G. K. Chesterton
English writer, poet, journalist, critic, philosopher, and Christian apologist known for paradox, detective fiction, literary criticism, and distributist social thought.
91 works1 series
Author index
Authors beginning with G
G. Willow Wilson
American novelist, memoirist, essayist, and comics writer known for Cairo, Air, Alif the Unseen, Ms. Marvel, Invisible Kingdom, and Poison Ivy.
43 works11 series
Gabor Maté
Canadian physician and bestselling nonfiction author known for writing on addiction, trauma, stress, childhood development, and mind-body health.
5 works0 series
Gabra Zackman
American novelist, playwright, actress, and audiobook narrator known for the romantic suspense Bod Squad series.
3 works1 series
Gabriel Bá
Brazilian comic-book artist and writer best known for The Umbrella Academy, Casanova, Daytripper, and Two Brothers.
22 works5 series
Gabriel García Márquez
Colombian novelist, short-story writer, journalist, screenwriter, and Nobel Prize-winning author associated with magical realism and the Latin American Boom.
42 works1 series
Gabriel Rodríguez
Chilean comic-book artist, writer, and architect best known as the co-creator of Locke & Key.
11 works4 series
Gabrielle Zevin
American novelist and screenwriter known for literary fiction, young adult fiction, and speculative fiction.
10 works1 series
Gahan Wilson
American cartoonist, author, illustrator, and writer of macabre humor, fantasy, mystery, and children's books.
27 works2 series
Gail Carriger
Gail Carriger is a New York Times bestselling author and former archaeologist whose comedies of manners blend steampunk, urban fantasy, science fiction, paranormal romance, and cozy queer joy. She also writes as G. L. Carriger.
39 works11 series
Gail Carson Levine
American author of children's and young adult fantasy, fairy-tale retellings, historical fiction, poetry, and writing guides.
26 works4 series
Gail Honeyman
Scottish novelist best known for her debut novel, Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine.
1 works0 series
Gardner Dozois
American science fiction writer, critic, and editor known for short fiction, literary criticism, and influential genre writing.
15 works0 series
Gareth Brown
Scottish fantasy novelist and author of The Book of Doors and The Society of Unknowable Objects.
2 works0 series
Garth Ennis
Northern Irish-American comics writer known for Preacher, The Boys, Hellblazer, The Punisher, and war comics.
131 works28 series
Garth Nix
Australian author of fantasy and science fiction for children, young adults, and adults.
49 works9 series
Garth Stein
American novelist, playwright, filmmaker, and author of literary fiction, children's books, and graphic novels.
15 works2 series
Garth Williams
Garth Williams (1912–1996) was an American illustrator and author of children's books, known for expressive line drawings and for writing and illustrating several books of his own.
8 works0 series
Gary Chalk
British illustrator, model-maker, game designer, and author of children's books, fantasy gamebooks, folklore retellings, and nonfiction.
9 works1 series
Gary Chapman
American Christian author, pastor, marriage counselor, and radio host best known for The 5 Love Languages.
46 works2 series
Gary Gianni
American comics artist, illustrator, and writer known for The MonsterMen, Hellboy: Into the Silent Sea, and Prince Valiant.
11 works2 series
Gary Keller
American entrepreneur, real-estate executive, and business author; co-founder and executive chairman of Keller Williams Realty.
5 works1 series
Gary Paulsen
American author of children's and young-adult fiction, adventure novels, memoirs, and nonfiction.
188 works12 series
Gaston Leroux
French novelist, journalist, playwright, and reporter best known for the Rouletabille mysteries, the Chéri-Bibi novels, and The Phantom of the Opera.
44 works2 series
Gayle Forman
Award-winning American author and journalist known for young adult, middle-grade, and adult fiction.
15 works2 series
Gena Showalter
American author of paranormal romance, contemporary romance, fantasy, and young adult fiction.
104 works23 series
Gene Kim
American author, researcher, and technology leader known for influential books on DevOps, organizational performance, and software delivery.
21 works2 series
Gene Luen Yang
American cartoonist and graphic novelist known for culturally grounded graphic fiction, superhero comics, and nonfiction comics.
58 works14 series
Gene Wolfe
American science fiction and fantasy author (1931–2019), known for intricate, literary novels and short fiction.
66 works7 series
Genevieve Gornichec
American author of Norse mythology-inspired historical fantasy and horror fiction.
3 works1 series
Genevieve Valentine
American novelist, comic book writer, and cultural critic known for science fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, and graphic works.
12 works5 series
Genki Kawamura
Japanese filmmaker, film producer, screenwriter, and novelist born in Yokohama in 1979.
18 works1 series
GennaRose Nethercott
GennaRose Nethercott is an American writer and folklorist whose work spans fiction, poetry, interactive literature, art books, and narrative songs.
6 works0 series
Geoff Johns
American comic-book writer and producer best known for his work on DC superheroes, including Green Lantern, JSA, The Flash, Superman, Aquaman, and Justice League.
112 works14 series
Geoffrey Chaucer
English poet, courtier, diplomat, and author of The Canterbury Tales, widely regarded as the father of English literature.
8 works0 series
George Alec Effinger
American science fiction and fantasy author known for surreal fiction, cyberpunk, and inventive short stories.
31 works5 series
George Eliot
George Eliot was the pen name of English novelist, poet, essayist, and translator Mary Ann Evans (1819–1880).
11 works0 series
George Orwell
George Orwell was the pen name of English novelist, essayist, journalist, and critic Eric Arthur Blair (1903–1950).
48 works0 series
George Pratt
American painter, writer, photographer, and comics artist known for fully painted graphic novels and sequential art.
6 works1 series
George R. R. Martin
American novelist, short-story writer, screenwriter, television producer, and editor best known for A Song of Ice and Fire.
48 works5 series
George S. Clason
American author, businessman, publisher, and former soldier best known for The Richest Man in Babylon.
5 works0 series
George Saunders
American author of short fiction, novels, essays, literary criticism, and illustrated children's fiction, known for darkly comic speculative writing.
14 works0 series
George Spafford
George Spafford is an IT management author and consultant whose work focuses on DevOps, IT operations, security governance, and green IT.
6 works2 series
Geraldine Brooks
Australian-American journalist and novelist known for historical fiction, memoir, and nonfiction; she won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for March.
10 works0 series
Gillian Beer
British literary critic and academic known for her work on Victorian literature, evolutionary theory, science, narrative, and Virginia Woolf.
18 works3 series
Gillian Flynn
American novelist and screenwriter known for psychologically intense crime thrillers.
4 works0 series
Gillian McAllister
Gillian McAllister is a British author of psychological and domestic thrillers and a former lawyer based in Birmingham, England.
10 works0 series
Giovanni Pontiero
Scottish-Italian scholar, literary translator, editor, and writer on Portuguese and Brazilian literature.
9 works1 series
Glen Cook
American author of fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and military fiction, best known for The Black Company, Garrett P.I., and the Dread Empire.
56 works10 series
Glenn Fabry
British comic-book artist known for his detailed fantasy, horror, and superhero artwork, especially on Sláine, Preacher, and The Authority.
16 works10 series
Glennon Doyle
American author, activist, podcaster, and philanthropist known for memoirs and nonfiction about identity, relationships, recovery, family, and personal liberation.
5 works0 series
Grady Hendrix
American author, journalist, and screenwriter best known for horror fiction and nonfiction.
17 works1 series
Graeme Simsion
Australian novelist and nonfiction author best known for The Rosie Project.
14 works4 series
Graham Greene
English novelist, short-story writer, playwright, essayist, journalist, and screenwriter whose work explores moral ambiguity, political conflict, faith, and betrayal.
75 works0 series
Grant Morrison
Scottish comic-book writer, playwright, and author known for inventive superhero, science-fiction, fantasy, and nonfiction works.
107 works16 series
Greer Hendricks
Greer Hendricks is an American author and former Simon & Schuster editor best known for psychological suspense, including her collaborations with Sarah Pekkanen.
7 works0 series
Greg Bear
Greg Bear (1951–2022) was an American science-fiction and fantasy author known for hard science fiction, evolutionary speculation, and large-scale space opera.
50 works13 series
Greg Capullo
Greg Capullo is an American comic-book artist known for Spawn, Batman, Reborn, and creator-owned horror comics.
25 works9 series
Greg Egan
Australian science fiction writer, mathematician, and computer programmer known for mathematically rigorous hard science fiction.
49 works1 series
Greg McKeown
Author, speaker, and business strategist focused on essentialism, productivity, leadership, and simplification.
4 works0 series
Greg Rucka
American novelist, comic-book writer, and screenwriter known for crime thrillers, graphic novels, and long-running work for DC, Marvel, and Image Comics.
63 works12 series
Gregory Benford
Gregory Benford was an American theoretical physicist and science-fiction author known for scientifically rigorous hard science fiction.
50 works7 series
Gregory David Roberts
Australian author, songwriter, composer, and artist best known for the novels Shantaram and The Mountain Shadow.
3 works1 series
Gregory Maguire
American author of crossover books for adults and children, best known for Wicked and his revisionist fairy-tale fiction.
44 works4 series
Gregory Rabassa
American literary translator, scholar, poet, and memoirist known for translating major Spanish- and Portuguese-language writers.
4 works0 series
Gretchen Felker-Martin
American horror novelist, novella writer, comics writer, and film critic known for visceral body horror, queer speculative fiction, and transgressive examinations of gender, violence, and survival.
7 works0 series
Gretchen Rubin
American nonfiction author known for writing about happiness, habits, human nature, and self-knowledge.
11 works0 series
Guillermo del Toro
Mexican filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, and author known for horror, dark fantasy, fairy tales, and monster fiction.
22 works2 series
Gustave Flaubert
French novelist and stylist associated with realism and literary modernity.
13 works0 series
Guy Adams Cardwell
American literary scholar, Mark Twain specialist, editor, poet, and short-story writer (1905–2005).
6 works0 series
Guy de Maupassant
French novelist, short-story writer, poet, journalist, travel writer, and playwright (1850–1893).
35 works0 series
Guy Gavriel Kay
Canadian novelist and poet known for richly imagined fantasy novels shaped by history, myth, and questions of identity.
17 works2 series