
Kazuo Ishiguro
British novelist and screenwriter of Japanese birth, known for restrained prose, unreliable narrators, and themes of memory, loss, and self-deception.
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British novelist and screenwriter of Japanese birth, known for restrained prose, unreliable narrators, and themes of memory, loss, and self-deception.

Kiera Cass is an American young adult author best known for The Selection series.

American cartoonist and writer known for graphic novels centered on magic, identity, and queer love.

Liane Moriarty is an Australian novelist known for contemporary domestic fiction, psychological suspense, and middle-grade children's fiction.

Australian #1 bestselling author of young adult fantasy and romance, known for The Prison Healer, The Medoran Chronicles, Whisper, and Wandering Wild.

Irish-British novelist, memoirist, and children's author known for literary and historical fiction.

American contemporary romance author known for slow-burn romantic novels.
American comics writer and artist best known for creating Madman and co-creating The Atomics and X-Ray Robot.

Jamaican-born Canadian writer of speculative fiction, novels, short stories, and graphic works, known for Caribbean-inflected science fiction and fantasy.

Navessa Allen is a bestselling romance author known for contemporary, dark, historical, paranormal, and fantasy romance.
Nicole Galland is an American novelist whose work includes historical fiction, Shakespearean retellings, romantic comedy, and speculative fiction. She has also co-authored works with Neal Stephenson and other writers under the pen name E. D. deBirmingham.
American literary critic and literary historian known for her scholarship on nineteenth-century American literature and women writers.

American science-fiction and fantasy author known for climate fiction, biopunk dystopias, and young-adult speculative fiction.

Peter V. Brett is an American fantasy novelist best known for The Demon Cycle and The Nightfall Saga.

American author and graphic designer best known for children's fiction about kindness, empathy, and acceptance.

Rae Carson is an American author of young adult fantasy, historical fiction, and science fiction.

American writer and filmmaker best known for the Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children novels, which combine dark fantasy with found photography.
American comics artist best known for pencilling Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol and for Vertigo graphic series including Ghostdancing, Shade the Changing Man, and the Tim Hunter stories.

English author, producer, television presenter, and comedian best known for mystery novels and quiz books.

American novelist whose fiction explores science, technology, music, ecology, consciousness, and human interdependence.

English author of military science fiction, space opera, and epic fantasy.

American speculative-fiction author known for fantasy, horror, science fiction, and mystery novels.
Rosemary Ashton is a British literary scholar and biographer specializing in nineteenth-century English literature, intellectual history, and Anglo-German cultural relations.
Japanese comic artist and illustrator best known for the Hugo- and Eisner-winning fantasy series Monstress.

New York Times and USA Today bestselling romance author from Nashville, Tennessee.

American young adult author whose fiction often combines speculative elements with LGBTQ+ themes, mental health, identity, and hope.
American writer, editor, publisher, literary agent, and creator of the Story Grid methodology.
American paleontologist, evolutionary biologist, professor, and author specializing in dinosaur, bird, and mammal evolution.
Americanist, literary critic, and Honorary Professor of English at University College London.

Steve Cavanagh is an Irish bestselling author of legal and psychological thrillers and a former lawyer from Belfast, Northern Ireland.
British comic-book artist and writer best known as the co-creator and artist of Preacher.
British comic-book artist and occasional writer known for work in horror, science fiction, superhero, and satirical comics.
American author and media creator whose nonfiction explores technology, science, history, cities, culture, and innovation.
Canadian literary translator, editor, and scholar of modern and contemporary Japanese literature.

Tehlor Kay Mejia is an award-winning author of queer young adult, middle-grade, and adult fiction, including fantasy, horror, romance, and graphic novels.

American cartoonist and illustrator whose work includes graphic novels, memoir, science fiction, queer romance, and historical biography.

American science-fiction author and computer scientist known for hard science fiction, cyberspace fiction, and writing about the technological singularity.

American novelist, short-story writer, and graphic novelist known for literary fiction, horror, fantasy, and speculative fiction.
German writer, poet, essayist, and literary scholar known for hybrid prose narratives about memory, exile, history, and loss.

Wesley Chu is a #1 New York Times bestselling author of science fiction and fantasy novels, including the Tao, Io, Time Salvager, War Arts Saga, and Eldest Curses series.

British author, comedian, television writer, and former junior doctor known for humorous medical memoirs and children's books.

Adrienne Young is a New York Times and internationally bestselling author of adult and young adult fiction.

Award-winning English author, illustrator, and screenwriter who created the Heartstopper graphic novel series and writes contemporary young adult fiction.

Alma Katsu is an American author of historical horror, supernatural fiction, and espionage thrillers, best known for The Taker trilogy, The Hunger, The Deep, The Fervor, and the Red Widow series.

Amanda Foody is a New York Times, USA Today, and indie bestselling author of fantasy novels, including the Wilderlore series, A Fate So Cold, and All of Us Villains.

Anna-Marie McLemore is a queer, Latine, nonbinary author of young adult and adult fiction.