Authors whose first name starts with A

A. American is the byline of Chris Weatherman, who also publishes as Angery American. The catalogue holds 22 books published between 2012 and 2026, starting with Going Home (2012) and reaching Resurgence (2026). Subjects include survivalism, electromagnetic pulse, electric power failures, refugees, social conflict, Florida, dystopian fiction and war and military writing. The Survivalist sequence is the main run, with Charlie's Requiem, standalone novels and non-fiction listed beside it. Forsaking Home and Resurrecting Home both reached the USA Today bestseller list, and Weatherman appeared in the first season of the History Channel series Alone.

A. Lee Martinez

16 books• 2 series

A. Lee Martinez is an American fantasy and science fiction author, born January 12, 1973, who has belonged to the DFW Writers' Workshop since 1995 and lives in Terrell, Texas. The catalogue holds 16 Martinez books from Gil's All Fright Diner (2005) to Unbearable (2026), with tags for humorous fantasy, gods, monsters, fate and fairy godmothers. In the Company of Ogres (2006), A Nameless Witch (2007) and The Automatic Detective (2008) followed, and Constance Verity is the named series.

A. Zavarelli has 37 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2026. The first year alone produced An Escort for Christmas / Unwrapping Mr. King, Defying the Boss, Echo, Stutter, Falling into Exposure, Falling into Surrender and Falling into Temptation. Crow, Ghost and Reaper followed in 2016. Lovely Venom (2026) is the newest release. Series on the author page are Boston Underworld, Sin City Salvation, Society Trilogy, Rite, Empire of Kings and Sacrifice.

A.A. Milne

84 books• 3 series

A.A. Milne, born Alan Alexander Milne (18 January 1882 – 31 January 1956), was an English writer best known for the Winnie-the-Pooh books about a teddy bear and for children's poetry. Milne worked mainly as a playwright until Winnie-the-Pooh eclipsed the earlier work. Milne served as a lieutenant in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment in the First World War and as a captain in the Home Guard in the Second. Christopher Robin Milne, a bookseller and Milne's son, inspired the character Christopher Robin. The catalogue lists 84 titles from Lovers in London (1905) to A Hint for Next Christmas (2019), including Wurzel-Flummery (1917) and Mr. Pim Passes By (1919).

A.C.F. Bookens writes cozy mystery with a bookish streak, visible in titles such as Publishable By Death, Tome To Tomb and Epilogue Of An Epitaph. St. Marin's Cozy Mystery is the longest of four series, joined by Stitches In Crime, Poe Baxter and Cotswolds Classics. Thirty-two books span 2019 to 2025, from A Novel Crime to Chapter and Churned.

A.D. Bell's catalogue holds a single title, The Bookbinder's Secret, published in 2026. That book is both the first and the most recent entry under Bell's name, and Bell is recorded as actively publishing.

A.E. Rayne's catalogue is built from three series: the Furyck Saga, Fate of the Furycks and Lords of Alekka. Rayne has 20 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2026, opening with Winter's Fury and The Burning Sea in 2017 and reaching Bones of Winter in 2026. The books run long; the four titles with recorded page counts have a median length of 686 pages. Rayne is still adding to the sequence.

A.E. Valdez has published 7 books since 2021, split between the Rise & Fall and Three Kings Billionaire series. All I've Wanted All I've Needed opened the catalogue in 2021, followed by A Worthy Love, Colliding With Fate, Snow King Catches His Snowflake and The Beginning of Forever in 2022. Winter's Eve Then, Now, & Always arrived in 2023 and North King's Unexpected Inevitability in 2025. The catalogue is ongoing.

A.G. Barnett writes mysteries. The Brock & Poole Mystery series heads the list, joined by Fane and Blackwood, Mary Blake, Bingham & Gladstone, Woodstock, Incredible Fontaine and Hammond & Circle, with a run of standalone mystery singles beside them. Twenty-nine books are catalogued between 2018 and 2026, opening with An Occupied Grave (2018), A Staged Death (2018) and When The Party Died (2018) and reaching The Folly (2026). Barnett remains actively publishing.

Splintered (2013) opens A.G. Howard's catalogue and gives the main series its name. Fairy tales and folklore, supernatural material, mental illness and the bond between mothers and daughters run through 13 catalogued books, which reach Seasons of Flesh and Flame (2024). Haunted Hearts Legacy, Shades of Rust and Ruin and a set of standalone novels complete the list, and Howard continues to publish.

A.G. Riddle writes fiction that the catalogue files under thrillers, suspense and science fiction, with subjects such as genetics and human evolution. The 14 listed books run from The Atlantis Gene (2013) to Labyrinth (2025). The Atlantis Plague (2013) and The Atlantis World (2014) follow the first title, and Departure, Genome, Pandemic and Winter World come later. Series named in the catalogue are Origin Mystery, Long Winter and Extinction Files, alongside standalone novels.

A.J. Cronin

28 books• 2 series

A.J. Cronin was a Scottish physician who turned novelist, and medicine runs through the work: doctors, nurses, hospitals and the relations between them. His 28 catalogued titles open with Hatter's Castle (1931) and include The Stars Look Down (1935), The Citadel (1937), The Keys of the Kingdom (1941) and The Green Years (1944), alongside the Dr. Finlay stories and several plays. The Citadel follows a Scottish doctor from a Welsh mining village into a lucrative London private practice, where disillusion with the greed and incompetence of some doctors sets in. That novel exposed unfairness in British medicine and helped inspire the National Health Service. Cronin drew on his own work as a medical inspector of mines and as a Harley Street physician, and lived from 1896 to 1981.

A.J. Finn

2 books• 1 series

A.J. Finn is the pen name of Daniel Mallory, an American crime novelist born in 1979. The Woman in the Window (2018), Finn's first novel, entered the New York Times best seller list at number one and became a film directed by Joe Wright with Amy Adams, Julianne Moore and Gary Oldman. Recluses, voyeurism and psychological suspense describe the two catalogued titles; the second is End of Story (2024), also published as The Ways.

Survival after collapse is A.J. Newman's standing subject, and the series names say so: EMP, Solar Flare, American Apocalypse, Prepper's Apocalypse, Day America Died!, Old Man's Apocalypse and Wounded Warriors of the Apocalypse. Forty-nine books are catalogued between 2014 and 2024, opening with Surviving and Hell in the Homeland in 2014 and closing with Rebellion (2024). The Adventures of John Harris and After America series cover the same ground.

The Emmeline Lake Chronicles are A.J. Pearce's four novels: Dear Mrs. Bird (2018), Yours Cheerfully (2021), Mrs. Porter Calling (2023) and Dear Miss Lake (2025). London, advice columnists and female friendship fill the subject tags, with the Second World War as the period. The series is listed as ongoing.

A.J. Quinnell was the pen name of Philip Nicholson (25 June 1940 - 10 July 2005), an English novelist. Man on Fire (1980), the book Quinnell is best known for, has been adapted for film twice and for a television series. Creasy is Quinnell's one named series. Ten catalogued titles run to Message from Hell (1996), taking in terrorists, hostages, ambassadors and espionage, with Italy and the Soviet Union among the settings. Nicholson spent much of his later life in Gozo, Malta, where he died.

A.J. Rivers writes FBI mystery and suspense series, 126 catalogued books since 2019. The main strands are Emma Griffin FBI Mysteries, Ava James FBI Mystery, Sarah Cross, Aurora Gray, Bella Walker, Detective Riley Quinn, Dean Steele and Juniper Springs. Edge of the Woods (2019) opens the list, The Girl and the Lost Boys is the most recent title, and Silenced in the Hills is scheduled for 2027.

Miami Jones, a Florida private investigator, is the figure A.J. Stewart is known for. Stewart's 35 catalogued books open with Three Strikes (2012) and reach In a Pickle (2025), adding the John Flynn Thrillers, Danielle Castle Mystery, Baskin Island Mysteries and the Lenny and Lucas adventure books alongside standalone novels. Criminal investigation and casinos recur as subjects. Titles arrive at roughly two a year, at a median of 308 pages.

A.K. Caggiano has 17 books in the catalogue, published between 2020 and 2026. The series credited to A.K. Caggiano are Villains & Virtues and Vacancy. Early titles include The Korinniad, She's All Thaumaturgy and The Association, each dated 2020, and the newest is How Not to Mesmerize Your Human Muse (2026).

A.K. Mulford is the author of the Five Crowns of Okrith, with 19 books in the catalogue from 2021 to 2026. The High Mountain Court (2021) is the first title named, and Dreamslayer (2026) the newest. Mulford's other series are Golden Court and the Dreamslayer Trilogy, plus Okrith short stories and novellas. The Witch of Crimson Arrows, The Witchslayer and The Rogue Crown appear among the titles.

A.K. Rose has 18 catalogued books published between 2022 and 2025, filed across five series: Blood Ties, Blood Secret, the Institute, Diamond Ties and Sacred Dark Romance. Mine, Hers, Ours and Owned, all 2022, open the list, and Their Arrangement is the newest catalogued title. The books run long at a median 430 pages and arrive two or three months apart.

Contemporary romance, some of it with a suspense edge, is A.L. Jackson's work. Pulled (2011) opens a 48-book catalogue that reaches On the Brink of Bliss in 2026. Bleeding Stars, Falling Stars, Fight for Me, Redemption Hills, Moonlit Ridge, Time River and Closer to You each hold a run of titles, with standalone novels alongside.

A.L. Knorr writes fantasy organised around elements and the sea. Elemental Origins opens the catalogue with Born of Water (2016), followed by Born of Fire, Born of Earth, Born of Air and Born of Aether. Mermaids run through several series - Pretty Little Mermaids, Mermaid's Return and Siren's Curse - and Arcturus Academy, Scented Court, Earth Magic Rises, Rings of the Inconquo and Trespass of Angels complete the shelf. Knorr's 38 books reach A Thorn Between Us in 2026, with Heliotrope dated 2027.

A.L. Sowards writes historical fiction and espionage novels. The first of Sowards's 19 catalogued books, Espionage (2012), shares its name with one of five series; Balkan Legends, Falcon Point Historical, Ley Brothers and Duchy of Athens are the others. Titles include Sworn Enemy (2013), The Rules in Rome (2015), The Spider and the Sparrow (2016) and The Redgrave Murders (2019). Bridge of Betrayal appeared in 2026 and The Sign of the Kestrel is scheduled for 2027.

A.M. Shine has 6 books in the catalogue, spread across 2013 to 2026. The list runs 13 (2013), Coldwood (2016), The Creeper and The Watchers (both 2022), Stay in the Light (2024) and Grace (2026). No series heading groups them, and English literature is the only subject tag the listing carries. A.M. Shine is still publishing.

A.M. Strong writes the Patterson Blake FBI Mystery series, and every title poses the same kind of question about a missing woman: Never Lie to Me (2021), Is She Really Gone, Sister Where Are You, All the Dead Girls, The Last Girl Left. Eleven books span 2021 to 2026, reaching Allison Must Die, and Strong publishes two a year.

A.M. Stuart writes historical mysteries set in Singapore. The Harriet Gordon Mystery series accounts for most of the catalogue: Singapore Sapphire (2019), Revenge in Rubies (2020), Evil in Emerald (2022), Terror in Topaz (2023), Agony in Amethyst (2024) and Christmas at the Convent (2026), with The Umbrella (2023) alongside. Seven books are catalogued in all, spanning 2019 to 2026. Stuart is still publishing.

A.P. Bateman writes three series around recurring leads: Alex King, Rob Stone and DI Grant. 35 catalogued books run from The Ares Virus (2015) to Shockwave (2026), taking in The Contract Man (2015), Lies and Retribution (2016), Hell's Mouth (2017) and Reaper (2018). The median Bateman book runs to 454 pages, longer than most of the catalogue around it, and Bateman remains actively publishing.

A.P. Beswick writes fantasy across three series: Levanthria, the Spirit Beast Saga and Aviara Academy. Seventeen books are catalogued, from Spirit Beasts Awakening, also published as Arnold Ethon And The Lions Of Tsavo, in 2019 to Wing Weaver in 2026. A long run of titles built on paired nouns fills 2022 and 2023: A Forest of Vanity and Valour, A Frost Of Fear And Fortitude, A Loch of Grace and Greed, A Sea Of Sorrow And Scorn, A Frost Of Death And Deceit, A House Of Powder And Plot and A Kingdom Of Courage And Cruelty. Beswick is still publishing.

Collapse and survival run through the names of A.R. Shaw's series: Graham's Resolution, Surrender the Sun, Disasters in a Jar, Dawn of Deception, Remember The Ruin, Anslo Ignited, Watch the Wreckage, Times of Trouble and Motel at the End of the World. The China Pandemic (2013) opens a catalogue of 33 books that reaches Dill's Chalet (2024), by way of The Cascade Preppers (2014) and The Last Infidels (2015). Shaw remains in active publication.

Cozy mystery at scale: A.R. Winters has 178 catalogued books since 2013. The Tiffany Black cases begin with Innocent in Las Vegas (2013), and several more titles name Las Vegas; the Cruise Ship Cozy Mysteries, Kylie Berry, Valerie Inkerman, Allie Day Cotswolds, Paradise Bed & Breakfast, Sweets & Secrets and McBlack's Treats Cafe series follow. Dinosaurs, Danger, and Deception is the most recent title, and publication continues into 2026.

Aaron Blabey is an Australian children's author and illustrator, born in 1974, and a former actor. Three series carry his name: Pig the Pug, picture books about a rude and selfish little dog; The Bad Guys, a graphic novel run for junior readers in which a gang of frightening-looking animals tries to fix its reputation, and which reached number one on the New York Times list; and Thelma the Unicorn, about a plain pony passing as a unicorn. Blabey's 46 catalogued books open with Pearl Barley and Charlie Parsley (2007) and reach The Boy Who Knew Too Much (2026), with Farmageddon scheduled for 2027. Volumes are short, a median of 32 pages.

Aaron Elkins, born in Brooklyn on 24 July 1935, is an American mystery writer. The novels featuring forensic anthropologist Gideon Oliver, the skeleton detective, are the best known part of the catalogue, which also runs the Lee Ofsted series, the Chris Norgren Mysteries, the Alix London series and standalone novels. The catalogue lists 35 books, from Fellowship of Fear (1982) to A Long Time Coming (2018). Subjects include college teachers, women golfers and Seattle.

Aaron Stander writes the Ray Elkins mysteries, murder investigations set in Michigan. Twelve books run from Summer People (2000) to Smoke and Mirrors (2024), roughly two years apart, taking in Color Tour (2006), Deer Season (2009), Shelf Ice (2010) and Gales of November (2017). Median length is 250 pages, and Stander remains actively publishing.

Abbi Glines writes contemporary and young adult romance, with dating, family trouble and love triangles across the subjects. Sea Breeze, Rosemary Beach, Field Party, the Vincent Boys, the Existence trilogy and the Smoke series carry the catalogue, which holds 85 books from Breathe (2011) to Up To No Good. Alabama and rock musicians appear among the settings and occupations.

Abbi Waxman writes humorous contemporary fiction about families in Los Angeles: widows, single mothers, gardeners and illustrators. The Garden of Small Beginnings (2017) opens the catalogue, followed by Other People's Houses, The Bookish Life of Nina Hill (2019), Adult Assembly Required (2022) and Christa Comes Out of Her Shell (2024). The Mann & Mason mysteries, One Death at a Time (2025) and Deadly Does It (2026), close the list at eight.

Abbie Zanders has 65 books catalogued since Dangerous Secrets (2014), with Earth Witch (2026) the newest and Look Closer due in 2027. Callaghan Brothers and Callaghan Next Generation are series, as are Connelly Cousins, Covendale, Mythic, Lost In Time and BAMF Team. First and Only, Maiden in Manhattan and Raising Hell in the Highlands date from 2014. Black Wolfe's Mate (2015) was published under the name Avelyn McCrae.

Abby Jimenez

12 books• 5 series

Abby Jimenez is an American romance novelist who also owns Nadia Cakes, a bake shop with locations in California and Minnesota. Jimenez won the 2013 run of the Food Network competition show Cupcake Wars. The catalogue holds 12 books, opening with The Friend Zone (2019) and reaching The Night We Met (2026), and the recorded subjects cover romance, man-woman relationships and humour. Part of Your World is one of the series filed under the Jimenez name, alongside standalone novels and shorter work.

Abe Moss began publishing in 2019 with The Final Babysitter, Bathwater Blues, Little Emmett and The Writhing. Twenty-six catalogued books follow, grouped into the Dread Void and Unmaking series, among them A Ghost Arrives (2020), Under the Wicked Moon (2020), Amid the Sinking Dark (2021) and Beyond the Phantom Glow (2021). Dance with Devils appeared in 2026.

Abigail Dean is an English novelist based in south London, with 3 books to her name: Girl A (2021), Day One (2024) and The Death of Us (2025). Families, brothers and sisters, and psychological pressure fill the subject tags across all three. Dean publishes roughly every two years and the catalogue is open.

Beekeeping and murder meet in Abigail Keam's Josiah Reynolds Mysteries, which open with Death by a HoneyBee (2010) and name a method of death in almost every title after it, Death by Drowning, Death by Bourbon, Death by Bridle, Death by Chocolate. The Mona Moon Mysteries, the Last Chance Romance books and the De Magela family saga run alongside. Fifty-three titles reach Death By Mail (2026), with Death By Folly due in 2027.

Abigail Owen has 38 books in the catalogue, from Blue Violet (2012) to The Wrath Gods Reap (2026). Owen's series are Brimstone Inc., Fire's Edge, Shadowcat Nation, Svatura, Inferno Rising, Legendary Consultants, Dominions and Crucible. Early titles include Crimson Dahlia, White Hyacinth, Black Orchid and Her Demigod Complex.

Abigail Wilson published six novels between 2019 and 2022. Most take their titles from a house or an estate: In the Shadow of Croft Towers, Masquerade at Middlecrest Abbey, The Vanishing at Loxby Manor, Twilight at Moorington Cross and Within These Gilded Halls, with Midnight on the River Grey among them. Nothing has followed Within These Gilded Halls (2022), and the catalogue stands dormant.

Abir Mukherjee

12 books• 4 series

Abir Mukherjee's Wyndham & Banerjee mysteries are set in Kolkata under British rule. A Rising Man (2016) opens the series, followed by A Necessary Evil, Smoke and Ashes, Death in the East and The Shadows of Men. Mukherjee also writes the Sin books and standalone novels, and the catalogue holds 12 titles through The Pinnacle in 2026. Murder, assassination and the British occupation of India are the recurring subjects.

Abraham Verghese

7 books

Physician and author Abraham Verghese was born on May 30, 1955. At Stanford Medical School, Verghese holds the Linda R. Meier and Joan F. Lane Provostial Professorship of Medicine and directs the internal medicine clerkship. The best-selling books are two memoirs and two novels; the catalogue includes My Own Country: A Doctor's Story (1994), The Tennis Partner (1998), Cutting for Stone (2009) and The Covenant of Water (2023). Subjects include physicians, AIDS and internal medicine. Verghese co-hosts the Medscape podcast Medicine and the Machine with Eric Topol, joined the Institute of Medicine in 2011, won the Heinz Award in 2014 and received the National Humanities Medal in 2015.

Ace Atkins

38 books• 6 series

Ace Atkins, born June 28, 1970, is an American novelist and journalist whose fiction is set in the southern United States. Crossroad Blues (1998) and Leavin' Trunk Blues (2000) are early titles, followed by Dark End of the Street (2002), Dirty South (2004) and White Shadow (2006). The Ranger (2011) is also listed, and Kudzu (2025) is the latest book. Atkins writes the Quinn Colson, Nick Travers and Jason Colson series, and Spenser appears among the characters on the author page. Mississippi, the United States Army, private investigators and murder investigation feature in the subject tags.

Adalyn Grace writes young adult fantasy with romance at its centre. All the Stars and Teeth (2020) and All the Tides of Fate (2021) form an epic fantasy duology; the Belladonna books, Belladonna (2022), Foxglove (2023) and Wisteria (2024), turn gothic and paranormal. Seven catalogued titles reach The Wretched Divine (2026), and Grace is still publishing.

Adam Brookes

4 books• 1 series

Adam Brookes writes spy fiction out of a journalist's career. The Canadian-born British-American novelist drew on years reporting from China for his Philip Mangan trilogy, Night Heron (2014), Spy Games (2015) and The Spy's Daughter (2017), which follows a fictional journalist through espionage in Beijing and beyond. The Telegraph named The Spy's Daughter one of its 50 best books of 2017. Brookes turned to nonfiction with Fragile Cargo (2023), on the wartime effort to save the treasures of China's Forbidden City.

Adam Croft is an English crime writer who publishes his own books and argues the case for independent publishing. Five series divide the catalogue of 35 titles: Knight and Culverhouse, Rutland Crime, Kempston Hardwick Mysteries, Sam Barker and Young Culverhouse, spanning police procedure and traditional detection. Too Close For Comfort (2010) opens the run, and No Way Out (2024) is the most recent.

Adam Gidwitz writes children's fiction, best known for A Tale Dark & Grimm (2010), In a Glass Grimmly (2012) and The Grimm Conclusion (2013). The Inquisitor's Tale (2016) took a Newbery Honor in 2017, and Netflix adapted A Tale Dark and Grimm as an animated miniseries in 2021. The Unicorn Rescue Society is the other main series, and later titles include The Creature of the Pines (2018) and The Chupacabras of the Rio Grande (2020). The catalogue runs to 13 books and reaches Max in the Land of Lies (2025).

Adam Grant

7 books

Adam Grant, born in 1981, writes popular science about organisational psychology and teaches at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. Grant's seven books run from Give and Take (2013) to Hidden Potential (2023), taking in Originals (2016), Option B (2017) and Think Again (2021). Success at work, altruism, social networks, grief and resilience are the subjects across the catalogue. No new title has appeared since 2023.

Adam Hall is the pen name Elleston Trevor used for his Cold War thrillers about Quiller, a British secret agent. The Quiller books begin with The Berlin Memorandum, also published as The Quiller Memorandum (1965), and run to Quiller Balalaika (1996). An earlier sequence follows Hugo Bishop through chess-piece titles, from Knight Sinister (1951) and Queen in Danger (1952) to Bishop in Check (1953). This catalogue holds 28 books; Trevor wrote over 100 across several pseudonyms and died in 1995.

Adam Hamdy, born in 1974, is a British novelist, screenwriter and film producer whose thrillers have reached the Sunday Times bestseller list. Pendulum (2016) and Black 13 (2020) are the best known, and Private Moscow was co-written with James Patterson. Espionage, technology and criminal identification supply the material across the Pendulum and Scott Pearce series. Twelve books span 2010 to 2024, from Battalion to Deadbeat.

Adam Kay

12 books• 1 series

Adam Kay is a British comedian, television writer and former doctor, born in 1980. Medicine supplies his material: This Is Going to Hurt (2017) is a diary of his time as a doctor in training, and Kay adapted it for television alongside credits on Crims, Mrs. Brown's Boys and Mitchell and Webb. Twelve catalogued books run from How to Be a Bogus Doctor (2011) to A Particularly Nasty Case (2025), taking in Undoctored (2022), the Kay's Anatomy and Kay's Brilliant Brains books for children, and the Dexter Procter series. Volumes median 280 pages.

Adam Lyndon writes the Detective Rutherford Barnes Mysteries. Five books are catalogued: Beachy Head (2022), Devils' Chimney (2022), Burnt Out Secrets (2023), Five Names (2024) and The Chalk Man (2024). Publication order is the reading order across the five, and Lyndon is recorded as actively publishing.

Adam Mitzner

11 books• 1 series

Adam Mitzner practises law and writes legal thrillers. A Conflict of Interest (2011) opens a catalogue of 11 books; the Broden Legal series, Dead Certain (2017), Never Goodbye (2018) and The Perfect Marriage (2021) follow, through to The Brothers Kenney (2024). New York, securities fraud, stockbrokers and criminal defence fill the subject tags.

Supernatural horror is Adam Nevill's whole field. The English writer, a former editor, has 21 books catalogued from Banquet for the Damned (2004) to Monumental (2026), with The Ritual (2011) the title he is best known for. Haunted houses, cults, the occult and remote landscapes recur through the fiction. Nevill founded his own imprint, Ritual Limited, in 2016 and self-published The Reddening in 2019 for both financial and creative reasons, after years with Pan Macmillan and St. Martin's Press.

Adam Plantinga began in nonfiction about policing, with 400 Things Cops Know (2014), Ask/Tell/Order/Make (2018) and Police Craft (2019) drawing on the working details of the job. Fiction followed: the Kurt Argento thrillers open with The Ascent (2024) and continue through Hard Town (2025) and Dark Country (2026). Six titles make up the catalogue, which is ongoing.

Adam Silvera

8 books• 2 series

Adam Silvera, born June 7, 1990, is an American author of young adult fiction whose books often center on queer characters and deal with identity, grief and mortality. More Happy Than Not (2015), History Is All You Left Me (2017) and They Both Die at the End (2017) drew fresh readers through TikTok's BookTok community in 2020. Silvera's series are Death-Cast and the Infinity Cycle. The catalogue has 8 books, ending with The Survivor Wants to Die at the End (2025).

Addison Moore has 221 books in the catalogue from 2011 to 2027, with cozy mystery, paranormal and romance among the subjects. The earliest titles, from 2011, include Ethereal, Burn, Tremble, Vex and Wicked. Series include Murder in the Mix, Country Cottage Mysteries, 3:AM Kisses, Celestra, Brambleberry Bay Murder Club, Meow for Murder and Hot Flash Homicides. Black Forest Cake and Bigfoot (2026) is the newest release, and Atomic Blondies is scheduled for 2027.