
Ernest Cline
American novelist, screenwriter, and poet known for science fiction and pop-culture-infused stories.
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American novelist, screenwriter, and poet known for science fiction and pop-culture-infused stories.

English artist, author, illustrator, and cartoonist best known for illustrating A. A. Milne's Winnie-the-Pooh books.

Evie Woods is the pen name of Irish author Evie Gaughan, known for warm, magical novels blending history, folklore, mystery, romance, and the transformative power of stories.

Martiniquan psychiatrist, anticolonial theorist, writer, and activist for Algerian independence.

Freya Marske is an Australian fantasy author known for queer historical fantasy and romantic fiction.
Canadian physician and bestselling nonfiction author known for writing on addiction, trauma, stress, childhood development, and mind-body health.
American entrepreneur, real-estate executive, and business author; co-founder and executive chairman of Keller Williams Realty.
American author, businessman, publisher, and former soldier best known for The Richest Man in Babylon.
American author, activist, podcaster, and philanthropist known for memoirs and nonfiction about identity, relationships, recovery, family, and personal liberation.


Hank Green is an American author, science communicator, educator, and entrepreneur best known for his speculative-fiction novels.


American writer best known for The Catcher in the Rye and his interconnected stories about the Glass family.
American science journalist and nonfiction author known for books about human physiology, breathing, consciousness, and extreme environments.

American author best known for young adult fiction, including Thirteen Reasons Why.

American translator, scholar, and Japanologist specializing in modern Japanese literature.
Jeanine Cummins is an American author of Irish and Puerto Rican heritage, known for memoir and literary fiction.

American author and journalist best known for memoir and fiction about family, resilience, and unconventional lives.
Jen Wang is an American cartoonist, writer, and illustrator known for award-winning graphic novels for young readers.


Jenny Lawson is an American humorist, blogger, memoirist, and author known for candid, darkly comic writing about mental illness, family, creativity, and everyday absurdity.
American novelist, songwriter, and musician best known as the principal member of The Mountain Goats.
British comic artist, painter, and visual development artist known for graphic novels, comics, animation, and fine-art collections.

Social psychologist and author known for research on morality, politics, technology, and human flourishing.

Canadian clinical psychologist, author, professor emeritus, and public intellectual known for writing on psychology, mythology, religion, personality, responsibility, and meaning.

Korean-Canadian author of historical young adult mystery and romance novels, primarily set in Joseon-era Korea.
New York-based writer, actor, playwright, librettist, and audiobook narrator. She is the author of Hazel Scott and co-author of I Wish You Love with jazz vocalist Gloria Lynne.

American novelist and short-story writer known for realist and regionalist fiction about women’s lives, marriage, race, and personal autonomy in Louisiana.

Kaylie Smith is a bestselling author of romantic fantasy and young adult fantasy novels.
Kevin Behr is an IT management author, advisor, and co-author of The Phoenix Project and The Visible Ops Handbook.

Singaporean-born American novelist known for satirical comedies about wealth, class, identity, and elite social worlds.

Afghan-American novelist and UNHCR goodwill ambassador known for literary fiction about Afghanistan, displacement, family, and resilience.

American young adult novelist known for horror, speculative fiction, and suspense.
American author and workplace leadership expert known for management books and three independently published novels.

American author of middle-grade fantasy and cozy mystery novels, originally from Seattle and now living in Surrey, England.
Australian novelist known for young adult contemporary, speculative, gothic, and fantasy fiction.


American novelist and writer of fiction and creative nonfiction, known for The Unseen World, Long Bright River, and The God of the Woods.

American psychotherapist, journalist, and bestselling nonfiction author.

M.A. Carrick is the joint pen name of fantasy authors Marie Brennan and Alyc Helms.

Madeline Miller is an American novelist and classicist known for mythological retellings including The Song of Achilles and Circe.

British cultural critic, theorist, writer, and lecturer known for his analyses of capitalism, popular culture, depression, hauntology, and lost futures.
Italian writer, translator, and editorial consultant known for children's literature, literary fiction, memoir, and literary nonfiction.

American sociologist, author, and Princeton University professor known for ethnographic and policy research on poverty, housing insecurity, eviction, race, and urban inequality.

British philosopher, Cambridge fellow, and opera critic known for studies of Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Wagner.