Authors whose first name starts with A, page 11 of 18

Anderson Cooper, born in 1967, is an American broadcast journalist who anchors CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 and spent two decades as a correspondent on CBS News's 60 Minutes. He has four books to his name: the reporting memoir Dispatches From The Edge (2006), The Rainbow Comes and Goes (2016) with his mother, and two histories of American money, Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty (2021) and Astor: The Rise and Fall of an American Fortune (2023).

Andie J. Christopher writes romance, which is what the catalogue's subject records list alongside American literature. Christopher has 17 catalogued books, every one credited to Christopher alone, running from Biker B*tch (2017) to Formula He's the One (2026). One Night in South Beach and Heaven's Sinners are the two series filed under the name, and Not the Girl You Marry (2019) and All They Want for Christmas (2020) sit in the run. The catalogue is still active.

Andie M. Long has 54 books in the catalogue, published between 2014 and 2024. The Alphabet Game (2014) is the first title, followed by The Alphabet Wedding and The Calendar Game in 2015, and Sharing Snow (2024) is the latest. Series include Supernatural Dating Agency, Ball Games, Sucking Dead, Cupid Inc, Sisters of Andlusan and Dark and Twisted Fairy Tales.

Nine books are catalogued under Andie Newton, published between 2019 and 2026. The run opens with The Girl I Left Behind (2019) and reaches three 2026 titles: The Housewives of Atomic Lane, The Last Flight from Moscow and The League of Lonely War Women. The Girl from Vichy (2020), The Girls from the Beach (2021), A Child for the Reich (2022), The Secret Pianist (2024) and The Ghost House (2025) fill the years between. Spy Next Door is the series recorded under the name, and the catalogue marks Newton as actively publishing.

Andre Aciman

17 books• 1 series

Andre Aciman, born on 2 January 1951 in Alexandria, Egypt, is an Italian-American writer and a distinguished professor at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Aciman teaches the history of literary theory and the work of Marcel Proust there, and earlier taught creative writing at New York University and French literature at Princeton and Bard College. Wesleyan University named Aciman its Visiting Distinguished Writer in 2009. The catalogue lists 17 books, including Out of Egypt, Call Me by Your Name (2007), Harvard Square (2013) and Find Me (2019).

Andre Alexis is a Canadian writer, born in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, raised in Ottawa and now based in Toronto. The Quincunx Cycle, five novels set in and around Southern Ontario, is Alexis's best known work, and Fifteen Dogs (2015) from that cycle won the Giller Prize. Other honours include the Windham-Campbell Prize, the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, the Trillium Award and a 2026 Guggenheim fellowship. The catalogue lists 13 books from Despair and Other Stories of Ottawa (1994) to Other Worlds: Stories (2025).

Andre Dubus

16 books

Andre Jules Dubus II was an American writer of short stories, novels and essays, who lived from August 11, 1936 to February 24, 1999. Separate Flights (1975) is the first of 16 catalogued books. Adultery & Other Choices (1977), Finding a Girl in America (1980), The Times Are Never So Bad (1983), Voices From The Moon (1984) and Broken Vessels (1992) follow. Subject tags include man-woman relationships, fathers and sons, and American essays. The catalogue carries editions dated as late as 2018.

Andre Dubus III

11 books• 1 series

Andre Dubus III, born 1959, is an American novelist and short story writer who teaches on the faculty of the University of Massachusetts Lowell. The catalogue holds 11 titles dated between 1984 and 2024, reaching Ghost Dogs: On Killers and Kin in 2024. Titles in the listing include The Cage Keeper and Other Stories (1989), Bluesman (1993), House of Sand and Fog (1999), The Garden of Last Days (2008), Townie (2011), Dirty Love (2013), Gone So Long (2019) and Such Kindness (2023). Recorded subjects include single-author short stories, Massachusetts, fathers and daughters, mothers and sons, young men, blues musicians and spirituality. Dubus III remains actively publishing.

Horror and suspense are the two subjects recorded for Andre Gonzalez, whose catalogue holds 30 books. Followed Home (2016) is the earliest title, with A Poisoned Mind and Insanity in 2017 and Erased, Replicate and The Burden in 2018. Buried Truth (2026) is the most recent, and Coldest Winter is scheduled for 2027. Wealth of Time, Arielle Lucila, Exalls Attacks, Jonny Mendez and Amelia Doss are the five series credited to Gonzalez. The 2020s are the heaviest decade on the list.

Andre Norton (born Alice Mary Norton, February 17, 1912 to March 17, 2005) was an American writer of science fiction and fantasy who also produced historical and contemporary fiction, and used the names Andrew North and Allen Weston as well. Norton was the first woman named Gandalf Grand Master of Fantasy and SFWA Grand Master, and the first inducted into the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame. The catalogue carries 209 books from The Prince Commands (1934) onward. Witch World, Solar Queen, Time Traders, Beast Master and Forerunner are series.

Andrea Bartz

7 books• 1 series

Andrea Bartz is an American writer whose mystery and thriller We Were Never Here (2021) became a New York Times bestseller. The catalogue holds 7 books, from Stuff Hipsters Hate (2010) through The Lost Night (2019), The Herd (2020), The Spare Room (2023) and The Other Side of the Road (2024) to The Last Ferry Out (2025). Subjects include psychological suspense, women and New York City.

Andrea Beaty writes children's picture books, catalogued for grades 1 to 3, with subjects such as inventions, stories in rhyme, humorous stories, perseverance, architects and women inventors. The 21 books run from Iggy Peck, Architect (2007) to Billie Jean Peet, Athlete (2025). Other titles include Rosie Revere, Engineer (2013), Ada Twist, Scientist (2016), Sofia Valdez, Future Prez (2019) and Aaron Slater, Illustrator (2021). Andrea Beaty is still publishing.

Christian romance is the category recorded for Andrea Boeshaar, with historical fiction, Christian living, widows, sabotage, Wisconsin and the American Civil War of 1861-1865 among the subjects. The catalogue holds 33 books, from Unwilling Warrior (1994) to There Is A Season (2021), and the 2000s are the heaviest decade. Seasons of Redemption, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Weddings, Iowa, Faded Photograph, Fabric of Time and Shenandoah Valley Saga are the series credited to Boeshaar. No new title has been listed since 2021.

Andrea Byrd has 14 catalogued books, dated between 2021 and 2026. The listing opens with Smoky Mountain Christmas and Smoky Mountain Comfort in 2021 and reaches Thawing the Frontiersman's Heart in 2026, with Byrd credited alone on every title. Three series stand under the Byrd name: Smoky Mountain Romance, Frontier Hearts and Wilderness Romance. Other titles in the run include Smoky Mountain Redemption (2022), Redemption in the Wilderness (2023) and Rescue in the Wilderness (2023). Byrd remains actively publishing.

Andrea Camilleri

38 books• 5 series

Sicily is where Andrea Camilleri set his crime fiction, and Salvo Montalbano is the police inspector who works the murders in it. The novels were written in Italian and are catalogued here in English translation, from The Shape of Water (1994) and The Terra-Cotta Dog (1996) through Voice of the Violin (1997) to Excursion to Tindari (2000). Thirty-eight titles are listed, beginning at Hunting Season (1992) and ending at Riccardino in 2021.

Andrea Carter writes the Inishowen Mysteries, crime novels set in Ireland with Benedicta O'Keeffe and Tom Molloy as recurring figures. Six books are catalogued: Death at Whitewater Church (2015), Treacherous Strand (2016), The Well of Ice (2017), Murder at Greysbridge (2018), The Body Falls (2020) and Death Writes (2023). The series mixes amateur detection with legal plots. Nothing has been catalogued since 2023.

Andrea Cremer is a US author of young adult novels, born in 1978. Nightshade is Cremer's main sequence, with a Nightshade Prequel line and The Forbidden Side Of Nightshade alongside it, plus the Inventor's Secret series. Fourteen catalogued books run from Nightshade (2010) to The Turncoat's Gambit (2016), taking in Wolfsbane, Bloodrose, Rift, Captive, Rise and Snakeroot. Werewolves, wolves, magic, knights and the supernatural recur as subjects. No new title has followed since 2016.

Andrea Frazer wrote humorous village mysteries. Harry Falconer is the detective of the Falconer Files, with the shorter Falconer Files - Brief Cases beside it, and the Belchester Chronicles, Sebastian Snail, A Holmes and Garden Story and Fine Line make up the rest. Forty-two books appeared between 2011 and 2019, eight of them in 2011 alone, Death of an Old Git and Choked Off among them. Murder, investigation and English village life supply the material.

Andrea G. Stewart's catalogue lists 9 books published between 2012 and 2026. It opens with Dragon Maiden (2012) and runs through The Bone Shard Daughter (2020), The Bone Shard Emperor (2021) and The Bone Shard War (2023) to The Gods Below (2024), The War Beyond (2025) and The Legend Eternal (2026). Shorter work sits alongside the novels, including Recipe Shorts: Delicious Dishes in 140 Characters (2017). Stewart is credited alone on all 9, which reach a median of 432 pages, and remains actively publishing.

Andrea Gibson

9 books• 1 series

Andrea Gibson (August 13, 1975 – July 14, 2025) was an American poet and activist, appointed Poet Laureate of Colorado in 2023. Gibson's poems take up gender norms, politics, social justice, LGBTQ subjects, life and mortality. The catalogue holds 9 books from Pole Dancing to Gospel Hymns (2008) to You Better Be Lightning (2021), including The Madness Vase (2011), Pansy (2015), Take Me With You (2018) and Lord of the Butterflies (2020). Poetry, American poetry and lesbian poets are among the subjects.

Andrea Hairston

8 books

Andrea Hairston, born 1952, writes science fiction and fantasy and works as a playwright. Eight catalogued books run from Mindscape (2006) to The Redemption Center is Closed on Sundays (2026). Mindscape took the Carl Brandon Parallax Award and reached the shortlists for the Philip K. Dick Award and the James Tiptree Jr. Award; Redwood and Wildfire won the Tiptree for 2011. Hairston directs Chrysalis Theatre and teaches theatre and Afro-American studies at Smith College as the Louise Wolff Kahn 1931 Professor. Master of Poisons (2020) and Archangels of Funk (2024) are among the later titles.

Andrea Hicks has 37 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026, with Return To Westminster scheduled for 2027. The Chocolate Shop on Christmas Street (2018) opens the run and Murder On The Jurassic Coast (2026) is the newest title. Five series divide the work: the Camille Divine Murder Mystery books, Nightingale Lane, the Random Knight Chronicles, Lily Pond, and Ottilie Divine's War. 99 Nightingale Lane appeared in four parts between 2019 and 2020, with Christmas at 99 Nightingale Lane joining them in 2020. Hicks is still publishing.

Andrea K. Höst has 16 catalogued books, published from 2010 to 2019. Champion of the Rose (2010) is the earliest title. Six series appear under the Höst name: Touchstone, Darest, Eferum, Medair, Trifold Age and Singularity Game. The year 2011 brought several titles, including Caszandra, Gratuitous Epilogue, Lab Rat One, Stained Glass Monsters, Stray, The Silence of Medair and Voice of the Lost. And All the Stars (2012) and Bones of the Fair (2013) followed. Snow Day (2019) is the most recent, and the list is marked likely complete.

Andrea Kane is an American author of romance and suspense novels. The catalogue holds 37 books from My Heart's Desire (1991) to Life or Death (2026), with historical romance, romantic suspense, private investigators, missing persons and murder investigation among the recorded subjects. Series include Forensic Instincts, the Thornton and Barrett books, Colby's Coin, the Kingsley family novels and the FBI/Burbank and Parker titles. Kane lives in the Martinsville section of Bridgewater Township, New Jersey.

The catalogue credits Andrea Laurence with 37 books from 2012 to 2021, with contemporary and erotic romance, billionaires, pregnancy, secrecy, single mothers and marriage among the subjects. More Than He Expected, Sexy as Hell and What Lies Beneath date from 2012, and A Very Exclusive Engagement and Undeniable Demands from 2013. Series include Millionaires of Manhattan, Rosewood, Secrets of Eden, Brides and Belles, Switched and Hawaiian Nights. Promises from a Playboy (2021) is the most recent title.

Andrea Mara has 10 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2026. The Other Side Of The Wall (2017) comes first, followed by One Click (2018), The Sleeper Lies (2020), All Her Fault (2021), Hide and Seek (2022), No One Saw a Thing (2023) and Someone in the Attic (2024). It Should Have Been You, Such a Nice Girl and The Roommate are all dated 2026.

Andrea Pearson writes fantasy adventure for children and young adults, organised into linked chronicles: Kilenya, Mosaic, Koven and Midnight, with Ranch City Academy, Katon University and the Grail Bestiaries beside them. The books are short, a median of 95 pages. Pearson's 49 catalogued titles appeared between 2011 and 2021, from Samara and The Key of Kilenya in 2011 to Killer Subject Lines (2021).

Regency England is where Andrea Penrose sets her work, split between historical mystery and historical romance. Wrexford and Sloane is the current mystery series, preceded by the Lady Arianna Hadley books. Penrose has also published as Andrea Pickens, for the Intrepid Heroines, Merlin's Maidens, Lessons in Love, Scandalous Secrets and Dangerous Liaisons series, and as Cara Elliott for Circle of Sin and Lords of Midnight. The catalogue reaches 51 titles from The Defiant Governess (1997) to The Price of Paradise.

Andrea Rousse writes four catalogued series: Belle Ridge, Texas, Canaan Falls Coyotes, Twisted Lotus and An Agatha Maynor Mystery. The catalogue lists 10 Rousse books published from 2020 to 2025. Abandoned / Return, Broken, Escape / Escape from Belle Ridge and Lost / Lost in Belle Ridge all date from 2020. Later titles include Fated Souls (2021), Be My Game Changer (2022) and Be My Ever After (2023), and Did You See Her (2025) is the newest.

Andrea Tang has 21 catalogued works published from 2012 to 2026. The Necromancer's Apprentice (2012) is the earliest title, followed by The Moons of Zaaros (2016) and, in 2017, Cassandra Writes Out of Order, Hungry Demigods and Pro Patria Mori. Andrea Tang's series are Rebelwing, Sockdolager and Andrea Tang Poems. Graveyard Girls on Paper Phoenix Wings dates from 2018, and To the Death (2026) is the most recent listing.

Andrea Wang is an American author of children's books. Wang writes picture books and middle grade novels, fiction and nonfiction alike, drawing on the Asian and Asian-American experience, and the work has collected awards. Thirteen books are catalogued between 2014 and 2024, at a median of 40 pages across the seven measured. The listing runs from Malala Yousafzai: Pakistani Education Activist (2014) to Summer at Squee (2024), taking in The Nian Monster (2016), Magic Ramen (2019) and The Many Meanings of Meilan (2021).

Andrea Wulf

8 books

Eight books are catalogued under Andrea Wulf, from This Other Eden (2005) to The Traveler (2026). Subject headings record history, biography, gardening, naturalists, plant collectors and natural history, and the list holds The Brother Gardeners (2008), Founding Gardeners (2011), Chasing Venus (2012), The Invention of Nature (2015), The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt (2019) and Magnificent Rebels (2022). Wulf, born in 1967, is a German-British historian whose output also takes in newspaper articles and book reviews.

Andres Miedoso writes ghost and monster stories for grades 1 to 3. The Haunted House Next Door (2017) opens the catalogue, and the run keeps to short comic scares: Ghosts Don't Ride Bikes, Do They? (2017), Major Monster Mess (2018), Night of the Zombie Zookeeper (2018), The Scary Library Shusher (2018), The Sleepwalking Snowman (2019) and Beware the Werewolf (2020). Friendship, haunted places and moving house recur as subjects across 28 catalogued titles, the newest AI Told You So (2026).

Andrew Barrett is a crime thriller writer whose books are set in England. The catalogue lists 24 titles from 2011 to 2026, starting with A Long Time Dead, No More Tears and Stealing Elgar (2011). Barrett's series are CSI Eddie Collins, DS Regan Carter and SOCO Roger Conniston/The Dead Trilogy. Other titles include The Third Rule, Ledston Luck and The End of Lies. The Dead Sister (2026) is the newest book.

Andrew Britton wrote espionage thrillers around the recurring character Ryan Kealey, with terrorism, intelligence officers and the Central Intelligence Agency among the subjects. The 7 catalogued books run from The American (2006) to Threatcon Delta (2014), taking in The Assassin (2007), The Invisible (2008), The Exile (2010), The Operative (2012) and The Courier (2013). Britton was born in Britain in 1981, moved to the United States at seven, and published a first novel at 23. Britton died in 2008, and the catalogue continues to 2014.

Andrew Cartmel

25 books• 12 series

Andrew J. Cartmel, born 6 April 1958, is a British script editor, journalist and novelist. Cartmel served as script editor on Doctor Who through the Sylvester McCoy years, 1987 to 1989, and has also edited magazines, written comics and lectured in film studies. Doctor Who runs through the early part of a 25-book catalogue, from Warhead (1992) and Warlock (1995) to Atom Bomb Blues (2005), together with Script Doctor: The Inside Story of Doctor Who, 1986-89 (2005). The Vinyl Detective, the Paperback Sleuth and Rupert Hood are the later series headings, and subject tags name sound recordings, the record industry and collecting. Underscore (2025) is the newest listed title.

Parker Chase and Harry Fox are the two recurring leads in Andrew Clawson's historical action thrillers. Clawson's 24 catalogued books open with A Patriot's Betrayal (2012) and reach St. Nicholas's Gold (2026), with The Cupid Cipher scheduled for 2027. A Republic of Shadows (2016), A Tsar's Gold (2020) and The Arthurian Relic (2021) sit in the run, alongside the Turn series and a set of Harry Fox origin stories. Volumes median 274 pages.

Andrew Clements

83 books• 10 series

Andrew Clements (May 29, 1949 to November 28, 2019) was an American children's author. Frindle, the first Clements novel, won an award decided by the votes of schoolchildren in about 20 U.S. states, and received the 2016 Phoenix Award, given to a book that missed a major prize on first publication. The catalogue lists 83 books from Bird Adalbert (1985) to The Frindle Files (2024). Schools, teachers, friendship and dogs recur in the subjects. The Clements series include Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School, Jake Drake, Pets to the Rescue and Real Monsters.

Andrew Cunningham works across five series, Lies, Eden Rising, Yestertime, the Arthur MacArthur mysteries and the Alaska thrillers. Eden Rising (2013) opens a catalogue of 28 titles reaching The Yestertime Fracture (2026). Several earlier books, among them The Creeping Sludge and The Sky Prisoner, carry the name A.R. Cunningham. The catalogue is still growing.

Andrew Diamond's 11 catalogued books carry subject headings for thrillers, suspense, crime, romance, and wit and humor. Warren Lane (2015) is the first title, followed by Impala (2016), Gate 76 (2018) and To Hell with Johnny Manic (2019). Kill Romeo (2022), 32 Minutes (2023) and The Sellout (2024) are more recent. Diamond writes the Freddy Ferguson and Claire Chastain series. Grid Zero (2025) is the newest book, and Diamond is still publishing.

Andrew E. Stoner writes non-fiction about politics, crime and popular culture, with biography, history, Indiana government and television among the recorded subjects. The 12 catalogued books open with Legacy of a Governor (2006) and take in Notorious 92 (2007), Wicked Indianapolis (2011), Betty White: The First 90 Years (2012), Cobra Killer (2012), Campaign Crossroads (2017) and The Journalist of Castro Street (2019). Stoner is credited alone on all 12. The last listed title, Fear, Hate, and Victimhood, appeared in 2022.

Andrew Fox is an American author from New Orleans. Three comic novels under the Fox name, Fat White Vampire Blues (2003), Bride of the Fat White Vampire (2004) and Fat White Vampire Otaku (2014), feature Jules Duchon, a morbidly obese vampire who lives in New Orleans and drives a taxi. The eight catalogued books also include Abduction (2007), The Good Humor Man (2009), Fire on Iron (2013), The Bad Luck Spirits' Social Aid and Pleasure Club (2021) and The End of Daze (2023). Subjects record vampires, horror, fantasy, humour, crime and science fiction, and Midnight's Inferno is a second series under the Fox name.

Andrew G. Nelson writes mystery and thriller fiction, including espionage thrillers, across four series: James Maguire, Alex Taylor, Det. Angelo Antonucci and Crystal Coven. 17 books are catalogued from Perfect Pawn (2013) to Shadow Strike (2024). Queen's Gambit (2014), Bishop's Gate (2015), Knight Fall (2016) and Brooklyn Bounce (2017) are among the titles, as are Uncommon Valor and Uncommon Valor II. Nelson remains active.

Andrew Grant, born 1968, is an English thriller writer and the younger brother of Lee Child. Grant is taking over the Jack Reacher series from Child under the new pseudonym Andrew Child. The catalogue lists 15 books, starting with Even (2009) and reaching Chain Reaction (2026). Grant's own series are David Trevellyan, Detective Cooper Devereaux, Paul McGrath and Music and Murder Mystery, and intelligence officers, conspiracy and police procedure appear among the subjects.

Subject records for Andrew Grey list romance, gay men and LGBTQ+ fiction, along with fantasy and erotica. The catalogue holds 230 books by Andrew Grey, running from Children of Bacchus (2008) to Treading Water (2026). Series include Love Means, Carlisle Cops, Carlisle Deputies, Bronco's Boys, Must Love Dogs, Work Out and Senses. Andrew Grey is still publishing.

Andrew Gross

16 books• 3 series

Andrew Gross, born Howard Andrew Gross on May 18, 1952, was an American thriller novelist who died on April 9, 2025, and whose collaborations with James Patterson are the best known part of the career. Gross novels were published by William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins, and four became New York Times bestsellers. The catalogue holds 16 entries from The Blue Zone (2007) to The Fifth Column (2019), counting No Way Back (2013) and its three parts separately. The Dark Tide (2008), Don't Look Twice (2009), Reckless (2010), Eyes Wide Open (2011) and 15 Seconds (2012) are among them. Ty Hauck is the recurring character, and subjects include World War II, organized crime and extortion.

Time travel runs through the whole of Andrew Hastie's catalogue, 13 books published between 2017 and 2025. Anachronist (2017) opens the Infinity Engines series, and the Missions, Origins and Collections runs extend it. Historical pivots supply several titles: 1776: The Washington Divergence (2018), 1888: The Ripper Revelation (2019) and Missions: 1776-1888 (2025).

Andrew Holleran

8 books

Andrew Holleran is the pen name of Eric Garber, born in 1944 on the island of Aruba. Holleran writes novels, essays and short stories, and has spent most of adult life in New York City, Washington, D.C., and a small Florida town. Dancer from the Dance (1978) succeeded both critically and commercially, placing Holleran among the leading names in gay writing after Stonewall, and Holleran is the last living member of the writers' group the Violet Quill. Eight catalogued books reach to The Kingdom of Sand (2022), on subjects including gay men, ageing, AIDS and its social aspects.

Crime fiction set in Scotland is Andrew James Greig's line, written in two series: Detective Corstorphine and the Private Investigator Teàrlach Paterson books. One is One (2018) opens the fiction, and Whirligig, A Song of Winter, The Girl in the Loch and Murder of Crows follow. His first catalogued title is a different kind of book entirely, 100 Favourite Ceilidh Dances (2017), published as Andy Greig. Twelve titles reach The Drowning Glen (2026).

Andrew Joseph White

6 books

Andrew Joseph White is an American author of young adult fiction, best known for Hell Followed with Us (2022), a dystopian novel that reached the New York Times bestseller list. Six books are catalogued, running from The Constellations Are Unrecognizable Here (2021) to You're No Better (2026) by way of The Spirit Bares Its Teeth (2023), Compound Fracture (2024) and You Weren't Meant to Be Human (2025). Horror, thriller, science fiction and fantasy mix in the work, and transgender and queer experience is central to it.

Andrew Kaplan is an American spy thriller novelist, born Andrew Gary Kaplan on May 18, 1941. The company Hereafter created Andy-bot, a chatbot of Kaplan available on smartphones and devices such as Alexa and designed to persist after death. The catalogue lists 13 books from 1985 to 2024 in the Scorpion and Homeland series, with subject headings on espionage, the CIA, the Vietnam War and veterans. Scorpion (1985) and Dragonfire (1987) are early titles; Carrie's Run (2013) and Scorpion Deception (2013) came later.

Andrew Karevik writes science fiction. The catalogue holds 8 Karevik books published between 2019 and 2021, all of them part of one numbered sequence that begins with CivCEO (2019) and reaches an eighth instalment in 2021. Four of those entries are dated 2020 and three 2021. Karevik is the sole credit on every catalogued title, and no new book has been recorded since 2021.

Andrew Klavan

50 books• 9 series

Andrew Klavan writes crime and psychological suspense, with a young adult strand beside it. Face of the Earth (1980) is his earliest catalogued book, and the Cameron Winter mysteries, the Weiss and Bishop novels, the Homelanders series for teenagers, Mindwar and Another Kingdom follow. Some early titles appeared as Keith Peterson. Fifty books reach Find Me Nowhere in 2026.

Andrew Lane, born 17 April 1963, is a British author and journalist, best known for the Young Sherlock Holmes novels for young adults. Media spin-off work carries the name Andy Lane: novels in the Virgin New Adventures range, and audio dramas for Big Finish drawn from the BBC series Doctor Who. The catalogue lists 44 titles from Doctor Who Yearbook 1994 (1993) to The Teeth of Ice (2023), taking in All-Consuming Fire (1994), The Babylon File (1999) and Death Cloud (2010). Series include Young Sherlock Holmes, AWOL, Crusoe Adventure, Netherspace, Lost Worlds, BUGS and UFO. Justin Richards, Jonathan Morris, Alan Barnes and Guy Adams each carry a credit on one or two of the titles.

Andrew M. Greeley's catalogue spans fiction, non-fiction and poetry, and runs to 82 books published between 1967 and 2010. Subjects settle on the Catholic Church, its clergy, Irish Americans and Chicago. Blackie Ryan and Nuala Anne McGrail are the recurring detectives; other groupings include the O'Malley's family saga, Time Between The Stars, Passover and the World Of Maggie Ward. The listing opens with Letters to Nancy (1967) and ends with Chicago Catholics and the Struggles Within Their Church (2010).

Andrew Mackay has 34 books in the catalogue, published between 2016 and 2021 and all credited to Andrew Mackay. The run opens in 2016 with The Actor, The Model and The Teacher, and continues with Convenience, Simple Machines, The Artist and The Dealer in 2017. Series recorded under the name are Star Cat, In Their Shoes, Sleepwalker, Pure Dark and Chrome Junction Academy. The listing stops in 2021, and no further title is scheduled.

Andrew Martin writes historical mysteries, and the Jim Stringer series features a railway policeman in England. Railway titles fill much of the list, including The Necropolis Railway (2002), The Blackpool Highflyer (2004), The Lost Luggage Porter (2006) and Murder at Deviation Junction (2007). The Somme Stations (2011) and The Baghdad Railway Club (2012) come later. Martin's 23 books run from Bilton (1998) to Powder Smoke (2021), and the catalogue is dormant.

Andrew Mayne is a novelist, magician and inventor who has also worked for OpenAI as its original prompt engineer and a science communicator, contributing to GPT-4 capability discovery. Mayne has been a Thriller Award finalist three times and an Edgar finalist for the novel Black Fall. In 2019 Mayne swam with great white sharks in an underwater stealth suit for the Shark Week special Andrew Mayne: Ghost Diver. Mayne has produced more than fifty books, DVDs and manuscripts on magic, publishes iTricks.com and hosts the Weird Things podcast. Fiction series on the author page include Naturalist, Underwater Investigation Unit, Jessica Blackwood and Trasker, with Angel Killer (2012) and The Session (2026) among the listed titles.

Andrew McDonald is the author of the Real Pigeons series, with 14 books catalogued from 2018 to 2025. Real Pigeons Duck Trouble, Real Pigeons Eat Danger and Real Pigeons Fight Crime all appeared in 2018, followed by Real Pigeons Get Bready and Real Pigeons Nest Hard (2019) and Real Pigeons Spy High (2021). The newest is Real Pigeons Bin Baddies (2025).

Andrew Miller

11 books• 1 series

Andrew Miller, born Andrew Brooke Miller on 29 April 1960, is an English novelist and a Booker Prize shortlistee. Miller's prizes include the International Dublin Literary Award, the James Tait Black Memorial Prize, the Walter Scott Prize, the Winston Graham Historical Prize and the Costa Book of the Year. The catalogue holds 11 books from Ingenious Pain (1997) to The Land in Winter (2024), including Casanova (1998), Oxygen (2001), The Optimists (2005), Pure (2011), The Crossing (2015), Now We Shall Be Entirely Free (2018) and The Slowworm's Song (2022). Historical fiction, England, Paris and Casanova appear among the subjects.