
Stephen E. Ambrose
American historian and author known for popular histories of World War II, biographies of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon, and works on American history.
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American historian and author known for popular histories of World War II, biographies of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon, and works on American history.
British photographer and photobook artist born in Bristol in 1971, known for experimental, conceptual, and documentary photography.

American fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and nonfiction author best known for The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant and The Gap Cycle.

English-born American writer best known for The Dark Is Rising sequence, a landmark series of children's fantasy novels.

American science-fiction writer, journalist, editor, critic, futurist, and design theorist associated with cyberpunk.
American writer, editor, and educator best known for works on reading, knowledge, and history.
English editor, scholar, translator, and literary executor best known for editing and publishing J. R. R. Tolkien's posthumous writings.

American author of horror, speculative fiction, young-adult and middle-grade fiction, graphic novels, and nonfiction.

Irish novelist and writer known for literary and historical fiction for adults and younger readers.

British fantasy author best known for the Bartimaeus Sequence, Lockwood & Co., and Scarlett & Browne.

Norwegian author known for philosophical fiction, children's literature, young-adult novels, short stories, and popular philosophy.
Malvina G. Vogel was a children's-book adapter and writer best known for accessible retellings of classic literature.

English novelist, journalist, and nonfiction writer known for speculative fiction, children's literature, memoir, and books about mental health.

American author Michael Grant, pseudonym of Michael Reynolds, known for young adult science fiction, dystopian, fantasy, horror, historical, and thriller fiction.
English writer, novelist, children's author, editor, and translator who also published fiction under the pseudonyms Bruce Norman and Norman Dale.

Irish writer, poet, novelist, playwright, essayist, and critic known for his wit, aestheticism, fairy tales, novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, and late-Victorian comedies.

American author of contemporary and young adult fiction, short fiction, and comics.

American short-story writer and poet known for spare, emotionally resonant fiction about ordinary working and middle-class lives.
British fantasy and science-fiction author known for grimdark, epic, science-fantasy, and steampunk fiction.

Canadian science-fiction novelist and short-fiction writer known for scientifically grounded stories about consciousness, technology, evolution, religion, and the future of humanity.

American fantasy author and pen name of James Oliver Rigney Jr. (1948–2007), best known for The Wheel of Time.

USA Today-bestselling author of historical romance, young adult fantasy, historical mystery, contemporary romance, and science-fiction romance.
New Zealand-born Australian author of extreme horror, splatterpunk, dark fantasy, and bizarro fiction.

French existentialist writer, feminist philosopher, novelist, memoirist, essayist, and political activist.

English writer best known for the Arthurian sequence collected as The Once and Future King.

Finnish-Swedish writer, artist, illustrator, and creator of the Moomins.

V. E. Schwab is an American fantasy author known for imaginative, atmospheric stories about magic, monsters, villains, and immortality.
British poet, novelist, essayist, literary critic, anthologist, and memoirist who wrote as A. Alvarez and Al Alvarez.
Ally Carter is the pen name of Sarah Leigh Fogleman, an American author of adult, young adult, and middle-grade action-adventure and romance fiction.

American bestselling author of fantasy and romance fiction, including The Paper Magician, Spellbreaker, Star Mother, Whimbrel House, and The Shattered King series.

Cixin Liu is a Chinese science-fiction writer best known for the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy and The Wandering Earth.

Ian McEwan is an English novelist and short-story writer known for psychologically intense, morally charged fiction.
Jamie McGuire is an American bestselling author known for contemporary romance, new adult romance, paranormal romance, dystopian fiction, and science fiction.

British novelist, essayist, memoirist, and playwright known for inventive literary fiction, queer themes, retellings, and speculative narratives.
American mystery novelist and former newspaper reporter, best known for the Edgar Award-winning New Orleans Mourning and her Rebecca Schwartz, Paul MacDonald, Skip Langdon, and Talba Wallis series.
New Zealand-born Australian writer of historical fantasy, young adult fantasy, fairy-tale retellings, and short fiction.

American author of humorous children's, young adult, and adult fiction, best known for Holes and the Wayside School and Marvin Redpost series.

American author of novels, picture books, nonfiction, graphic novels, and short fiction for children, young adults, and adults.
American author of horror, science fiction, fantasy, and romance for adults, teens, and children.

Margaret Stohl is an American young adult novelist and comics writer, best known for co-authoring the Caster Chronicles and writing Marvel novels and graphic works.
English writer, poet, artist, and illustrator best known for the Gormenghast novels.
Michael Fitzgerald Page was a British-born Australian writer, editor, and former merchant sailor known for nautical fiction, Australian history, biographies, and illustrated fantasy reference books.

American novelist, playwright, actor, and musician known primarily for horror fiction and darkly comic theatre.

Brazilian novelist, memoirist, essayist, and lyricist known for spiritually themed fiction and reflective prose.
American poet, classicist, and translator best known for influential English translations of Homer and Greek tragedy.

Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist, Holocaust survivor, and founder of logotherapy.
American novelist and crime writer best known for the Cork O'Connor mystery series, set primarily in northern Minnesota.