Caroline Balderston Parry
Canadian author, poet, musician, performer, and educator whose books span children's nonfiction, historical diary writing, poetry, and memoir.
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Canadian author, poet, musician, performer, and educator whose books span children's nonfiction, historical diary writing, poetry, and memoir.

American mathematician, data scientist, author, and algorithmic auditor known for writing about data, algorithms, inequality, and social harm.
Caribbean-American writer and former journalist whose literary fiction explores family, identity, memory, history, and belonging.
Canadian comic-book artist and co-creator known for Generation X, The Witching Hour, and Steampunk.
American historian and author specializing in Russia, economic history, geopolitics, and semiconductor technology.
British designer, illustrator, and author known for Penguin's Clothbound Classics and her author-illustrated picture-book fables.
Australian science-fiction and fantasy novelist known for the Checquy Files series.
Author and journalist known for nonfiction about athletic performance, learning, expertise, creativity, and constraints.

American zoologist and author known for wildlife nonfiction co-authored with Mark Owens and for her debut novel, Where the Crawdads Sing.
English-born Puritan minister and author active in colonial New England, best known for his account of the 1692 Salem witchcraft outbreak.

American social psychologist, professor, and nonfiction author focused on autism, neurodiversity, shame, productivity, and social identity.
Diane Setterfield is a British novelist best known for gothic, atmospheric fiction centered on mystery, memory, family secrets, and storytelling.

Dolly Alderton is a British author, journalist, screenwriter, and podcast host known for memoir, relationship writing, and contemporary fiction.
Croatian fantasy and science-fiction author best known for the Mother of Learning series, written under the pseudonym nobody103.
American novelist, short-story writer, and playwright known for Alive in Necropolis, The Surf Guru, and S., co-written with J. J. Abrams.

American novelist known for historical, gothic, and suspense fiction, including The Historian, The Swan Thieves, The Shadow Land, and Mystery Play.

English novelist and poet best known for Wuthering Heights and her influential poetry.



Entrepreneur, writer, investor, and book curator focused on technology, startups, investing, and personal development.
Mexican writer and journalist known for literary fiction and narrative nonfiction centered on violence, inequality, gender, and life in Veracruz.

American novelist and screenwriter known for psychologically intense crime thrillers.
Author, speaker, and business strategist focused on essentialism, productivity, leadership, and simplification.
American literary translator, scholar, poet, and memoirist known for translating major Spanish- and Portuguese-language writers.



Fantasy-romance author and BookToker best known for the Assistant to the Villain series.

American novelist, editor, and travel writer raised in Hawaii and based in New York City.

Argentine-American novelist and literary scholar known for literary and historical fiction and for his criticism of Jorge Luis Borges.
American children's author and illustrator known for writing and illustrating picture books.

Ijeoma Oluo is an American writer, speaker, and social commentator whose work focuses on race, feminism, intersectionality, and social justice.
Mexican American speculative fiction writer known for gothic historical novels.
Entrepreneur, writer, and co-founder and CEO of 37signals, the company behind Basecamp.

Jessica Knoll is an American novelist, screenwriter, and producer known for psychological thrillers.
Joan He is a Chinese American young adult novelist known for fantasy and science fiction.

American author and journalist known for literary nonfiction centered on distinctive places and eccentric communities.

American novelist, actor, screenwriter, audiobook narrator, and founder of Audiobrary.

Dominican American fiction writer known for literary fiction about Dominican diaspora, immigration, family, and identity.
Keith Gessen is a Russian-born American novelist, journalist, translator, and founding editor of n+1.
Fictional wizarding author, Quidditch expert, and historian best known for Quidditch Through the Ages.

American computer security consultant, hacker, and bestselling author known for books on social engineering, cybersecurity, privacy, and his life as a fugitive hacker.
American actor, writer, and producer best known for Gilmore Girls and Parenthood; author of four books.

American author and video essayist known for the Noumena science-fiction series and the co-authored parody novel Awoken.

Pakistani education activist, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and author whose books focus on girls' education, displacement, and coming of age.

Margaret Rogerson is an American author of young adult fantasy novels and novellas.
American novelist and former television writer known for comic, satirical literary fiction.

American novelist known for intricate, genre-blending mysteries and psychological thrillers.