James Warhola
American artist, illustrator, and children's-book author known for science-fiction and fantasy cover art and picture books about his uncle Andy Warhol.
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American artist, illustrator, and children's-book author known for science-fiction and fantasy cover art and picture books about his uncle Andy Warhol.
English literary critic, essayist, novelist, and professor of literary criticism at Harvard University.
Jamie McGuire is an American bestselling author known for contemporary romance, new adult romance, paranormal romance, dystopian fiction, and science fiction.
British comic-book artist and writer best known for creator-owned series including Phonogram, The Wicked + The Divine, and One for Sorrow.
American author of young adult contemporary fiction, science fiction, fantasy, and romance.

Jandy Nelson is an American writer of young adult fiction known for lyrical, emotionally intense novels about love, grief, family, identity, and artistic expression.

English novelist celebrated for six completed novels marked by irony, social observation, and psychological insight.

British-Australian crime novelist known for atmospheric mysteries set in rural and regional Australia.
Jane Smiley is an American novelist and essayist whose work spans literary fiction, historical fiction, nonfiction, young-adult fiction, and children's literature.

Jane Yolen was an American author of more than 400 books for children and adults, including fantasy, science fiction, poetry, picture books, folklore retellings, historical fiction, and nonfiction.

American author best known for the Stephanie Plum mystery series and comic romantic adventure novels.

British crime novelist, journalist, playwright, and screenwriter known for inventive document-based mysteries.
American fantasy author and artist known for epic fantasy, collaborative worldbuilding, and richly illustrated fiction.

American geographer, biologist, physiologist, and author known for interdisciplinary works on human societies, evolution, ecology, and New Guinea ornithology.
Jarrod Shusterman is a New York Times bestselling young adult author and UCLA writing instructor known for collaborative thrillers.

Jasmine Guillory is a New York Times bestselling American romance novelist from Oakland, California.


American comic-book writer known for creator-owned crime, horror, science-fiction, and fantasy comics, along with major runs for Marvel and DC.
American comics creator, manga critic, editor, illustrator, and game designer.
Entrepreneur, writer, and co-founder and CEO of 37signals, the company behind Basecamp.

American novelist and humorist formerly known by the pseudonym David Wong.
Jason Rekulak is an American novelist and author of nonfiction and children's picture books, known for suspense, thriller, horror, and mystery fiction.
American author of poetry, novels, verse novels, nonfiction, memoir, and illustrated books for young readers.

Jason Reynolds is an American author and poet best known for acclaimed fiction, poetry, nonfiction, picture books, and graphic works for young people.

American journalist and nonfiction author known for investigative reporting on the video game industry.

British novelist known for comic speculative fiction, literary satire, mystery, and fantasy.
American voice actor, audiobook narrator, and co-author of a nonfiction book for young readers.

American author best known for young adult fiction, including Thirteen Reasons Why.

Australian author of internationally bestselling adult and young adult fantasy and science fiction, including solo and co-authored series.

American translator, scholar, and Japanologist specializing in modern Japanese literature.

American novelist, poet, essayist, and playwright known for literary fiction, psychological suspense, mystery, children's fiction, poetry, and drama.

American novelist best known for the Earth's Children series, a prehistoric historical-fiction saga set in Ice Age Europe.

Jean Rhys (1890–1979) was a Dominica-born British novelist and short-story writer known for psychologically intense fiction about displacement, colonialism, gender, and marginalization.
French art historian, critic, and author (1904–1997), known for monographs on modern and nineteenth-century artists.

Genevan philosopher, writer, composer, and political thinker of the Enlightenment whose works shaped modern ideas of education, political legitimacy, autobiography, and the relationship between nature and society.

French philosopher, novelist, playwright, essayist, and public intellectual best known as a leading figure of existentialism.

British novelist, essayist, memoirist, and playwright known for inventive literary fiction, queer themes, retellings, and speculative narratives.
Jeanine Cummins is an American author of Irish and Puerto Rican heritage, known for memoir and literary fiction.
American author, teacher, editor, and technical writer best known for The Books of Ember and Project F.

American author and journalist best known for memoir and fiction about family, resilience, and unconventional lives.

American author, cartoonist, and illustrator best known for the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.

Canadian comic-book writer, artist, cartoonist, and memoirist known for creator-owned graphic novels and major superhero runs.

American crime novelist, playwright, and screenwriter best known for the Dexter and Riley Wolfe series.
American cartoonist best known as the writer-artist and creator of the fantasy-comedy graphic-novel series Bone.

American novelist, short-story writer, poet, essayist, and editor known for weird fiction, speculative fiction, fantasy, and ecological horror.

Jeff Wheeler is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author of epic fantasy and thriller novels.
American actor and theatre artist, Tony Award winner, and co-adapter of the solo stage version of A Christmas Carol.