
Simone St. James
Canadian author of historical gothic mysteries, paranormal thrillers, horror, and romantic suspense.
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Canadian author of historical gothic mysteries, paranormal thrillers, horror, and romantic suspense.
Tony Tanner (1935-1998) was a British literary critic and Cambridge professor known especially for his influential studies of American literature and the novel.

American historian, novelist, and composer known for speculative fiction and Renaissance intellectual history.

American young adult author known for queer-centered contemporary, speculative, and fantasy fiction.

Filipino-Canadian comic-book artist best known for co-creating Marvel's Runaways and for his work on Ms. Marvel.

Nigerian nonbinary storyteller and visual artist whose fiction, memoir, and poetry center Indigenous Black realities, Igbo metaphysics, embodiment, and radical possibilities.
Australian author of historical, fantasy, science-fiction, and crime fiction for adults and young adults.
Amanda Lee is the mystery-fiction pseudonym of author Gayle Trent, also known as Gayle Leeson.

American fantasy author known for The Drowning Empire and The Hollow Covenant series.

American scholar, author, activist, and prison-abolitionist theorist whose work centers race, gender, class, incarceration, feminism, and liberation.

Chinese-Australian author of bestselling young adult and adult fiction, including contemporary romance and historical fantasy.
American-Polish journalist and historian known for her work on communism, post-communist Europe, authoritarianism, and disinformation.

American young adult author and former clinical psychologist known for contemporary LGBTQ+ fiction.

American novelist, short-story writer, playwright, essayist, memoirist, and poet known for psychologically acute portraits of loneliness, alienation, and outsiders in the American South.

CG Drews is an Australian award-winning, bestselling author of queer young adult and adult horror fiction.
Charlie Donlea is a USA Today, IndieBound, and internationally bestselling author of suspense and psychological thriller novels.

American author best known for the Inheritance Cycle fantasy novels and the Fractalverse science-fiction novels.
British literary scholar and editor specializing in Jane Austen, Walter Scott, and Romantic literature.

Israeli-American behavioral economist, psychologist, professor, and author known for making behavioral economics accessible to general readers.

American novelist known for young adult speculative fiction and contemporary romance.

Emily Nagoski is an American sex educator, researcher, and author specializing in sexual wellbeing, relationships, and stress education.

American journalist and author best known for narrative nonfiction about historical disasters, crime, war, and social change.

American novelist and screenwriter known for literary fiction, young adult fiction, and speculative fiction.

Australian-American journalist and novelist known for historical fiction, memoir, and nonfiction; she won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for March.

Gillian McAllister is a British author of psychological and domestic thrillers and a former lawyer based in Birmingham, England.

American bestselling author of dark romance, romantic suspense, horror, and science fiction.

Australian-born British-American novelist, screenwriter, director, and producer best known for the Asian Saga.
American historian, author, and longtime Louisiana State University professor specializing in early modern European history, baseball history, geopolitics, and higher education.

American geographer, biologist, physiologist, and author known for interdisciplinary works on human societies, evolution, ecology, and New Guinea ornithology.

British-American author and translator known for literary fiction, short stories, essays, memoir, and poetry written in English and Italian.

John Gwynne is an author of epic fantasy novels, including The Faithful and the Fallen, Of Blood and Bone, and The Bloodsworn Saga.
American horror writer known for literary, weird, and cosmic horror, including The Fisherman and House of Windows.
American scholar, novelist, and film critic known for writing on American literature, cultural history, and film.

American nonfiction writer and mountaineer known for investigative journalism, adventure narratives, memoir, and essays.

American novelist and picture-book author best known for the Winternight trilogy and Small Spaces quartet.

Kimberly Lemming is a USA Today bestselling author of diverse fantasy romance.
English feminist writer, activist, journalist, and founder of the Everyday Sexism Project.
American comic-book artist and inker (1959–1996), best known for The Sandman and The Question.
British Germanist and literary scholar best known for his critical editing of Franz Kafka's works.

Mary Kubica is an American bestselling author of psychological and domestic thrillers.

American popular-science writer and humorist known for witty, research-driven nonfiction about the human body, science, death, space, sex, war, and nature.

American novelist and memoirist known for emotionally driven adult and young-adult fiction.
American author, animation director, writer, and co-creator of Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra.

Canadian novelist and memoirist known for darkly comic, compassionate writing about family, religion, mental illness, and survival.

British author of historical, speculative, and science-fiction novels, including The Watchmaker of Filigree Street and The Kingdoms.
