Bill Gifford
American journalist and nonfiction author known for books on exploration, aging, longevity, and human performance.
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American journalist and nonfiction author known for books on exploration, aging, longevity, and human performance.

American comics artist and writer known for expressive painted and mixed-media graphic work.

American cartoonist best known as the creator of the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes.
American comic-book writer, artist, and prose novelist best known for creating Elementals and Fables.
Nigerian novelist, playwright, poet, and filmmaker whose work spans literary fiction, historical fiction, and theatre.

American novelist and screenwriter known for science-fiction, thriller, mystery, and horror fiction.
English poet, novelist, memoirist, critic, journalist, playwright, and librettist.
American investigative journalist and author known for deeply reported books about U.S. presidents, national security, politics, and government.

American novelist, copywriter, and creative director known for literary and historical fiction.

South Korean novelist, short-story writer, essayist, translator, and activist known for blending horror, science fiction, fantasy, and social critique.
Slovenian writer, dramatist, screenwriter, translator, and scholar of rhetoric, television, and science fiction (1921–2003).
Russian poet, novelist, memoirist, and dramatist, best known internationally for Doctor Zhivago and for his influential lyric poetry.

Russian and Soviet science-fiction writer, best known for his long collaboration with his brother Arkady Strugatsky and for two later novels published under the pseudonym S. Vititsky.
Brad Meltzer is an American novelist, nonfiction writer, children's author, and comic-book writer known for political thrillers, conspiracy histories, and the Ordinary People Change the World series.

Irish novelist, short-story writer, dramatist, biographer, and theatre manager best known for Dracula.
Brandon Hobson is a Cherokee fiction writer and an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation.

American author best known for middle-grade and young-adult fantasy series including Fablehaven, Dragonwatch, Beyonders, Five Kingdoms, and The Candy Shop War.

Brandon Sanderson is an American fantasy and science-fiction author, best known for the Cosmere, The Stormlight Archive, and Mistborn. He also writes young-adult, middle-grade, graphic, and interactive fiction.
American novelist and short-story writer known for literary fiction exploring race, sexuality, desire, intimacy, and artistic life.

American research professor, author, and storyteller whose work focuses on vulnerability, shame, courage, belonging, and leadership.

American fantasy author best known for the Night Angel and Lightbringer series.
American scholar, literary translator, bibliographer, and professor emeritus of comparative literature.

Bret Easton Ellis is an American novelist, essayist, and screenwriter known for influential works of contemporary fiction.

Brett Helquist is an American author and illustrator of children's books, best known for illustrating A Series of Unfortunate Events.
British comics artist, writer, and illustrator best known for Judge Dredd, Camelot 3000, Batman: The Killing Joke, and his influential comic-book cover art.

American computer scientist, cognitive scientist, writer, and programmer whose books explore the human implications of computing and artificial intelligence.

American author of literary fiction, horror, science fiction, criticism, and graphic works.

American theoretical physicist and bestselling author known for popularizing string theory, cosmology, and fundamental physics.

American science-fiction and fantasy author, biographer, and coauthor of Dune novels.

Brian Jacques (1939–2011) was an English author best known for the Redwall series of children's fantasy novels.

American comic-book writer and television writer best known for Y: The Last Man, Ex Machina, Runaways, Saga, and Paper Girls.

American epic fantasy author known for flintlock, military, and urban fantasy.

American comics writer and artist known for creator-owned crime comics and influential Marvel and DC superhero work.

American author and illustrator known for innovative illustrated novels and picture books.
American fantasy author best known for the Chronicle of the Unhewn Throne and Ashes of the Unhewn Throne series.
Canadian-American motivational speaker, business consultant, and author of books on personal achievement, sales, leadership, and success.

English novelist, short-story writer, poet, critic, editor, and historian of science fiction.

American author and poet known for nonfiction on self-understanding, personal transformation, healing, and purpose.
British author of young adult and adult fiction, writing young adult novels as B. R. Collins.

American New York Times bestselling author of romantic fantasy and contemporary young adult romance.
Brit Bennett is an American novelist and children's author known for The Mothers, The Vanishing Half, and the Claudie Wells books.

American singer, songwriter, dancer, and actress who has published memoir, nonfiction diary, and co-authored fiction.
American young adult novelist known for fantasy, historical fiction, and romantic adventure.

American fantasy and horror artist, illustrator, and author known for darkly illustrated novels and art books.
American psychiatrist, neuroscientist, child-trauma researcher, and author known for work on developmental adversity, childhood trauma, brain development, and resilience.

American science-fiction writer, journalist, editor, critic, futurist, and design theorist associated with cyberpunk.

Canadian cartoonist and writer best known for the Scott Pilgrim graphic-novel series.