
Cassandra Khaw
Malaysian nonbinary horror and science-fiction writer known for dark fantasy, weird fiction, poetry, and game writing.
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Malaysian nonbinary horror and science-fiction writer known for dark fantasy, weird fiction, poetry, and game writing.

Catherine Belsey (1940–2021) was a British literary critic and academic known for influential work in literary theory, cultural criticism, Shakespeare studies, and early modern literature.
American cultural historian and author of literary criticism, Christian theology, ethics, memoir, and religious nonfiction.
London-based British author and screenwriter best known for psychological thrillers.

American novelist, poet, short-fiction writer, and literary critic known for mythic fantasy, science fiction, and mythpunk.

American mathematician, data scientist, author, and algorithmic auditor known for writing about data, algorithms, inequality, and social harm.
Catriona Ward is an American-born British horror novelist known for gothic, psychological, and literary thrillers.

British novelist, comic-book writer, nonfiction author, and audio dramatist known for Star Wars, Doctor Who, and original horror and fantasy comics.

Irish novelist and short-story writer known for contemporary romantic fiction, women's fiction, young adult fiction, and magical realism.

Celeste Ng is an American novelist whose fiction explores family, race, identity, motherhood, belonging, and social injustice.

CG Drews is an Australian award-winning, bestselling author of queer young adult and adult horror fiction.


Charlaine Harris is an American author of mystery, fantasy, and paranormal fiction.

Charles Baudelaire (1821–1867) was a French poet, essayist, art critic, and translator whose work helped define modern poetry.

German-American poet, novelist, short-story writer, essayist, and memoirist known for his frank, comic, and unsentimental writing about marginal lives, work, drinking, sex, literature, and Los Angeles.
American journalist and nonfiction author known for accessible books on history, science, technology, ecology, and globalization.

English naturalist whose theory of evolution by natural selection transformed biology.

Canadian fantasy author best known for urban fantasy, contemporary fantasy, young adult fiction, children's books, and poetry.

English novelist, journalist, editor, playwright, and social critic whose fiction combined exuberant characterization with sustained concern for poverty, inequality, childhood, and social reform.

Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist and nonfiction author known for books on habits, productivity, and communication.

American novelist and comic-book writer, musician, and attorney known for speculative fiction, superhero comics, and Star Wars stories.

British science-fiction and fantasy writer known for the Eschaton, Merchant Princes, Laundry Files, Halting State, and Freyaverse works.
American writer, editor, and educator best known for works on reading, knowledge, and history.
American fantasy artist, comics creator, illustrator, and author known for mythic, folkloric, and fairy-tale imagery.

British comic-book artist and penciller best known for The Walking Dead, Savage, White Death, and other graphic novels.
Charlie Donlea is a USA Today, IndieBound, and internationally bestselling author of suspense and psychological thriller novels.

Charlie Jane Anders is an award-winning American author of science fiction, fantasy, young-adult fiction, short fiction, and nonfiction.
British artist, illustrator, and author best known for his illustrated fables about the boy, the mole, the fox, and the horse.

American bestselling author of fantasy and romance fiction, including The Paper Magician, Spellbreaker, Star Mother, Whimbrel House, and The Shattered King series.
American actor, playwright, and audiobook narrator whose plays have been developed or produced by regional theaters including Trinity Rep, Huntington Theatre Company, and The Wilbury Theatre Group.

English novelist and poet best known for Jane Eyre, writing much of her fiction under the pseudonym Currer Bell.

Australian novelist and screenwriter known for young-adult speculative fiction and environmentally focused literary novels.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman was an American writer, feminist theorist, social reformer, lecturer, and editor best known for The Yellow Wallpaper, Women and Economics, and Herland.
Caribbean-American writer and former journalist whose literary fiction explores family, identity, memory, history, and belonging.

American writer whose fiction explores sex, food, power, violence, and female desire.

Cherie Dimaline is a Métis author from the Georgian Bay Métis Community whose fiction spans literary, speculative, and young adult writing.

Cherie Priest is an American author of horror, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and young adult fiction.


Nigerian writer known for novels, short fiction, poetry, essays, memoir, drama, and children's literature exploring Nigerian history, migration, identity, gender, and feminism.

China Miéville is an English novelist, short-story writer, essayist, political theorist, and comic-book author known for inventive speculative fiction.

Nigerian novelist, poet, essayist, editor, and memoirist whose writing transformed modern African literature in English.

American organizational-behavior scholar and nonfiction author known for books on communication, decision making, and organizational change.
Canadian comic-book writer, artist, journalist, illustrator, and designer, known professionally as Chip Zdarsky and born Steven Murray.
American novelist known for literary and speculative fiction exploring mortality, fate, family, science, and human connection.

Chloe Gong is a New Zealand author of young adult fantasy, adult fantasy, and science fiction.