
John Howe
Canadian fantasy artist, author, and concept designer best known for his Tolkien-inspired work and film design.
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Canadian fantasy artist, author, and concept designer best known for his Tolkien-inspired work and film design.

Josh Malerman is an American horror novelist, short-story writer, nonfiction author, and singer-songwriter for the rock band The High Strung.
Mexican writer and photographer whose concise fiction transformed twentieth-century Spanish-language literature.

English novelist, short-story writer, and playwright known for literary fiction, historical fiction, and the Jackson Brodie crime novels.

Katherine Addison is the pen name of American fantasy and horror author Sarah Monette.

American science-fiction, fantasy, horror, and graphic-novel author known for original space opera, Star Wars, Dune, and collaborative genre fiction.
American novelist and journalist known for historical fiction, women's fiction, contemporary romance, and young adult novels.
Filipino comic-book artist Rolando Medina, known professionally as Lan Medina.

American author of young adult fantasy and romance, middle-grade fiction, and adult romantic fiction.

Argentine novelist, short-story writer, journalist, and essayist known for literary horror, dark fiction, and nonfiction about cemeteries, literature, music, and cultural figures.
English journalist, broadcaster, cultural historian, novelist, and audio-drama writer.

Max Brooks is an American author, screenwriter, and actor known for satirical fiction and nonfiction about disaster, warfare, survival, and social resilience.
Megan Miranda is a New York Times bestselling author of psychological suspense and mystery novels for adults and young adults.
American educator, media theorist, author, and cultural critic known for his analyses of language, education, television, technology, and public discourse.

American author of young adult and middle-grade fiction, contemporary fiction, and co-authored young adult nonfiction.

American science fiction and speculative fiction writer known for Afrofuturist, feminist, and socially engaged fiction.

British-American neurologist and writer known for humane narrative accounts of neurological conditions.
English novelist known for psychologically acute fiction about war, trauma, class, gender, and history.
American Buddhist nun, teacher, and author known for accessible teachings on meditation, compassion, and fearlessness.
American author of crime, thriller, science fiction, horror, and speculative fiction.

Canadian author and leadership expert known for books on personal mastery, leadership, productivity, and purposeful living.
American journalist, humorist, satirist, essayist, and memoirist best known for his New York Times “Observer” column and Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir Growing Up.

American author, cartoonist, comedian, and former radio DJ known for the Basic Instructions comic strip and humorous science-fiction and fantasy novels.
American comic-book artist and visual storyteller best known for graphic works created with Jeph Loeb and Matt Wagner.

Historian of modern Central and Eastern Europe, the Holocaust, nationalism, tyranny, and freedom.

American journalist, war correspondent, historian, and author best known for The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and Berlin Diary.

American cartoonist and author known for Dykes to Watch Out For and autobiographical graphic memoirs.

Ana Huang is a bestselling author of contemporary romance, including new adult, sports, billionaire, and suspense romances.

Nigerian novelist, playwright, poet, and filmmaker whose work spans literary fiction, historical fiction, and theatre.

Italian theoretical physicist and author known for work on loop quantum gravity and for writing popular science and philosophy of science.

Chloe Liese is a USA TODAY bestselling author of inclusive contemporary romance.

Claire North is the pseudonym of British author Catherine Webb, known for speculative, science-fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction.
American comic-book artist, writer, colorist, and letterer known for Paper Girls, Wonder Woman, and Catwoman: Lonely City.

American novelist, playwright, and screenwriter known for Southern Gothic, Western, and post-apocalyptic fiction.
American literary critic, scholar, and Sterling Professor of English at Yale University.

American novelist and screenwriter known for crime fiction, mystery, thriller, and historical fiction.

American writer and illustrator best known for inventive children's picture books and mystery novels.
British comic-book artist known for his detailed fantasy, horror, and superhero artwork, especially on Sláine, Preacher, and The Authority.
Harley Laroux is a queer author of adult romance and erotica, known for dark romance, erotic horror, paranormal romance, and kink-positive stories.

American journalist and author best known as the pioneer of gonzo journalism.

British fantasy, horror, and crime novelist from London, now living in Bristol.

Retired U.S. Navy SEAL officer, leadership instructor, entrepreneur, and author of nonfiction, fiction, and children's books.

English fantasy novelist best known for The First Law, Age of Madness, Shattered Sea, and The Devils.
Irish novelist, short-story writer, memoirist, essayist, and dramatist known for spare, deeply observed fiction about rural and urban Irish life.

Kalynn Bayron is a New York Times and Indie bestselling author of young adult fantasy and horror, middle-grade fiction, and graphic novels.