
Meryl Wilsner
Meryl Wilsner is a bestselling author of contemporary romances featuring queer folks who love women.
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Meryl Wilsner is a bestselling author of contemporary romances featuring queer folks who love women.
American journalist and nonfiction author known for narrative works about crime, isolation, adventure, and unusual lives.
American literary translator and Slavic scholar known for influential translations from Central and Eastern European languages.
American science-fiction author, translator, and editor known for four satirical novels and acclaimed translations of Polish literature.
American comics artist, writer, and wildlife illustrator known for The Puma Blues, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Soul's Winter, The Sandman, and The Fracture of the Universal Boy.

American comics artist and illustrator best known for his work on The Sandman.

Min Jin Lee is a Korean American novelist whose fiction explores family, migration, identity, class, and the Korean diaspora.
Chicago-born horror novelist and member of the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana.

Nir Eyal is an author, consultant, and teacher focused on behavior change, attention, psychology, technology, and human potential.
British author and journalist known for writing about productivity, mortality, meaningful living, and the power of limits.
German-born businessman, Holocaust survivor, and editor of Anne Frank's diary.
Irish novelist born in Dublin in 1975, known for comic and tragicomic fiction.
Peng Shepherd is an award-winning, nationally bestselling author of speculative fiction, including The Book of M, The Cartographers, and All This and More.

Penn Cole is an internationally bestselling fantasy-romance author best known for The Kindred's Curse Saga.
Author of historical fiction novels set in England and the Mediterranean during periods of political and social upheaval.
Australian author and social researcher known for historical fiction, memoir, and narrative nonfiction.

Rachel Gillig is an American author of gothic fantasy and romantic fantasy novels.
American poet, literary translator, and professor emeritus best known for his collaborative translations with Larissa Volokhonsky.

American writer and philosopher best known for the philosophical novels Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and Lila.
British literary scholar, writer, and brand strategist known for work on Gothic fiction, cultural history, literary biography, and corporate storytelling.

Robin Wall Kimmerer is an Indigenous botanist, writer, professor, and enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation.
Rupi Kaur is a poet, artist, and performer known for accessible poetry, prose, and visual art.

S.A. Barnes is the pen name of Stacey Kade, an Illinois-based author of science fiction horror and paranormal romance.
Canadian writer and literary translator from Spanish and French, known for short and experimental fiction.

Sarah Penner is a historical-fiction author best known for The Lost Apothecary, The London Séance Society, and The Amalfi Curse.
Sarah Winman is a British novelist and actress, best known for literary fiction exploring love, friendship, family, memory, and chosen communities.

American fantasy and science fiction writer known for The Masquerade novels and Exordia.
Shane Hawk is an enrolled Cheyenne and Arapaho horror writer, editor, and creator of the Native Horror Index.

Indian-born American physician, hematologist-oncologist, cancer researcher, and science writer known for accessible works on medicine, biology, and medical history.

New York Times, USA Today, and internationally bestselling author of psychological suspense.
U.S.-based author and philanthropy strategist writing on self-discovery, nonprofit transformation, and fundraising.

Sunyi Dean is a biracial fantasy and speculative-fiction author born in Texas, raised in Hong Kong, and based in Yorkshire.


Filipino author of fantasy romance novels, including the New York Times bestselling Hurricane Wars series.
Vaishnavi Patel is an American novelist and civil-rights lawyer whose speculative fiction draws on Hindu mythology, feminism, and anticolonial themes.

American science-fiction writer best known for A Canticle for Leibowitz.
American actor, playwright, audiobook narrator, and author of the memoir Lassitudes of Fire.
American novelist, mystery writer, and creative-writing professor (1928–2016).

Japanese American author of science fiction, speculative fiction, and mystery novels.
British journalist and nonfiction author known for deeply reported histories of major technological disasters.

American literary translator, editor, and writer known for translating Japanese and Burmese literature.
Alice Sebold is an American writer known for the memoir Lucky and the novels The Lovely Bones and The Almost Moon.
Amanda Montell is an American writer and linguist known for nonfiction about language, culture, influence, and irrationality.