Matt Ruff
American novelist known for genre-spanning fiction combining fantasy, science fiction, thriller, horror, alternate history, and dark humor.
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American novelist known for genre-spanning fiction combining fantasy, science fiction, thriller, horror, alternate history, and dark humor.

American comics writer and artist best known for creating Mage and Grendel.
American humor writer, comics writer, and editor known for parody nonfiction and creator-owned graphic works.

American sociologist, author, and Princeton University professor known for ethnographic and policy research on poverty, housing insecurity, eviction, race, and urban inequality.
American actor and author known for memoir, inspirational nonfiction, children's picture books, and poetry.

American novelist and memoirist known for emotionally driven adult and young-adult fiction.
English journalist, broadcaster, cultural historian, novelist, and audio-drama writer.
British neuroscientist, sleep researcher, professor, and author known for the popular-science book Why We Sleep.

American fantasy and science-fiction novelist known for The Acts of Caine, Barra the Pict, and Star Wars novels.

Maureen Johnson is an American author best known for young adult mystery, contemporary, fantasy, and romance fiction.
Maurice Broaddus is an Indianapolis-based author, editor, librarian, educator, and community organizer whose fiction spans science fiction, fantasy, horror, and young adult literature.
English writer, literary scholar, and editor known for work on Romantic literature, Gothic fiction, Shakespeare, and film adaptation.

American author and illustrator best known for psychologically rich, darkly playful picture books.

Australian novelist known for satirical, speculative, and science-fiction novels about corporations, technology, language, and power.

Max Brooks is an American author, screenwriter, and actor known for satirical fiction and nonfiction about disaster, warfare, survival, and social resilience.

Max Gladstone is an award-winning American speculative-fiction author known for the Craft Sequence, Empress of Forever, and This Is How You Lose the Time War, co-written with Amal El-Mohtar.
English writer and former bookseller and editor known for formally experimental fiction blending prose, poetry, and visual approaches.
Swedish-American physicist, cosmologist, machine-learning researcher, and author known for popular-science writing on cosmology, mathematical reality, artificial intelligence, and the future of life.

American poet, memoirist, essayist, playwright, children's author, and civil rights activist.

Meagan Spooner is an American young adult author known for science fiction, fantasy, and romantic adventure novels, including the Skylark trilogy and collaborations with Amie Kaufman.

American novelist writing middle-grade, young adult, and adult fiction, best known for The Princess Diaries and The Mediator.

Meg Shaffer is a USA Today bestselling author of contemporary fantasy novels.
Megan Abbott is an Edgar Award-winning American novelist and nonfiction writer known for noir, crime fiction, and psychologically intense stories about women, ambition, desire, and power.

USA Today bestselling author of award-winning speculative fiction, including fantasy romance and young adult fantasy.

Megan E. O'Keefe is a US author of science fiction and fantasy, including space opera and steampunk fiction.

Megan Miranda is a New York Times bestselling author of psychological suspense and mystery novels for adults and young adults.

American author of fantasy novels and short fiction for children and young adults, best known for The Queen's Thief series.

American bestselling author of romantic comedy and contemporary romance.

Mel Robbins is an American author, speaker, podcast host, and personal-development educator known for practical tools for behavior change, confidence, motivation, and habit formation.

American author of young adult and adult fantasy, horror, and speculative fiction.

Melissa Bashardoust is a young adult fantasy author known for feminist fairy-tale retellings.
American novelist, poet, and essayist known for surreal, darkly comic writing about desire, anxiety, embodiment, faith, and contemporary life.

Filipina-American bestselling author of fiction and nonfiction for children, teens, and adults.

Melissa Marr is an American author of fantasy, romance, young-adult, adult, and children's fiction, best known for the Wicked Lovely series.

American fantasy and science-fiction author best known for the Valdemar novels, Elemental Masters, and numerous co-authored fantasy series.

British biologist, mycologist, and writer known for his work on fungi, mycorrhizal networks, ecology, and the history and philosophy of science.
English writer, poet, artist, and illustrator best known for the Gormenghast novels.

Meryl Wilsner is a bestselling author of contemporary romances featuring queer folks who love women.
Scottish novelist known for romantic comedy and contemporary fiction.
Mia Sheridan is a bestselling American author of emotionally driven contemporary romance and romantic suspense.
Micaiah Johnson is an American author and scholar who writes science fiction, speculative fiction, and horror.

American spiritual teacher, author, meditation-center founder, and entrepreneur known for nonfiction on consciousness, meditation, surrender, and inner freedom.

American novelist, short-story writer, essayist, memoirist, screenwriter, and comics creator.

American crime novelist and former crime reporter best known for the Harry Bosch, Mickey Haller, Renée Ballard, Jack McEvoy, and Catalina series.

American novelist, screenwriter, filmmaker, physician, and nonfiction author known for scientifically grounded thrillers.