
D. H. Lawrence
English novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, literary critic, and travel writer (1885–1930).
Author index

English novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, literary critic, and travel writer (1885–1930).
Tibetan Buddhist leader, author, teacher, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

American writer, lecturer, and teacher best known for influential works on public speaking, interpersonal relations, self-improvement, and worry management.
American writer and literary translator whose books span fiction, literary nonfiction, poetry, and translation studies.

British novelist and comic-book writer known for science fiction, fantasy, military fiction, and superhero comics.

Israeli-American behavioral economist, psychologist, professor, and author known for making behavioral economics accessible to general readers.

American author of bestselling thriller novels, including the Robert Langdon series, as well as children's and humorous books.
American journalist, author, and podcaster best known for his books and work on meditation and mindfulness.

American business author and speaker known for nonfiction books about communication, change, decision-making, problem-solving, and meaningful experiences.

British historian, novelist, journalist, and television presenter known for narrative histories of the Middle Ages and historical fiction.

American novelist and short-fiction writer known for science fiction, horror, fantasy, historical fiction, and mystery.


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

American novelist and comic-book writer known for fantasy, science fiction, horror, and graphic fiction. He also writes under the pseudonym M. L. N. Hanover and, with Ty Franck, the joint pseudonym James S. A. Corey.
American cartoonist, graphic novelist, illustrator, and screenwriter known for alternative comics, including Eightball, Ghost World, and Monica.
Daniel Coyle is an award-winning American author and journalist whose nonfiction explores talent development, leadership, culture, performance, and community.

English novelist, pamphleteer, journalist, poet, historian, travel writer, and political agent.

American psychologist, author, and science journalist best known for popularizing emotional intelligence.
Daniel H. Pink is an American author of bestselling books on science, business, creativity, work, and human behavior.

Cherokee American novelist, robotics engineer, and nonfiction author known for science fiction thrillers, robot-themed humor, and speculative fiction.

Daniel J. Levitin is an American-Canadian neuroscientist, cognitive psychologist, musician, and bestselling author specializing in music, the brain, health, and cognition.
Daniel J. Siegel is an American psychiatrist, author, and educator known for developing interpersonal neurobiology and writing about the mind, relationships, mindfulness, and parenting.


Daniel José Older is an American author of fantasy, science fiction, young adult, middle-grade, and graphic fiction.

Israeli-American psychologist and Nobel laureate whose research transformed the study of human judgment, decision-making, and behavioral economics.
German-Austrian novelist, essayist, and playwright known for literary fiction blending history, philosophy, science, and metafiction.

American author best known for Flowers for Algernon and for psychologically focused fiction and nonfiction.

American author of horror, speculative fiction, young-adult and middle-grade fiction, graphic novels, and nonfiction.

American novelist and physician known for literary and historical fiction.
Australian science-fiction and fantasy novelist known for the Checquy Files series.

Daniel Suarez is an award-winning American author of techno-thrillers and science fiction novels, and a former systems analyst.

Danielle L. Jensen is a Canadian #1 New York Times bestselling fantasy author whose novels include the Saga of the Unfated, Bridge Kingdom, Dark Shores, and Malediction series.

Danielle Paige is a New York Times bestselling young-adult author known for dark fairy-tale retellings, fantasy novels, and graphic fiction.

Italian poet, prose writer, philosopher, and political thinker best known for the Divine Comedy.
English translator, editor, interviewer, and language-course author known for Polish literary translations and Kieślowski on Kieślowski.
Danya Kukafka is an American novelist and literary agent known for literary crime fiction and psychological suspense.

English novelist, biographer, playwright, memoirist, and short-story writer known for psychologically complex gothic, suspense, historical, and romantic fiction.

Lipan Apache writer of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and comics with a PhD in oceanography.
American comic-book artist, writer, and creator best known for co-creating Transmetropolitan, The Boys, Happy!, Oliver, and Space Bastards.

Daron Acemoglu is a Turkish-American economist and MIT Institute Professor whose research spans political economy, economic development, growth, labor, technology, and institutions.

Daryl Gregory is an American science fiction, fantasy, horror, and comics author known for novels, novellas, short fiction, and graphic works.

American author whose hard-boiled detective fiction helped establish modern crime literature.

American science writer and former New York Times science reporter known for accessible histories of science and astronomy.

American author, editor, publisher, and artist known for literary fiction, memoir, narrative nonfiction, short fiction, and children's literature.
English comics writer, artist, letterer, and graphic novelist best known for Watchmen, co-created with Alan Moore.
English artist, writer, photographer, filmmaker, and graphic novelist known for experimental mixed-media comics, graphic novels, art books, and photography.

Dave Stewart is an English musician, songwriter, record producer, and author best known as one half of Eurythmics.

English author and journalist, also known as David Thompson, whose nonfiction focuses primarily on popular music, film, television, collecting, sport, and cultural history.

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

American novelist best known for bestselling thriller, crime, mystery, and historical fiction for adults and young readers.
American novelist and screenwriter best known for The 25th Hour, City of Thieves, and the short-story collection When the Nines Roll Over.
Canadian author, teacher, and playwright whose work spans children's fiction, young adult fiction, historical fiction, graphic works, poetry, and speculative fiction.
Canadian author and playwright of children's, young adult, historical, dystopian, and sports-related works.
American philosopher specializing in ancient and medieval philosophy, philosophy of religion, and Eastern Christian thought.

American astrophysicist and author of hard science fiction, nonfiction, young-adult fiction, graphic novels, and plays.
American literary critic, scholar, and Sterling Professor of English at Yale University.

Canadian-born American journalist, author, and cultural commentator known for his social and moral nonfiction.
American neuroscientist, author, and science communicator known for writing about the brain, perception, consciousness, synesthesia, creativity, and technology.
American novelist best known for epic fantasy series including The Belgariad, The Malloreon, The Elenium, The Tamuli, and The Dreamers.

Author and journalist known for nonfiction about athletic performance, learning, expertise, creativity, and constraints.

American novelist, short-story writer, essayist, and professor (1962–2008), best known for Infinite Jest.
David Benson French (1939–2010) was a Canadian playwright best known for the Mercer plays.

American attorney, author, journalist, and public commentator known for writing on law, religion, free speech, and American politics.

British author of heroic fantasy, historical fantasy, and crime fiction, best known for morally complex heroes, epic battles, and themes of courage, honour, redemption, and hope.


American anthropologist, anarchist, activist, and author known for influential works on debt, bureaucracy, work, value, and political imagination.

American journalist and bestselling narrative nonfiction author; staff writer at The New Yorker.
Irish-American classicist, literary critic, translator, and memoirist best known for his influential work on Greek tragedy and classical literature.
Danish programmer, entrepreneur, author, and creator of Ruby on Rails; co-owner and CTO of 37signals.

David Heska Wanbli Weiden is an enrolled citizen of the Sicangu Lakota Nation and an author of Indigenous crime fiction, thrillers, and children's nonfiction.
Award-winning American journalist and nonfiction author known for books about technology, gaming, internet culture, history, and family.

Swedish journalist and author known for biographies, literary crime novels, and his continuation of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium series.

American young-adult author and editor known for contemporary, speculative, and LGBTQ+ fiction.
British theoretical physicist and science writer known for accessible books on physics and the history of science.
American filmmaker, visual artist, photographer, musician, and author known for surrealist and psychologically distinctive works.
American cartoonist and writer known for Daredevil: Born Again, Batman: Year One, Rubber Blanket, City of Glass, and Asterios Polyp.

American historian and author known for richly narrated histories and biographies of major figures and events in American history.

English novelist and screenwriter known for interconnected, genre-bending fiction.

British novelist and screenwriter known for contemporary relationship fiction combining comedy, emotional insight, and social observation.

American humorist, essayist, memoirist, short-story writer, playwright, and author of children's books known for acerbic, observational personal writing.
David Shih is an American writer and professor whose memoir and essays examine Asian American identity, race, family, and belonging.
British literary scholar and emeritus professor of English at Cardiff University, known for work on Victorian fiction, Anthony Trollope, literary illustration, and the art and literature of London.
British literary scholar and critic, emeritus professor of literature at the University of Cambridge.

David Mark Weber is an American science-fiction and fantasy author best known for the Honor Harrington and Safehold series.
British archaeologist and Professor of Comparative Archaeology at University College London, known for research on early Egypt, ancient Near Eastern civilizations, and the origins of social complexity.

David Wong is the former pseudonym of American novelist and humor writer Jason Pargin, best known for comic horror and satirical science fiction.

American author of suspense, horror, science fiction, and fantasy fiction.
American novelist known for historical mysteries, historical romances, gothic fiction, and contemporary thrillers.

American historian, professor emerita, and author of the All Souls novels and scholarly works on the history of science, medicine, and magic.
American bestselling author of romance, women's fiction, contemporary fantasy, and related fiction, and a co-founder of BelleBooks.
American historian, novelist, memoirist, and librarian known for narrative histories of the American West and Native American history.
American literary scholar and biographer known for authoritative biographies of major twentieth-century writers, artists, and cultural figures.

American zoologist and author known for wildlife nonfiction co-authored with Mark Owens and for her debut novel, Where the Crawdads Sing.
American fantasy writer, editor, and teacher known for adult, young adult, and children's fantasy.

American fantasy and science-fiction author known for adult, young-adult, middle-grade, tie-in, and graphic fiction; she also writes fantasy as Lila Bowen.

American novelist, poet, short-story writer, essayist, reporter, and playwright known for formally adventurous works about marginal lives, violence, addiction, faith, and redemption.

Canadian science-fiction author and retired computer programmer known for humorous, idea-driven space fiction.

American novelist and screenwriter known for crime fiction, mystery, thriller, and historical fiction.

American comic-book writer, novelist, editor, and nonfiction author best known for influential work on Batman, Green Lantern/Green Arrow, The Question, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Daredevil.
English-born Puritan minister and author active in colonial New England, best known for his account of the 1692 Salem witchcraft outbreak.

Irish author and screenwriter best known for the Skulduggery Pleasant and Demon Road series.

Devney Perry is a Montana-born, Washington-based #1 New York Times, USA Today, and Amazon bestselling romance author.

American social psychologist, professor, and nonfiction author focused on autism, neurodiversity, shame, productivity, and social identity.

American author, editor, former teacher and librarian, and board chair officer of We Need Diverse Books. She writes young adult and middle-grade fiction, especially fantasy, romance, mystery, and speculative fiction.

Diana Gabaldon is an American author best known for the internationally bestselling Outlander novels, which combine historical fiction, romance, fantasy, and time travel.
American biographer, poet, Russian literary scholar, memoirist, and translator.

British fantasy author known for imaginative novels for children, young adults, and adults, including Howl's Moving Castle and the Chrestomanci series.
Diane Setterfield is a British novelist best known for gothic, atmospheric fiction centered on mystery, memory, family secrets, and storytelling.
American comics artist, inker, editor, and art instructor best known for his work at Charlton Comics and DC Comics.
English music historian and author best known for his biography of jazz trumpeter Sylvester Ahola.

British writer, adapter, producer, and director best known for cinematic audio drama.

Fantasy novelist and former software engineer known for epic, military, young-adult, and middle-grade fantasy.

Russian-Israeli novelist, journalist, and screenwriter best known for the Metro trilogy.

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, playwright, screenwriter, and essayist.

American crime novelist and nonfiction writer known for research-driven thrillers about organized crime, drug trafficking, corruption, and justice.

American cognitive scientist, psychologist, computer scientist, and design researcher known for foundational work in human-centered design, usability, and cognitive science.
American-born scholar, writer, editor, and translator who became one of the leading international interpreters of Japanese literature and culture.
American author and business strategist known for memoir, Christian nonfiction, and practical books on marketing and business.

American environmental scientist, systems thinker, educator, author, and syndicated columnist known for her work on global modeling, sustainability, and systems thinking.
American artist, author, and illustrator known for children's picture books, fairy-tale retellings, drawing, and printmaking.

American novelist, essayist, and critic known for psychologically rich literary fiction with mystery and gothic elements.

American presidential historian, biographer, memoirist, and Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

British novelist, short-story writer, essayist, memoirist, playwright, poet, and Nobel laureate.

Dorothy L. Sayers (1893–1957) was an English crime novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, scholar, translator, and Christian humanist.

Dot Hutchison is an American author of young-adult and adult thriller fiction.
American novelist, short-story writer, and playwright known for Alive in Necropolis, The Surf Guru, and S., co-written with J. J. Abrams.

Douglas Adams (1952–2001) was an English author and humorist best known for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

American author and journalist known for archaeological nonfiction, adventure thrillers, and co-authored suspense novels.

American cognitive scientist, physicist, writer, and translator known for influential work on consciousness, analogy, creativity, language, and self-reference.

Scottish-American novelist from Glasgow, best known for Shuggie Bain, Young Mungo, and John of John.

Dr. Seuss was the pen name of Theodor Seuss Geisel (1904–1991), an American children's author, illustrator, poet, and cartoonist.

Texas author of humorous fantasy, science fiction, and progression-fantasy novels.

Canadian novelist and video-game writer known for fantasy and science-fiction novels, including the Darth Bane, Mass Effect, The Old Republic, and Chaos Born books.

American journalist, humorist, columnist, podcast host, and novelist known for science fiction, fantasy, sports humor, and memoir.

Dustin Thao is a Vietnamese-American writer of contemporary young adult fiction.