
Thomas Mann
German novelist, short-story writer, essayist, memoirist, and Nobel Prize laureate.
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German novelist, short-story writer, essayist, memoirist, and Nobel Prize laureate.
Dutch author of horror, fantasy, and magical-realist fiction, internationally known for Hex, Echo, Orakel, November, and Het laatste verhaal van Jamie Gunn.

French economist and author known for historical research on economic inequality, wealth distribution, taxation, and political conflict.

American postmodern novelist known for complex, historically expansive fiction combining satire, paranoia, science, and popular genres.

American novelist and former beauty editor known for contemporary romance, young adult fiction, and beauty nonfiction.
American productivity writer and entrepreneur known for books on personal knowledge management, digital organization, and reflective practice.

Tiffany D. Jackson is an American author and filmmaker known for young adult and middle-grade fiction, including suspenseful, socially engaged novels and picture books.
L'nu'skw (Mi'kmaw) writer from Nova Scotia whose published books span horror novellas and horror poetry.
American novelist and award-winning translator of Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish literature.

Tillie Cole is an English author of contemporary romance, dark romance, young adult, and new adult fiction.

American cartoonist and illustrator whose work includes graphic novels, memoir, science fiction, queer romance, and historical biography.

British journalist, broadcaster, and author specializing in geopolitics and international affairs.

American novelist, short-story writer, and memoirist best known for writing about the Vietnam War, memory, truth, and moral responsibility.

American science-fiction and fantasy author known for supernatural secret histories, historical fantasy, and steampunk.
Tim Pratt is an American Hugo Award-winning science-fiction, fantasy, horror, and poetry author and senior editor at Locus magazine.
American comic-book artist and visual storyteller best known for graphic works created with Jeph Loeb and Matt Wagner.

American author and journalist known for narrative nonfiction about the American West, environmental history, biography, and social history.

American entrepreneur, investor, writer, podcaster, and author of nonfiction books on work, health, learning, cooking, and personal development.

Historian of modern Central and Eastern Europe, the Holocaust, nationalism, tyranny, and freedom.

American science-fiction and fantasy author best known for the Thrawn novels and his original space-opera series.

American comedian, actress, screenwriter, producer, and playwright known for Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock, Mean Girls, and Bossypants.

TJ Klune is an award-winning, bestselling queer author of fantasy, science fiction, paranormal romance, and young adult fiction.

Grenada-born American speculative-fiction author known for science fiction, fantasy, thrillers, and short fiction.

Nigerian-American speculative-fiction, nonfiction, and comics writer.
American comic-book letterer, logo designer, and occasional writer best known for his work on The Sandman and The Omega Men.

American author best known for techno-thrillers, military fiction, and military nonfiction.
Australian historian and author whose work focuses on Australian social, cultural, environmental, and Antarctic history.

English author, historian, biographer, novelist, translator, and broadcaster known for narrative histories of the ancient and early medieval worlds.
American comic-book writer and novelist, formerly a CIA counterterrorism operations officer.

American novelist, essayist, short-story writer, and memoirist known for exuberant, satirical, philosophically playful prose.

American science-fiction author known for the novels Tomorrow and Tomorrow and The Gone World.

Tom Wolfe (1930–2018) was an American writer and journalist best known as a founder of New Journalism and as the author of major social novels including The Bonfire of the Vanities and A Man in Full.
Tomasz Jedrowski is a German-born Polish writer whose work explores love, freedom, politics, and identity.

American novelist and enrolled member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma.

Toni Morrison (1931–2019) was an American novelist, essayist, editor, playwright, and children's author whose work explored Black American history, identity, memory, race, gender, and community.
American comic-book artist and co-creator known for Starman and Ex Machina.
American comic-book artist and co-creator known for horror, science-fiction, superhero, and comedy comics.
Tony Tanner (1935-1998) was a British literary critic and Cambridge professor known especially for his influential studies of American literature and the novel.

American transgender fiction writer known for candid, complex stories about trans life, gender, desire, and community.
Japanese novelist, playwright, screenwriter, and director known for the Before the Coffee Gets Cold series.

Finnish-Swedish writer, artist, illustrator, and creator of the Moomins.

Tracy Deonn is an award-winning, #1 New York Times bestselling author of young adult contemporary fantasy.

American fantasy novelist, game designer, and co-creator of the Dragonlance setting.
American nonfiction writer and literary journalist known for deeply reported narrative books about technology, education, war, health care, communities, and homelessness.