Enheduanna

Enheduanna was an ancient Sumerian high priestess and poet, regarded as one of the world's first known authors. She lived around 2285-2250 BCE and is famed for her hymns dedicated to the goddess Inanna, which reflect the spiritual and cultural values of her time. Enheduanna's literary contributions are significant as they represent early literature and the intertwining of religion and politics in ancient Mesopotamia.