Marion Zimmer Bradley
American author of fantasy, science fiction, science fantasy, and historical fantasy, best known for the Darkover novels and The Mists of Avalon.
93 works9 series
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Marisha Pessl
American novelist known for intricate, genre-blending mysteries and psychological thrillers.
4 works0 series
Marissa Meyer
Marissa Meyer is an American bestselling author of young adult, middle-grade, fantasy, science-fiction, romance, graphic, and nonfiction works.
27 works7 series
Marjan Kamali
Iranian-American novelist known for emotionally rich historical and contemporary fiction centered on Iranian life, friendship, family, migration, and love.
3 works0 series
Marjane Satrapi
Iranian-born French graphic novelist, memoirist, children's-book author, filmmaker, and visual artist best known for Persepolis.
11 works1 series
Marjorie M. Liu
American novelist and comic-book writer known for paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and award-winning graphic novels.
51 works14 series
Mark Buckingham
British comic-book artist and writer known for Fables, Miracleman, The Sandman, Hellblazer, and Dead Boy Detectives.
3 works2 series
Mark Deakins
Author of independently published Christian biblical-study books, also credited as Mark Allen Deakins.
9 works2 series
Mark Fisher
British cultural critic, theorist, writer, and lecturer known for his analyses of capitalism, popular culture, depression, hauntology, and lost futures.
5 works0 series
Mark Haddon
Mark Haddon is an English writer and artist known for novels, children's fiction, poetry, short stories, plays, and memoir.
34 works2 series
Mark Harman
Irish-American literary translator and Kafka scholar known for award-winning translations from German.
6 works0 series
Mark Kurlansky
American journalist and author of fiction, nonfiction, memoir, and children's books, known for richly researched histories of food, commodities, places, and culture.
39 works0 series
Mark Lawrence
American-British novelist known for grimdark fantasy and science fiction, including The Broken Empire, The Red Queen's War, Book of the Ancestor, and The Library Trilogy.
41 works8 series
Mark Manson
American self-help author and blogger known for candid writing on personal development, relationships, values, and meaning.
6 works0 series
Mark Millar
Scottish comic-book writer known for creator-owned and mainstream superhero graphic works.
93 works55 series
Mark Musa
American Italianist, translator, literary scholar, and Indiana University professor best known for influential English translations of Dante and other Italian classics.
16 works1 series
Mark Olshaker
American novelist, journalist, documentary filmmaker, and nonfiction author known for thriller fiction, criminal-justice books, and public-health writing.
20 works3 series
Mark T. Sullivan
American author of mystery, thriller, suspense, and historical fiction novels.
23 works3 series
Mark Twain
Mark Twain was the pen name of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, an American humorist, novelist, travel writer, essayist, lecturer, and social satirist.
62 works1 series
Mark Waid
American comic-book writer known for influential superhero comics including Kingdom Come, The Flash, Superman: Birthright, Daredevil, Captain America, and Batman/Superman: World's Finest.
121 works22 series
Mark Z. Danielewski
American novelist known for experimental, typographically innovative fiction including House of Leaves and The Familiar.
11 works2 series
Marko Kloos
German-born author of military science fiction, best known for the Frontlines series.
22 works4 series
Markus Zusak
Australian author of six novels and the memoir Three Wild Dogs (and the truth).
7 works1 series
Marlon James
Jamaican-born novelist known for historically grounded, formally ambitious fiction spanning Jamaica, the Caribbean, and an expansive African-inspired fantasy world.
6 works1 series
Marshall B. Rosenberg
American psychologist, mediator, author, and founder of Nonviolent Communication.
16 works1 series
Marta Barone
Italian writer, translator, and editorial consultant known for children's literature, literary fiction, memoir, and literary nonfiction.
5 works0 series
Martha Wells
Martha Wells is an American science-fiction and fantasy author best known for The Murderbot Diaries and The Books of the Raksura.
46 works7 series
Martin Amis
English novelist, essayist, literary critic, memoirist, and journalist known for satirical, formally inventive fiction and incisive cultural criticism.
26 works1 series
Martin Gardner
American writer best known for recreational mathematics, puzzles, popular science, magic, scientific skepticism, literary annotation, and fiction.
95 works2 series
Martin Hammond
English classical scholar, translator, and former school headmaster known for prose translations of Greek and Roman classics.
8 works0 series
Martin J. Sherwin
American historian of nuclear weapons, atomic diplomacy, and Cold War history; co-author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning biography American Prometheus.
3 works1 series
Mary Ann Shaffer
American writer, editor, librarian, and bookseller best known for her posthumously published historical novel co-authored with Annie Barrows.
1 works0 series
Mary Beard
British classicist, historian, and author specializing in ancient Rome, classical archaeology, and the reception of the classical world.
21 works1 series
Mary Doria Russell
American novelist with a Ph.D. in biological anthropology, known for science fiction and meticulously researched historical fiction.
7 works1 series
Mary E. Pearson
Mary E. Pearson is an American bestselling author of young adult fantasy, science fiction, contemporary fiction, children's books, and adult fantasy.
21 works4 series
Mary GrandPré
Mary GrandPré is an American children's-book author and illustrator best known for the U.S. editions of the Harry Potter novels.
2 works0 series
Mary H. K. Choi
Mary H. K. Choi is an American novelist, essayist, journalist, and comic-book writer.
7 works0 series
Mary Kubica
Mary Kubica is an American bestselling author of psychological and domestic thrillers.
10 works0 series
Mary Oliver
American poet and essayist (1935–2019) known for lyric poetry rooted in the natural world.
34 works1 series
Mary Roach
American popular-science writer and humorist known for witty, research-driven nonfiction about the human body, science, death, space, sex, war, and nature.
10 works0 series
Mary Robinette Kowal
Mary Robinette Kowal is an American science-fiction and fantasy author, puppeteer, voice actor, and former SFWA president.
19 works2 series
Mary Shelley
English novelist, short-story writer, dramatist, travel writer, biographer, and editor, best known for Frankenstein.
18 works1 series
Mason Deaver
Bestselling and award-winning author of young adult and adult romance novels.
7 works1 series
Matt Dinniman
American writer, artist, and musician best known for science-fantasy LitRPG.
18 works4 series
Matt Fraction
American comic-book writer known for creator-owned and superhero graphic works including Casanova, Sex Criminals, Hawkeye, The Invincible Iron Man, The Immortal Iron Fist, and Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen.
74 works24 series
Matt Haig
English novelist, journalist, and nonfiction writer known for speculative fiction, children's literature, memoir, and books about mental health.
29 works5 series
Matt Ridley
British science writer, journalist, and businessman known for books on evolution, genetics, human nature, innovation, economics, and environmental issues.
16 works0 series