Doppelgängers are everywhere. You even
probably have one. (Don’t worry—if she hasn’t shown herself to you, it’s
not time yet…) Evil twins and mysterious doubles are even more common
in literature than they are in life, of course—see the work of Franz
Kafka, Vladimir Nabokov, Gabriel García Márquez, Edgar Allen Poe, Robert
Louis Stevenson, José Saramago, and Tana French, among others. But
that’s not the kind of literary doppelganger we’re talking about here.
Have you ever stared at an author photo on the back of a book and thought now where have I seen that face before? Well,
just in case you have, we here at the Literary Hub offices have managed
to identify a few dead-on dopplegängers for some famous writers, in
hopes one of them might finally ease your mind. They don’t have to be
literal twins, of course—just similar enough for a double-take. NB
that this list is a product of brainstorming in the office (special
shout out to our editorial fellow Angel Nafis, who is very good at
this), phoning numerous friends, and poking around on the internet, and
that the game is ongoing—so feel free to add more uncanny twins in the
comments. Welcome to Doppelgängland. ... [mehr] http://lithub.com/13-literary-celebrity-lookalikes/
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