
Roland Barthes
French literary theorist, essayist, semiologist, critic, and cultural thinker whose work reshaped modern literary and cultural criticism.
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French literary theorist, essayist, semiologist, critic, and cultural thinker whose work reshaped modern literary and cultural criticism.
British literary scholar and editor known for accessible scholarly editions of Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe.

American writer, journalist, historian, and biographer known for bestselling narrative nonfiction about finance, American politics, and literary figures.
Scottish novelist, travel writer, and freelance photojournalist known for crime fiction set in Asia and Scotland.
American journalist, essayist, literary critic, and author of investigative and cultural nonfiction.
American scholar, editor, translator, and writer specializing in Russian literature.
American literary scholar, film scholar, editor, and bibliographer known for work on Upton Sinclair, Orson Welles, King Kong, textual editing, and American literature.
Ronan Farrow is an American investigative journalist, author, attorney, and former State Department official.

Rory Power is an American author of speculative fiction, horror, and fantasy for young adult and adult readers.
Ros Ballaster is a British literary scholar and editor specializing in eighteenth-century fiction, theatre, women's writing, oriental tales, and the history of magazines.
Rosalind Ballaster is a British literary scholar specializing in eighteenth-century fiction, theatre, women's writing, and oriental tales.
Rosemary Ashton is a British literary scholar and biographer specializing in nineteenth-century English literature, intellectual history, and Anglo-German cultural relations.

Roshani Chokshi is an American author of fantasy fiction inspired by mythology, folklore, and fairy tales.
German novelist, essayist, memoirist, dramatist, radio author, and book artist, born in Zürich in 1949.

American writer, cultural critic, essayist, novelist, memoirist, and comic-book writer known for incisive work on feminism, race, gender, trauma, and popular culture.

American romance author known for science-fiction, paranormal, and fantasy romance.

English novelist, poet, short-story writer, journalist, and Nobel Prize-winning author.
American poet, novelist, journalist, and nonfiction writer whose work includes poetry, fiction, spirituality, religion, and dreams.

RuNyx is a New York Times, USA Today, and international bestselling author of dark romance.
Rupi Kaur is a poet, artist, and performer known for accessible poetry, prose, and visual art.
American journalist, humorist, satirist, essayist, and memoirist best known for his New York Times “Observer” column and Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir Growing Up.

Ruta Sepetys is a Lithuanian-American author of internationally published historical fiction for young adults and adults, and co-author of The Bletchley Riddle.

Dutch historian, writer, and journalist known for nonfiction on history, economics, human nature, and moral ambition.
Ruth Ozeki is an American and Canadian novelist, filmmaker, and Zen Buddhist priest.


Irish author of epic fantasy, best known for The Bound and the Broken series.

American author and marketer known for books on Stoicism, practical philosophy, marketing, media, and character.
Canadian author and comic-book writer known for Dinosaur Comics, The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Fantastic Four, and humorous nonfiction.

Ryka Aoki is an American poet, novelist, composer, and teacher whose writing spans fiction, poetry, essays, short stories, and children's literature.

Japanese novelist, essayist, filmmaker, and cultural commentator known for psychologically intense fiction about alienation, sexuality, violence, technology, and contemporary Japanese society.

Japanese modernist writer celebrated for psychologically intense short fiction, historical tales, essays, criticism, travel writing, and aphorisms.

S. A. Chakraborty is the pen name of Shannon Chakraborty, a New York Times bestselling fantasy author.

S. A. Cosby is a New York Times bestselling American writer from southeastern Virginia known for Southern noir and crime thrillers.

American author best known for realistic young-adult fiction, including The Outsiders; she also wrote children's books, adult fiction, and short stories.

English novelist known for psychological thrillers about memory, identity, belief, and the consequences of misunderstanding ourselves and others.

S. L. Huang is a Hugo Award-winning author of speculative fiction, science fiction, and fantasy.

S.A. Barnes is the pen name of Stacey Kade, an Illinois-based author of science fiction horror and paranormal romance.
S.T. Abby was a pen name of romance author C.M. Owens, also known as Kristy Cunning. She wrote dark romantic suspense under this name.

S.T. Gibson is a bestselling author of gothic romances and dark fantasy novels.

Sabaa Tahir is an American author of young adult fantasy and contemporary fiction, best known for the An Ember in the Ashes series and All My Rage.

American writer of fantasy and science-fiction prose, poetry, and superhero comics.
Sally Hepworth is an Australian novelist known for domestic suspense and psychological thrillers centered on family relationships, secrets, and moral ambiguity.

Irish novelist known for psychologically acute literary fiction about intimacy, class, friendship, and contemporary life.

Australian romance novelist known for contemporary romantic comedies and historical romance.