
Rin Chupeco
Rin Chupeco is a Chinese Filipino nonbinary author of young adult and adult speculative fiction, fantasy, and horror.
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Rin Chupeco is a Chinese Filipino nonbinary author of young adult and adult speculative fiction, fantasy, and horror.

Rina Kent is a bestselling author of dark contemporary romance, known for intense enemies-to-lovers stories, antiheroes, villains, and interconnected fictional worlds.

Rivers Solomon is an American author of speculative and literary fiction whose work explores race, gender, disability, queerness, memory, and inherited trauma.

British fantasy author known for epic, dark, and historical fantasy novels.

British author of celebrated children's fiction, adult short stories, poetry, memoirs, nonfiction, and drama.
American author of crime, thriller, science fiction, horror, and speculative fiction.
British fantasy and science-fiction author known for grimdark, epic, science-fantasy, and steampunk fiction.

American journalist, historian, and biographer known for expansive studies of political power and American public life.

American science-fiction writer known for influential novels, short fiction, essays, political writing, and screenplays.
American social psychologist and Regents Professor Emeritus at Arizona State University, known for research and writing on persuasion, compliance, and social influence.

American writer of horror, suspense, crime, science fiction, fantasy, memoir, and nonfiction, best known for Psycho and his long career in pulp and genre fiction.

American software engineer, author, consultant, and educator known for influential books on software craftsmanship, agile development, object-oriented design, and software architecture.
Robert Charles Wilson is an American-Canadian science-fiction author known for ambitious novels about time, identity, society, and humanity's place in the universe.
Robert Dugoni is an American bestselling author of legal thrillers, police procedurals, espionage thrillers, historical fiction, literary fiction, and nonfiction.

American writer and poet best known for Conan the Cimmerian and for pioneering sword-and-sorcery fiction.

Robert Galbraith is the crime-fiction pseudonym of J.K. Rowling, author of the Cormoran Strike detective novels.
British poet and literary scholar known for innovative poetry and criticism of Joseph Conrad.

English poet, novelist, critic, mythographer, translator, and memoirist best known for I, Claudius, The White Goddess, and Goodbye to All That.

American nonfiction author known for books on power, strategy, seduction, mastery, and human behavior.

British novelist and former journalist known for historical, political, military, and speculative thrillers, as well as early nonfiction.

Canadian science-fiction novelist and short-fiction writer known for scientifically grounded stories about consciousness, technology, evolution, religion, and the future of humanity.

American speculative-fiction author known for fantasy, horror, science fiction, and mystery novels.

American fantasy author and pen name of James Oliver Rigney Jr. (1948–2007), best known for The Wheel of Time.
American historian, journalist, and Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer known for narrative histories of Russia, the Romanov dynasty, and World War I naval power.
American comic-book writer, creator, and publisher best known for The Walking Dead and Invincible.
Robert Kolker is an American journalist and nonfiction author known for narrative journalism, true crime, and science writing.

Scottish novelist, essayist, poet, travel writer, dramatist, biographer, and author of short fiction.

American novelist best known for internationally bestselling espionage and conspiracy thrillers, including the original Jason Bourne trilogy.

American writer and philosopher best known for the philosophical novels Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and Lila.
American neuroendocrinologist, primatologist, neuroscientist, and science writer known for research and writing on stress, behavior, and the biology of human and animal life.
British writer and academic known for award-winning books about landscape, nature, memory, language, travel, and environmental change.
American author, lecturer, and story consultant best known for his influential books on storytelling and screenwriting.
British literary scholar, writer, and brand strategist known for work on Gothic fiction, cultural history, literary biography, and corporate storytelling.

American novelist and short-story writer known for horror, dark fantasy, historical fiction, suspense, and literary fiction.

American science-fiction writer, editor, essayist, and nonfiction author known for prolific pulp-era fiction, psychologically rich New Wave science fiction, and the Majipoor novels.

American entrepreneur, investor, educator, and author best known for the Rich Dad personal-finance books.
British historian specializing in modern French history, the Paris Commune, Franco-British relations, and English history.

American painter, novelist, and short-story writer best known for The King in Yellow.
American film, literary, and cultural critic associated with the New York Intellectuals.

American scholar and author whose work focuses on whiteness, structural racism, and anti-racist education.
American scholar of Russian and comparative literature, known especially for her work on Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy.

American fantasy author Margaret Astrid Lindholm Ogden, best known by the pen name Robin Hobb; she also writes as Megan Lindholm.

American fantasy author known for fairy-tale retellings, young-adult fantasy, adult fantasy, children's books, and collaborative story collections.

Canadian author and leadership expert known for books on personal mastery, leadership, productivity, and purposeful living.

American novelist and writer of speculative fiction, mystery, and technology-focused literary fiction.

Robin Wall Kimmerer is an Indigenous botanist, writer, professor, and enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation.

American science-fiction and fantasy writer best known for the Chronicles of Amber, Lord of Light, and his mythic, stylistically experimental fiction.