
Daniel Kahneman
Israeli-American psychologist and Nobel laureate whose research transformed the study of human judgment, decision-making, and behavioral economics.
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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.