001. In 2011, after eight years in prison, Peterson was released from prison after being granted a new trial. In a review of an appeal, the judge had ruled that a critical prosecution witness in the first trial gave misleading testimony. Peterson was out on bail and under house arrest while awaiting a new trial.

British and Australian choreographer

American sex and gender writer

English Surrealist poet (1916-2001)

New Zealand journalist

British writer (1927-2001)

Russian writer and poet (1895-1938)

American writer and playwright (1914-1992)

Dutch writer (1898-1972)

American stand-up comedian

British writer (1918–2009)

American activist and historian

German sex educator (1928–2010)

American rapper

American activist

British writer (1908-1997)