George Spafford
George Spafford is an IT management author and consultant whose work focuses on DevOps, IT operations, security governance, and green IT.
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George Spafford is an IT management author and consultant whose work focuses on DevOps, IT operations, security governance, and green IT.
American literary scholar, Mark Twain specialist, editor, poet, and short-story writer (1905–2005).

Hannah F. Whitten is an American author of dark fantasy, romantic fantasy, and horror novels.
New Zealand-born Australian author of historical and contemporary fiction, memoir, and nonfiction.

South Korean novelist and essayist, formerly a programmer, best known internationally for Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop.
Canadian-American theoretical physicist, professor, and influential author of graduate physics textbooks.
American comics writer, artist, penciller, inker, and colorist known for Batwoman, Echolands, Promethea, and The Sandman: Overture.
American journalist, memoirist, novelist, and biographical ghostwriter.


British-Australian crime novelist known for atmospheric mysteries set in rural and regional Australia.

American novelist best known for the Earth's Children series, a prehistoric historical-fiction saga set in Ice Age Europe.
Jen Sincero is an American author, success coach, and motivational speaker known for humorous self-development books.
British illustrator, graphic humorist, and political cartoonist best known for his work for Punch and his illustrations for Lewis Carroll's Alice books.

American novelist, poet, editor, and professor (1922–1994), best known for Stoner, Butcher’s Crossing, and Augustus.
American novelist and nonfiction writer known for innovative literary fiction and books addressing animal ethics and climate change.

Judy I. Lin is a Taiwanese Canadian, #1 New York Times-bestselling author of young adult fantasy and horror.

American author, playwright, and actress from Sacramento, California, known for romance, romantic fantasy, and young adult thriller fiction.
American French professor, literary critic, biographer of André Gide, and translator of French literature.
American novelist and short-story writer known for literary speculative fiction.

Kat Dunn is a British author of historical fantasy and gothic fiction for young adult and adult readers.

American bestselling author of young adult fiction exploring mental health, grief, addiction, and recovery.
Iranian-American poet, novelist, and editor known for lyrical poetry about addiction, spirituality, identity, and belonging.

American organizational-performance author, consultant, and cofounder of VitalSmarts, known for coauthoring practical books on communication, accountability, influence, and behavior change.

Japanese novelist and former newspaper journalist best known for the dystopian thriller Battle Royale.

Kristen Ciccarelli is a Canadian author of young adult fantasy and romantic fantasy.

American author from Michigan known for young adult romantic fantasy and the Powerless series.

Irish-American literary translator and Kafka scholar known for award-winning translations from German.

American self-help author and blogger known for candid writing on personal development, relationships, values, and meaning.

Jamaican-born novelist known for historically grounded, formally ambitious fiction spanning Jamaica, the Caribbean, and an expansive African-inspired fantasy world.
American humor writer, comics writer, and editor known for parody nonfiction and creator-owned graphic works.

USA Today bestselling author of award-winning speculative fiction, including fantasy romance and young adult fantasy.

Mel Robbins is an American author, speaker, podcast host, and personal-development educator known for practical tools for behavior change, confidence, motivation, and habit formation.

American author of young adult and adult fantasy, horror, and speculative fiction.

Pakistani-British novelist and essayist known for literary fiction addressing migration, identity, globalization, and political change.
Canadian comics creator, writer, colorist, and letterer known for the graphic novels Lake of Fire and PAWS.

Swedish-born philosopher known for work on anthropic reasoning, existential risk, human enhancement, artificial intelligence, and long-term human futures.
Nora Sakavic is an author of dark, queer fiction best known for the All for the Game series.

Vietnamese American poet and novelist known for intimate writing about war, migration, family, queer identity, grief, and survival.

Canadian-American novelist and screenwriter known for darkly comic literary fiction.

American investigative journalist and staff writer at The New Yorker, known for deeply reported narrative nonfiction.
British Italianist and leading Dante scholar whose books focused on Dante's Purgatorio, allegory, symbolism, and medieval intellectual culture.


American journalist, historian, and biographer known for expansive studies of political power and American public life.
American scholar and author whose work focuses on whiteness, structural racism, and anti-racist education.
American scholar of Russian and comparative literature, known especially for her work on Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy.
Scottish novelist, travel writer, and freelance photojournalist known for crime fiction set in Asia and Scotland.