
Chloe Liese
Chloe Liese is a USA TODAY bestselling author of inclusive contemporary romance.
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Chloe Liese is a USA TODAY bestselling author of inclusive contemporary romance.
Irish author of contemporary, new adult, and adult romance, best known for the Boys of Tommen series.
South Korean novelist known for feminist literary fiction about gender, class, family, and ordinary lives.
Canadian comic-book artist and co-creator known for Generation X, The Witching Hour, and Steampunk.

American author of literary fiction, historical fiction, psychological thrillers, essays, short fiction, and stage plays.

Canadian astronaut, engineer, fighter pilot, science communicator, and bestselling author.
Australian environmental lawyer, academic, and author of environmental-law nonfiction and the thriller Remote Control.
American historian and author specializing in Russia, economic history, geopolitics, and semiconductor technology.
English illustrator, author, and political cartoonist best known for authored-and-illustrated children's books, the Ottoline and Goth Girl series, and the Edge Chronicles collaboration with Paul Stewart.
American writer and author whose work focuses on music, digital culture, piracy, and creativity.
American author, entrepreneur, and former FBI lead international kidnapping negotiator specializing in negotiation and tactical empathy.

British author of fantasy, science fiction, young-adult novels, and graphic works.

French-Belgian fantasy author best known for the completed La Passe-miroir quartet.

American author of science fiction, fantasy, horror, media tie-in fiction, and graphic works.

American horror and dark fantasy author known for dark retellings, urban fantasy, and original horror novels.
British foreign correspondent and nonfiction author known for reporting on war, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, and the experiences of women in conflict.

Christina Lauren is the combined pen name of writing partners Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings, known for contemporary romance and young adult fiction.

American author, comedian, playwright, and poet known for horror, dark fantasy, historical fiction, and fantasy novels.

American novelist and comic-book writer known for horror, fantasy, suspense, science fiction, and media tie-ins.

British-American author, journalist, essayist, literary critic, and public intellectual known for political nonfiction, literary criticism, memoir, and antireligious writing.
American traveler, adventurer, and writer whose photographs, journals, letters, and postcards were published posthumously.

American journalist and nonfiction author known for narrative books about endurance, human potential, adventure, and true crime.
American author known for humorous novels blending fantasy, horror, mystery, satire, and historical or literary parody.

American novelist known for comic fantasy, horror, satire, absurdist fiction, and mystery.

American author best known for the Inheritance Cycle fantasy novels and the Fractalverse science-fiction novels.

British novelist and nonfiction writer known for psychologically intricate science fiction, slipstream fiction, and literary speculative fiction.

American science-fiction and fantasy author best known for The Sun Eater series.
English editor, scholar, translator, and literary executor best known for editing and publishing J. R. R. Tolkien's posthumous writings.
American novelist and screenwriter known for crime fiction and horror, including Prince of Thieves, Gangland, and The Strain trilogy co-authored with Guillermo del Toro.

American author, essayist, journalist, and cultural critic known for writing about popular culture, rock music, sports, media, and morality.

American novelist and essayist known for transgressive fiction, dark satire, horror, and literary nonfiction.

Pseudonymous American author of erotic romance, fantasy, satire, and queer horror.

American novelist, comics writer, screenwriter, and game designer known for horror, science fiction, fantasy, thrillers, and young adult fiction.

American author of young adult fantasy, best known for The Heir Chronicles, The Seven Realms, The Shattered Realms, and The Runestone Saga.

Cixin Liu is a Chinese science-fiction writer best known for the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy and The Wandering Earth.

Claire Keegan is an Irish writer known for concise, powerful short fiction and novellas.
British literary scholar and editor specializing in Jane Austen, Walter Scott, and Romantic literature.

Claire Legrand is an American author of dark fantasy, horror, and children's, young adult, and adult fiction. She is best known for the Empirium and Middlemist trilogies.

Claire North is the pseudonym of British author Catherine Webb, known for speculative, science-fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction.

Former police officer and Sunday Times number-one bestselling crime author.
American scholar, literary critic, translator, and Princeton University professor specializing in modern Russian literature and Osip Mandelstam.

Clarice Lispector (1920–1977) was a Brazilian novelist, short-story writer, chronicler, journalist, essayist, and children's author known for intensely interior prose and linguistic experimentation.

American poet, author, spoken-word artist, and senior Jungian psychoanalyst known for mythic storytelling and Women Who Run with the Wolves.

Claudia Gray is the pseudonym of Amy Vincent, an American author of young adult science fiction, fantasy, romance, and mystery.
American scholar, business consultant, and author known for developing the theory of disruptive innovation.
American comics letterer, artist, and author of The Art of Figure Drawing.
American comic-book artist, writer, colorist, and letterer known for Paper Girls, Wonder Woman, and Catwoman: Lonely City.