Who is the playwright of The Tortoise and the Hare?
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Aesop, in "Aesop's Fables."
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Wikipedia is your best friend: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Quixote \n\n:)
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One is a play and the other one is not!\n\n;)
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One great example would be William Shakespear. He's written Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Also, there's that guy who wrote Huckle Berry Fin and Huck Everlasting.... What's his name again? Is it Tom Huck?
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I understand goth.net has a poetry section. Have you read Edgar Allan Poe or Dylan Thomas, or Dorothy Parker?
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Antonie von Leeuwenhoek\n(10/24/1632 – 08/30/1723)\nDutch biologist \n\nKevin Kline\n(10/24/1947 – )\nUS actor, on doing Shakespeare \n\nMonica\n(10/24/1980 -)\nSinger\n\nSarah Josepha Hale\n(10/24/1788 – 04/30/1879)\nUS writer \n\nBob Kane\n(10/24/1915 – 11/03/1998)\nUS cartoonist, on his character Batman
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The Turtle\n\nby Pablo Neruda, as translated by Jodey Bateman\n\nThe turtle who\nwalked so long\nand saw so much\nwith\nhis\nancient\neyes,\nthe turtle\nwho ate\nolives\nfrom the deepest\nsea,\nthe turtle who swam\nfor seven centuries\nand knew\nseven\nthousand\nspringtimes,\nthe turtle\nhooded\nagainst\nthe heat\nand  cold,\nagainst\nsunrays and waves,\nthe yellow\nturtle\nplated\nwith severe\namber\nscales\nand feet for catching prey,\nthe turtle\nstopped\nhere\nto sleep\nand didn't know it.\nSo old\nthat he kept\ngetting harder,\nhe quit\nloving the waves\nand became rigid\nlike a clothing iron.\nHe closed\nthe eyes which\nhad defied\nso much\nsea, sky, time and earth,\nand went to sleep\namong the other\nstones.
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Englebert Humperdink.  \n\nIt's a fun name to say!
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I think you mean The Old Man and the Sea which if i remember correctly was written by Ernest Hemmingway ... any library should have it.
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Poe wrote on both. Otherwise.... \n\n(http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a5_266.html )
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www.writing.com is a great site, one of my favorites.  I just posted a story there a couple days ago called The Twilight House.  The site has thousands of stories and poetry and books to read.
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http://www.snap.com/search.php#oragami%20project\n\nGood Luck\n\nI would suggest a turtle and use the tortise and the hare story.
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Calvin and Hobbs are one of my favorites!  Here it is...\n\nhttp://homepage.mac.com/tigershark/poems/poem4a.html
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Alexander..\nComplete Name: Rupert Alexander Grint
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In the play, the Varsouviana Polka \nhttp://www.studyworld.com/newsite/ReportEssay/Literature/Play&#92;A_Streetcar_Named_Desire-381957.htm
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello
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"The Devil and Tom Walker" was first published in 1824 as part of Washington Irving's collection of short stories Tales of a Traveller. The story was included in Part IV of the book, also known as the "Money-Diggers" series of stories. Gentleman Geoffrey Crayon, a fictional character created by the author, narrates the tale. He never refers to himself by name, however, but he states that the story has been a legend of the New England area for roughly a hundred years. Though the story has been widely read and enjoyed since its first appearance, the book Tales of a Traveller was poorly received by critics who complained that its writing was weak and unoriginal. The short story was a relatively new form of fiction at the time, and many of its conventions were still being defined by such writers as Edgar Allan Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne. Some critics have given this as a reason for the artistic failure of many of the collection's stories.