Authors whose first name starts with A, page 10 of 18

Aminatta Forna is a British writer of Scottish and Sierra Leonean ancestry. Eight Forna books are catalogued between 1998 and 2021. Mother Of All Myths: How Society Moulds And Constrains Mothers (1998) comes first, followed by the memoir The Devil That Danced on the Water: A Daughter's Quest (2002). Ancestor Stones (2006) began a run of novels that continued with The Memory of Love (2010), The Hired Man (2013), and Happiness in 2018. The Memory of Love took the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best Book in 2011 and reached the Orange Prize for Fiction shortlist. The Angel of Mexico City appeared in 2016, and an essay collection, The Window Seat: Notes from a Life in Motion, followed in 2021.

Amir Tsarfati writes on Bible prophecy, in titles such as The Last Hour (2018), The Day Approaching (2020), Revealing Revelation (2022) and Has the Tribulation Begun? (2023). The Nir Tavor Mossad novels and the Nir Tavor Tribulation books are the fiction side, opening with Operation Joktan (2021). Seventeen titles are catalogued through The Elijah Mandate in 2026, at 224 pages on median.

Amita Murray writes mystery, detective and suspense fiction. Eight books are catalogued, running from Confessions of a Reluctant Embalmer (2014) to An Unladylike Secret (2025), and two series stand under the name: Marleigh Sisters and Arya Winters. Other titles are The Pre-Raphaelite Seamstress (2014), The Trouble with Rose (2019), Arya Winters and the Tiramisu of Death (2021), Arya Winters and the Cupcakes of Doom (2022), Unladylike Lessons in Love (2023) and Unladylike Rules of Attraction (2024). The catalogue is still adding titles.

Amitav Ghosh

21 books• 2 series

In 2018 Amitav Ghosh won the 54th Jnanpith award, the top literary prize in India. Born on 11 July 1956, Ghosh builds novels with layered narrative methods that question identity, both national and personal, with a particular focus on South Asia. Colonialism and climate change are subjects of both the historical novels and the non-fiction. Ghosh attended The Doon School in Dehradun, completed a doctorate in social anthropology at Oxford, and worked for the Indian Express in New Delhi as well as in universities. The catalogue lists 21 titles from The Circle of Reason (1986) to Ghost-Eye (2026), including The Shadow Lines (1988), The Glass Palace (2000) and The Hungry Tide (2004). The Ibis Trilogy is also listed, and the opium trade appears in the subject tags.

Amity Gaige is an American novelist. Six books are catalogued, opening with We Are a Thunderstorm (1990), a book of poetry, and continuing in fiction: O My Darling (2005), The Folded World (2007), Schroder (2013), Sea Wife (2020) and Heartwood (2025). Family life, marriage, fathers and daughters, social workers and kidnapping run through the subject list. Roughly seven years separate one Gaige book from the next.

Amo Jones has 39 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2026. Elite Kings Club is the longest-running series, joined by Devil's Own, Midnight Mayhem, Lords of Rathe, Sinful Souls MC, Razing Grace, Crowned, Carpe Noctem, the Cursed Lovers Duet, Westbeach, the Aphotic Waters Duet and Dark Outlaw. Perilous Love (2015) opens the catalogue and Mate of a Monster (2026) is the newest entry.

Amor Towles

9 books• 1 series

Amor Towles, born in 1964, is an American novelist who turned to writing after a career in investment banking. Towles is known for three bestselling novels: Rules of Civility (2011), A Gentleman in Moscow (2016) and The Lincoln Highway (2021). Nine titles are listed in all, closing with Table for Two: Fictions (2024), and the subjects on file include historical fiction, literary fiction, the 1930s, aristocracy and home detention.

Amos Oz

34 books• 1 series

Amos Oz, born Amos Klausner on 4 May 1939 and dead on 28 December 2018, was an Israeli writer, novelist, journalist and intellectual, and a professor of Hebrew literature at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. From 1967 onward Oz argued publicly for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Forty books carry the name, across novels, short story collections, children's books and essays, and the work has been published in 45 languages, more than that of any other Israeli writer. This listing holds 34 of them, from Where the Jackals Howl (1965) to What Makes an Apple? (2022), with Fania Oz-Salzberger sharing the credit on one title.

Amu Meguro is a manga creator whose catalogued work runs to 9 volumes published between 2012 and 2015. Recorded subjects include manga, comic books and strips, high school students, teenage boys and girls, love in adolescence, interpersonal attraction and young adult fiction. Chiguhagu Planey (2012) is the earliest title listed. Eight further volumes make up Honey So Sweet, running from the first in 2013 to the eighth in 2015, and Honey is catalogued as a series under the Meguro credit.

Amulya Malladi is a novelist born in 1974 in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh, India. Malladi holds an electronics engineering degree from Osmania University in Hyderabad and a master's in journalism from the University of Memphis, and later worked in Silicon Valley. Translations exist in Dutch, German, Spanish, Danish, Romanian, Serbian and Tamil. The catalogue lists 10 books from A Breath of Fresh Air (2002) to Backlash Blues (2024), including The Mango Season, A House for Happy Mothers and A Death in Denmark, plus the Gabriel Præst series.

Amy A. Bartol writes science fiction and romance. Three series carry 12 catalogued books: Premonition, Kricket and Secondborn. Inescapable (2011) opens the run and Rebel Born (2019) closes it, with precognition, extraterrestrial beings, foster children and imaginary wars among the subjects. Nothing has followed since 2019.

Amy Andrews is an Australian romance author with 99 books in the catalogue, from The Midwife's Miracle Baby (2005) to One Night with the Doctor (2026), and Rough and Ready announced for 2027. Andrews has written contemporary romance for Harlequin Mills & Boon, Entangled, Harper Collins, Momentum, Tule and Escape, with translations into thirteen languages. Andrews spent six years on the national executive of Romance Writers of Australia and served two years as its president. Subjects include medical romance, nurses and physicians. Series include Prognosis, Sydney Smoke Rugby, Outback Heat and Brisbane General Hospital.

Amy Bloom

14 books• 1 series

Amy Bloom is an American writer and psychotherapist, and professor of creative writing at Wesleyan University. Bloom has been nominated for the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award. Short stories, New York life, sisters and Jewish teenage girls recur across the work. The catalogue holds 14 titles dated 1993 to 2026, opening with Come to Me (1993) and taking in Love Invents Us (1996), A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You (2000), Normal (2002), Away (2007), Lucky Us (2014) and White Houses (2018). The Dell Chandler Mysteries are the one named series, and Blunt Instrument is dated 2026.

Amy Boyles has 90 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2026, beginning with Unlikely Rebel and reaching How to Negotiate With a Nightmare. Witches and ghosts name most of the series: Sweet Tea Witches, Bless Your Witch, Southern Ghost Wranglers, Lost Southern Magic, Southern Belles and Spells, and the Southern Single Mom Paranormal Mystery books. Twelve series are listed under her name, and Boyles remains actively publishing.

Amy Butler Greenfield has eight catalogued books, listed under history and children's fiction. The run opens with A Perfect Red (2005) and reaches The Woman All Spies Fear (2021). Greenfield writes two series, the Chantress Trilogy and Ra the Mighty: Cat Detective, alongside non-fiction. Subjects recorded for her work include cochineal, dyes and dyeing, magic, singing, cats, theft and the history of Egypt.

Amy Clipston is an American writer of romance fiction, and the catalogue's subject tags point to Amish settings and Christian romance. A Gift of Grace (2009) is the first of 74 listed books, followed by A Place of Peace and A Promise of Hope (both 2010). Candy Apple Kisses (2026) is the latest title, and The Amish Widow's Convenient Marriage is due in 2027. Series include Kauffman Amish Bakery, Hearts of Lancaster Grand Hotel, Amish Heirloom, Amish Homestead, Amish Marketplace, Amish Legacy and Amish Singing. Pennsylvania, family life, secrets and widowers recur in the subject tags.

Amy Corwin writes historical mystery and Regency romance. The catalogue holds 32 books published between 2007 and 2021, from Smuggled Rose (2007) to When Night Comes (2021). Recorded subjects include England, murder, investigation, crime, single women and man-woman relationships. Corwin's series are the Archer Family and the Stainton Sisters. Two titles are catalogued under alternate names: The Unwanted Heiress / I Bid One American (2008) and The Bricklayer's Helper / A Lady in Hiding (2010).

Amy Cross has 366 books in the catalogue, starting with The Dead and the Dying (2011) and reaching The Eighth Seal (2026). Series credited to Amy Cross include Ghosts of Crowford, Dead Souls, Mass Extinction Event, Haunting of Hadlow House, Horrors of Sobolton, House of Jack the Ripper, Chronicles of Sister June and Lupine Howl. Early titles include Asylum (2012), Dark Season (2012), Broken Blue (2013) and Grave Girl (2013). Amy Cross is still publishing.

Romance is the single subject recorded for Amy Daws, who has 27 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026. Becoming Us (2014) is the listed first title, and Bad Boy Era (2026) the most recent. London Lovers, Harris Brothers and Wait With Me are the three series credited to Daws, and Harris Brothers also appears as a character entry. Daws is still publishing.

Amy Fellner Dominy writes children's fiction, including humorous stories, with 10 catalogued books from 2011 to 2026. OyMG (2011) is the first, followed by Audition & Subtraction (2012), A Matter of Heart (2015) and Die for You (2016). Cookiesaurus Rex (2017), Cookiesaurus Christmas (2018), The Fall of Grace (2018), Announcing Trouble (2019) and How to Quit Your Crush (2020) come next, and Monster Down Deep (2026) is the newest. Subject headings include middle schools, bands, musicians, friendship, identity and swimming.

Amy Harmon's catalogue covers historical fiction, contemporary romance and coming-of-age stories. The listing holds 20 books published between 2012 and 2024, from Running Barefoot (2012) to The Outlaw Noble Salt (2024). Three series are catalogued to Harmon: Law of Moses, the Bird and the Sword Chronicles and the Chronicles of Saylok. Subjects recorded against the books include man-woman relationships, abandoned children, children of drug addicts and mixed martial arts.

Amy Hatvany's novels are catalogued under family life and domestic relations, with recorded subjects including fathers and daughters, sisters, single mothers, women alcoholics, mentally ill parents and adult children. Eight books run from Best Kept Secret (2011) to Tell Me Everything (2019), among them Outside the Lines (2012), The Language of Sisters (2012), Heart Like Mine (2013), Safe with Me (2014), Somewhere Out There (2016) and It Happens All the Time (2017). Hatvany is credited on all eight, at a median length of 344 pages.

Amy Jarecki writes historical romance, most of it Scottish. Lords of the Highlands, Highland Dynasty, Highland Force, Highland Defender, Guardian of Scotland, King's Outlaws and the MacGalloways all draw on Scotland; the Devilish Dukes turn to the nobility, and Jarecki also writes the ICE, Blitzed and Roman Love: Pict Desire series. Fifty Jarecki titles are catalogued from Koicto (2011) to Charmed by a Wily Lass (2024), taking in Captured by the Pirate Laird (2014) and Return of the Highland Laird (2014). Warriors, nobility and courtship recur as subjects.

Amy Jo Burns has published four books between 2014 and 2026: Cinderland (2014), Shiner (2020), Mercury (2024) and Wait for Me (2026). Family secrets are the connecting subject across the work. Burns's catalogue is small and current, with roughly four years between titles and a new one dated 2026.

Amy Knupp writes romance and romantic suspense, and subject headings name fire fighters, single fathers, women photographers, pregnant women and motorcyclists. The catalogue lists 38 books from Unexpected Complication (2006) to Single Desire (2026). Doctor in Her House (2007) and The Boy Next Door (2007) are early titles, and Fully Involved, Heat of the Night and Playing with Fire date from 2010, followed by Firestorm (2011) and Afterburn (2012). Series are Texas Firefighters/Island Fire, Single Dads of Dragonfly Lake, North Brothers, Henry Brothers and Salinger Family.

Amy Krouse Rosenthal

58 books• 4 series

Amy Krouse Rosenthal (1965-2017) wrote for children and adults, made short films and hosted radio. Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life (2005) is the memoir; Uni the Unicorn, Cookies, Little Pea, Little Hoot and The OK Book sit among more than 30 children's books published from 2005 onward. Rosenthal is the only author to have placed three children's books on the Best Children's Books for Family Literacy list in a single year. The listing holds 58 titles dated 1998 to 2024, at a median of 40 pages.

Amy Lane writes gay romance, with catalogue subjects spanning contemporary, paranormal and fantasy romance and vampires. The catalogue lists 146 books, and the newest is The Grifter (2026). Series include Little Goddess, Long Con, Fish Out of Water, Granby Knitting, Promises, Johnnies, Bitter Moon Saga, Candy Man, Bonfires, Hedge Witches Lonely Hearts Club, Talker and Winter Ball. Bluewater Bay is also linked to Lane in the catalogue. The 2010s are the busiest decade.

Amy Lea writes contemporary romance and romantic comedy. Her 7 catalogued books open with Set on You (2022) and take in Exes and O's (2023), Woke Up Like This (2023), The Catch (2024) and Something Like Fate (2025). The Bodyguard Affair (2025) is the newest release, and The Rivalry Reset is scheduled for 2027.

Amy Lillard has 67 books in the catalogue, from Saving Gideon (2012) to The Amish Rancher's Return (2026). Subjects include the Amish, Christian romance, mystery, widowers and settings in Oklahoma and Mississippi. Series include Wells Landing, Clover Ridge, Amish of Pontotoc, Amish Mystery, Main Street Book Club Mysteries, Sunflower Café Mystery, Mayhem & Magnolias, Cattle Creek, Loveless Texas and Always Texas. One 2013 title, Brodie's Bride, is credited under the name Amie Louellen.

Amy Lynn

12 books

Amy Lynn is described as an American podcaster, author and voice actor born in 1974. Titles listed under the name include My Life Online (2020), Lessons Learned Using LinkedIn (2021) and Lessons Learned Using Twitter (2021). The catalogue record for Amy Lynn remains ongoing, with 2024 as the most recent publication year.

Amy M. Reade writes gothic mystery fiction. Catalogue subjects for Reade record family secrets, haunted houses, manors, kidnapping and Edinburgh. The 16 books listed run from Secrets of Hallstead House (2014) to St. Patrick's Fray (2023), with The Ghosts of Peppernell Manor (2015), House of the Hanging Jade (2016), Highland Peril (2017) and Murder in Thistlecross (2018) inside the span. Juniper Junction Holiday Mystery, Cape May Historical Mystery and Libraries of the World Mystery are the series recorded under this name. Nothing newer than 2023 is catalogued.

Amy McCulloch writes fantasy and young adult fiction for younger readers. Four series divide the 12 catalogued books: the Knots Sequence, opening with The Oathbreaker's Shadow (2013), together with Potion Diaries, Jinxed and Magpie Society. Magic, imagined wars and kidnapping recur as material. McCulloch reached Runner 13 in 2025.

Amy Meyerson writes suspense about inheritance, cultural heritage and what siblings owe each other. Four books make up the catalogue: The Bookshop of Yesterdays (2018), The Imperfects (2020), The Love Scribe (2023) and The Water Lies (2026).

Amy Myers writes historical crime fiction and publishes sagas under the name Harriet Hudson. The Auguste Didier mysteries, set in late Victorian England and opening with Murder in Pug's Parlour in 1986, are her longest sequence. Marsh and Daughter pairs a father and daughter as investigators, the Car Detective books turn on antique and classic cars, and Tom Wasp and Nell Drury each carry their own series. The combined catalogue holds 64 titles from 1985 to Murder In The Wings in 2026, including the After Midnight Stories anthologies.

Amy Patrick is catalogued as a young adult author with 10 books from 2015 to 2018. Hidden Deep (2015) is the first, and Hidden Heart and Hidden Hope appeared the same year. Hidden Danger, Hidden Darkness and Hidden Desire date from 2016, Hidden Game, Hidden Hero and Hidden Magic from 2017, and Hidden Heir (2018) is the newest.

Amy Pennza has 39 books in the catalogue, starting with Never Say I Love You (2018) and reaching Dhampira (2026). Dragon Lairds, Lux Catena, Realms of the Covenant, Bitten and Bound, Kodiak Mates, Royal Lycans, Wolfseeker and Immortals at Midnight are among the series. Prison Planet Captive (2018) and What a Wolf Desires (2018) are early titles.

Amy Pershing writes the Cape Cod Foodie Mysteries. Three books are catalogued: A Side of Murder and An Eggnog to Die For, both dated 2021, and Murder Is No Picnic in 2022. Nothing further has been recorded since, and the Pershing listing stands dormant.

Amy Plum

12 books• 5 series

Amy Plum is an American-born French writer of young-adult fiction, born in 1967, and the Die for Me books are the work she is best known for. Plum's 12 catalogued titles run from Die for Me (2011) to To Die For (2021), and the recorded series are Revenants / Die For Me, Dreamfall, Amy Plum Non-Fiction and Die For Me Non-Fiction. The supernatural, paranormal fiction, nightmares, grief, sisters and Paris are among the subjects listed for the work. No new Plum title has appeared since 2021.

Amy Poeppel has published five novels. Small Admissions (2016) opens the catalogue, followed by Limelight (2018), Musical Chairs (2020), The Sweet Spot (2023) and Far and Away (2025). Poeppel is still publishing.

Amy Raby has eight catalogued books, all published in the three years from 2013 to 2015 and split between two series, Hearts And Thrones and Coalition Of Mages. Assassin's Gambit (2013) is the earliest title; Guardian's Secret and The Fire Seer and Her Quradum both carry 2015 dates. Spy's Honor, Archer's Sin, Healer's Touch and Prince's Fire fill out the middle of the run. Nothing further has been catalogued since 2015.

Amy Reed is an American writer of young adult novels, with 10 books catalogued from Beautiful (2009) to Tell Me My Name (2021). The Nowhere Girls (2017) tells a fictional story of girls under sexual pressure from boys, prompted by media reports of boys keeping a points tally for sex. School districts have challenged The Nowhere Girls, Martin County, Florida pulled the novel from public school libraries, and Moms for Liberty listed the novel for removal from Florida schools. Clean (2011), Crazy (2012), Invincible (2015) and Unforgivable (2016) are other titles, and Invincible is also listed as a series.

Amy Rose Bennett writes historical romance, Regency and Highland settings included. Twenty-four books are catalogued between 2014 and 2026, grouped into Improper Liaisons, Disreputable Debutantes, Scandalous Regency Widows, Byronic Book Club, Highland Rogue, Wicked Winter Nights and Parasol Academy. An Improper Proposition (2014) opens the run, and post-traumatic stress and disability appear among the catalogued subjects.

Amy Sandas writes historical romance set in 19th-century London and England, with the nobility, gambling, prostitution and erotic romance among the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 33 books from Rogue Countess (2012) onward, grouped into the Regency Rogues, Wright Bastards, Fallen Ladies, Reformed Rakes, Peril & Persuasion and Fairchild Cousins series. The newest listed title, from 2026, belongs to The Lyon's Den Connected World.

Amy Shojai has 42 books in the catalogue, from The Cat Companion (1992) to Trick Or Treat (2025). Early titles include The Dog Companion (1992), Kitten Care & Training (1996), The Purina Encyclopedia of Dog Care (1999) and Kittens for Dummies (2001). September Day is the Shojai series on record. Subjects include cats, dogs, pet health, training and behavior, along with thrillers and suspense.

Amy Spalding has 12 catalogued books from The Reece Malcolm List (2013) to In Her Spotlight (2026). The series listed for Spalding are Out in Hollywood and Kissing Ted Callahan. Other titles include Ink Is Thicker Than Water (2013), The Summer of Jordi Perez (2018), We Used to Be Friends (2020) and For Her Consideration (2023). Subject headings include children's fiction, high schools, dating, friendship, tattooing, student newspapers and adoptees.

Amy Sparkes writes children's fiction, with 5 books catalogued between 2021 and 2024. The House at the Edge of Magic (2021) is the first, followed by The Tower at the End of Time (2022) and The Monster Who Was Scared of Soap (2022). The Bookshop at the Back of Beyond (2023) and The Lighthouse at the World's End (2024) complete the list.

Amy Stewart writes non-fiction about the natural world and the Kopp Sisters historical mysteries. Stewart's New York Times bestsellers include Flower Confidential, Wicked Plants, Wicked Bugs and The Drunken Botanist. Girl Waits With Gun is a novel based on a true story. The catalogue holds 17 books from From the Ground Up (2000) to The Tree Collectors: Tales of Arboreal Obsession (2024), including Lady Cop Makes Trouble (2016). Stewart lives in Eureka, California, where Stewart and husband Scott Brown, a rare book dealer, own Eureka Books.

Amy Stuart writes psychological thrillers about missing persons, secrets and the towns that keep them. The Still books run first, in Still Mine (2015), Still Water (2018) and Still Here (2020), and A Death at the Party (2023) stands apart from that series. Four books in all, at a median of 320 pages, with Canada and England among the settings. Nothing new has followed 2023.

Amy Sumida has 145 books in the catalogue, from Enchantress (2013) to Artificial Divinity (2026). Godhunter and Of Gods and Wolves are among the 2013 titles, and The Godhunter is linked as a character. The series list includes Twilight Court, Spellsinger, Spectra, Soul Stones, Wraith Lords, Dragons of Serai, Hounds of Hades, Tales of the Beneath and Beyond The Godhunter.

Amy Tan

14 books• 5 series

Chinese American families, and mothers and daughters in particular, are Amy Tan's subject. The Joy Luck Club (1989) opens a catalogue of 14 titles, followed by The Kitchen God's Wife (1991), The Hundred Secret Senses (1995) and The Bonesetter's Daughter (2001). Tan also writes for children, among them The Moon Lady (1992) and Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (1994), alongside non-fiction and short stories. The Backyard Bird Chronicles is the newest title.

Amy Tintera

9 books• 3 series

Amy Tintera writes for both adult and young adult readers. Raised in Austin, Texas, Tintera took a journalism degree at Texas A&M University and a master's in media arts and screenwriting at Emerson College, and lives in Los Angeles as of 2026. The catalogue holds 9 books: the Reboot duology from 2013 and 2014, the Ruined trilogy of Ruined, Avenged and Allied, the These Monsters pair of All These Monsters (2020) and All These Warriors (2021), The Q (2022), and the adult mystery debut Listen for the Lie (2024).

Amy Vansant has 51 books in the catalogue, dated 2014 through 2026. Three series carry the Vansant name: the Pineapple Port Mysteries, Kilty and Shee McQueen. Pineapple Lies (2015) and Kilty Angels (2015) sit among the early titles, and Pineapple Diamonds (2026) is the most recent. Vansant is recorded as an ongoing author.

Amy Waeschle's 16 catalogued books carry subject tags on surfing, surfers, biography and rescue work, with juvenile titles on avalanches and floods. Chasing Waves: A Surfer's Tale of Obsessive Wandering (2009) is the first title. In 2018 came Daring Avalanche Rescues, Daring Earthquake Rescues, Daring Flood Rescues and Daring Wildfire Rescues, along with Meet Me on the Mountain and Rescuing Reeve. The listed series are Cassidy Kincaid and Meg Dawson, and Her Final Truth (2022) is the newest title.

Ana Ashley has 39 catalogued books, the first being How to Catch a Bookworm (2019). How to Catch a Prince and My Fake Billionaire also appeared in 2019, and How to Catch a Bachelor, How to Catch a Bodyguard and How to Catch the Boss followed in 2020. Ashley series include Chester Falls, Dads of Stillwater, Finding You, Spencer Brothers, Pine Ridge and Christmas at Hall Farm. Picture Perfect Mistake (2026) is the latest release, and The Agent's Defiant Principal is scheduled for 2027.

Ana Huang is a Chinese-American romance and new adult author with #1 New York Times and USA Today bestseller status. The catalogue holds 19 Huang titles, from All I've Never Wanted (2013) to King of Gluttony (2026), and King of Lust is listed for 2027. Huang's series are Kings of Sin, If Love and Gods of the Game. Tagged subjects include forbidden love, enemies to lovers, fake relationships, dark romance and class difference.

Psychological suspense is Ana Reyes's register. Two standalone novels carry her name: The House in the Pines, brought out by Dutton Books in 2023 as her debut, and The Spider Silk Scarf, due in 2026. That first novel landed on the New York Times bestseller list, took a Reese's Book Club pick and was chosen as a Costco Buyer's Pick. Reyes teaches as a professor alongside the writing.

Analeigh Ford is catalogued with 34 books published between 2018 and 2025, every one credited to Ford alone. Abandon, Absorb and Adapt date from 2018, Dark Witch and two Monsters titles from 2019, and The Throne The Fae Forgot is the newest entry. Series include Veiled Realm, A Court of Thieves and Traitors, Forgotten Affinities, Forgotten Elites, Asylum Bound, Wicked Brotherhood, Feral Mates, Hawthorne Holy Trinity, Monster Within and Academy of the Dark Arts. The catalogue records no subject headings or page counts for the run.

Anchee Min writes memoir and historical fiction rooted in China. Born on 14 January 1957, Min is a Chinese-American author who lives between San Francisco and Shanghai. The catalogued run of 9 books opens with the memoir Red Azalea (1993) and closes with Chinese Propaganda Posters (2015), taking in Katherine (1995), Becoming Madame Mao (2000), Wild Ginger (2001), Empress Orchid (2003), The Last Empress (2007), Pearl of China (2009) and a second memoir, The Cooked Seed (2013). The fiction puts strong women at its centre, among them Jiang Qing, wife of Chairman Mao Zedong, and the Empress Dowager Cixi, the last empress to rule China.

Ande Pliego has two catalogued novels: You Are Fatally Invited (2025) and The Library After Dark (2026). Both appeared within two years of each other, and Pliego is listed as actively publishing.

Anders De La Motte

21 books• 6 series

Anders de la Motte, born in 1971, is a Swedish crime writer. The Game Trilogy opened the catalogue in 2010 with Game, then Buzz (2011) and Bubble (2012), turning on an internet game and the slacker it draws in. Seasonal novels followed - Deeds of Autumn (2017), Dead of Winter (2018) and End of Summer (2020) - alongside the David Sarac, Asker and Skane Quartet books. Twenty-one titles are catalogued through 2026, with police, informers, bodyguards, amnesia and family secrets as the recurring subjects.