
Ray Bradbury
American author best known for science fiction, fantasy, horror, dystopian fiction, short stories, novels, poetry, plays, and essays.
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American author best known for science fiction, fantasy, horror, dystopian fiction, short stories, novels, poetry, plays, and essays.

Ray Dalio is an American investor, hedge-fund founder, and nonfiction author.

Ray Nayler is a Canadian-American science fiction, speculative fiction, noir, horror, and literary writer whose fiction often explores ecology, technology, consciousness, and authoritarianism.

American short-story writer and poet known for spare, emotionally resonant fiction about ordinary working and middle-class lives.
American-British novelist and screenwriter best known for the Philip Marlowe crime novels and hard-boiled short fiction.

American fantasy author best known for the Riftwar Cycle, the Firemane Saga, and the standalone novel Faerie Tale.
Australian philatelist and author specializing in postal stationery, postal history, and airmails.

American novelist and short-story writer, author of four novels and the collection Music for Wartime.

American speculative-fiction writer known for science fiction, fantasy, horror, and Indigenous-centered storytelling.


Rebecca Serle is a New York Times bestselling author of contemporary and young adult fiction.

American science writer and author of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.

American writer, historian, essayist, memoirist, and activist known for nonfiction on feminism, place, art, environmentalism, politics, walking, disaster, and hope.

Rebecca Thorne is an author of fantasy, science fiction, romance, and writing craft nonfiction.

Rebecca Yarros is a bestselling American author of contemporary romance, women's fiction, and fantasy romance.

Renée Ahdieh is an American-Korean author of fantasy, romance, young adult fiction, and contemporary fiction, best known for The Wrath & the Dawn, Flame in the Mist, and The Beautiful quartet.
British journalist and author whose work focuses on structural racism, feminism, race, class, and politics.

English novelist best known for Watership Down and other animal fantasies, as well as fantasy, historical fiction, children's literature, nonfiction, memoir, and poetry.

Richard Armitage is an English actor, voice actor, and novelist known for psychological thrillers including Geneva and The Cut.

American author and pilot best known for aviation-themed fiction, memoirs, and philosophical fables.

Richard Bachman was the pseudonym used by Stephen King for seven published novels, beginning with Rage in 1977.
American comics artist best known for pencilling Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol and for Vertigo graphic series including Ghostdancing, Shade the Changing Man, and the Tim Hunter stories.

American horror, thriller, and dark-fiction author, editor, publisher, and screenwriter; founder of Cemetery Dance magazine and Cemetery Dance Publications.

British evolutionary biologist, ethologist, and author known for influential writing on evolution, gene-centered selection, science, and atheism.

American economist and Nobel laureate whose research helped establish behavioral economics.
American poet, literary critic, essayist, translator, and educator known for dramatic-monologue poetry and influential translations from French.
Richard J. Dunn is an American literary scholar and Professor Emeritus of English at the University of Washington, known for scholarship on nineteenth-century British literature and Victorian fiction.

British science-fiction and fantasy author known for cyberpunk, hardboiled, dystopian, and grimdark fiction.

American author of cyberpunk, horror, dark fantasy, supernatural noir, nonfiction, and graphic fiction.

American novelist, short-story writer, screenwriter, and nonfiction author known for horror, science fiction, fantasy, suspense, and western fiction.

English author, producer, television presenter, and comedian best known for mystery novels and quiz books.

American theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate known for quantum electrodynamics, Feynman diagrams, and exceptionally clear scientific writing.
American poet, literary translator, and professor emeritus best known for his collaborative translations with Larissa Volokhonsky.

American novelist whose fiction explores science, technology, music, ecology, consciousness, and human interdependence.

American nonfiction writer and novelist known for scientifically grounded books about infectious disease, bioterrorism, astronomy, steelmaking, and the natural world.
American author and policy researcher specializing in education, racial segregation, and housing policy.

English author of military science fiction, space opera, and epic fantasy.
Tłı̨chǫ Dene author, storyteller, and educator from Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, known for fiction, children's books, graphic works, and storytelling nonfiction.

Richard Wright was an American novelist, short-story writer, memoirist, essayist, social critic, dramatist, and poet whose work confronted racism, poverty, migration, and political exile.
American-Portuguese writer, translator, editor, and literary critic best known for his scholarship on Fernando Pessoa.
American fantasy author best known for the Vampire Academy, Bloodlines, Georgina Kincaid, Dark Swan, Age of X, and Glittering Court series.
American poet, classicist, and translator best known for influential English translations of Homer and Greek tragedy.
American painter and comics artist known for experimental comics, editorial work, and comic-book coloring.

American author of adult mysteries and middle-grade fantasy, best known for the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series and related mythological fiction.
American record producer, record executive, and author known for co-founding Def Jam Recordings and writing about creativity.

American author of suspense, mystery, fantasy, horror, science fiction, and young-adult fiction.

UK-based science-fiction and fantasy writer of novels and graphic works, including books published under the shared house name James Axler.

New York Times bestselling American novelist known for twist-driven psychological thrillers, suspense, and horror.