
Robert Greene
American nonfiction author known for books on power, strategy, seduction, mastery, and human behavior.
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American nonfiction author known for books on power, strategy, seduction, mastery, and human behavior.
American historian, journalist, and Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer known for narrative histories of Russia, the Romanov dynasty, and World War I naval power.
American neuroendocrinologist, primatologist, neuroscientist, and science writer known for research and writing on stress, behavior, and the biology of human and animal life.

American novelist and writer of speculative fiction, mystery, and technology-focused literary fiction.

Rory Power is an American author of speculative fiction, horror, and fantasy for young adult and adult readers.

S.T. Gibson is a bestselling author of gothic romances and dark fantasy novels.
American cartoonist and illustrator known for the Sarah's Scribbles webcomic and graphic works including Fangs and Cryptid Club.

Sarah Pinsker is an American science fiction and fantasy author and singer-songwriter known for award-winning novels and short fiction.

American journalist, author, and documentary filmmaker known for narrative nonfiction about war, dangerous environments, and human connection.

Shea Ernshaw is an American bestselling author of atmospheric young adult and adult fiction.

British popular-science author, journalist, television producer, and physicist known for accessible books on mathematics, cryptography, cosmology, and alternative medicine.

Sophocles (c. 497/496–406/405 BCE) was an Athenian tragedian and one of the three great surviving playwrights of classical Greek tragedy.
American author, journalist, and podcast host best known for co-authoring the Freakonomics books.
American Buddhist meditation teacher, Zen and Theravada teacher, retired civil litigator, and author.

Japanese manga artist and writer known for Fire Punch, Chainsaw Man, Look Back, and Goodbye, Eri.


Adalyn Grace is a bestselling author of young-adult fantasy, including the Belladonna trilogy and the All the Stars and Teeth duology.

Scottish moral philosopher and pioneer of political economy, best known for The Theory of Moral Sentiments and The Wealth of Nations.
British theatre director, teacher, critic, and writer associated with alternative theatre, experimental education, documentary film, and television studies.

Alex Finlay is a bestselling American thriller novelist whose books include Every Last Fear, The Night Shift, What Have We Done, If Something Happens to Me, Parents Weekend, and The Anniversary.

British author of young adult and adult fantasy novels, including To Kill a Kingdom and Princess of Souls.

American novelist, short-story writer, and memoirist known for lyrical literary fiction and historically expansive narratives.
American author best known for The Tao of Pooh and The Te of Piglet, which explain Taoist ideas through A.A. Milne's Pooh characters.
British comics artist, writer, and illustrator best known for Judge Dredd, Camelot 3000, Batman: The Killing Joke, and his influential comic-book cover art.
American psychiatrist, neuroscientist, child-trauma researcher, and author known for work on developmental adversity, childhood trauma, brain development, and resilience.
Catriona Ward is an American-born British horror novelist known for gothic, psychological, and literary thrillers.

Canadian astronaut, engineer, fighter pilot, science communicator, and bestselling author.

American journalist and nonfiction author known for narrative books about endurance, human potential, adventure, and true crime.

Claire Keegan is an Irish writer known for concise, powerful short fiction and novellas.
American writer and literary translator whose books span fiction, literary nonfiction, poetry, and translation studies.

American author, journalist, television writer, and podcast host known for memoir, nonfiction, young adult historical fantasy, and collaborative fiction.


American author and productivity consultant best known for creating the Getting Things Done methodology.

Canadian-born American journalist, author, and cultural commentator known for his social and moral nonfiction.

British novelist and screenwriter known for contemporary relationship fiction combining comedy, emotional insight, and social observation.
American artist, author, and illustrator known for children's picture books, fairy-tale retellings, drawing, and printmaking.

Dot Hutchison is an American author of young-adult and adult thriller fiction.


Elizabeth Evans is an American fiction writer known for psychologically astute novels and short-story collections.
American journalist and nonfiction author known for environmental and climate reporting.

American voice actor, audiobook narrator, producer, and author of children’s biographies of classical composers.
Canadian comic book artist known for Saga, North 40, Archie, Mystery Society, and other graphic works.

Irish-American memoirist and teacher best known for his Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir Angela's Ashes.
GennaRose Nethercott is an American writer and folklorist whose work spans fiction, poetry, interactive literature, art books, and narrative songs.
American painter, writer, photographer, and comics artist known for fully painted graphic novels and sequential art.