Authors whose first name starts with A, page 12 of 18

Andrew Moriarty writes science fiction action and adventure, with 15 books from Trans Galactic Insurance (2017) to A Free Trader (2025). The Moriarty series are Decline and Fall of the Galactic Empire and Adventures of a Jump Space Accountant. Orbital Claims Adjuster (2018) and Third Moon Chemicals (2019) followed the first book. Imperial Deserter, Imperial Smuggler, Imperial Hijacker and Imperial Mercenary appeared in 2022 and 2023.

Andrew Najberg has 11 catalogued books, published from 2021 onward. The Goats Have Taken Over The Barracks (2021) opens the list and Eat the Light (2026) is the newest entry. Poetry is the recorded subject for Najberg's work, and Who's Satan Inside? is the catalogued series. Other titles include The Mobius Door (2023), Gollitok (2024), In The Shadowlands (2024), The Neverborn Thief (2024), Chef's Choice (2025) and Extinction Dream (2025).

Andrew O’Hagan

15 books• 1 series

Andrew O'Hagan, born 1968, is a Scottish novelist and non-fiction author. Three O'Hagan novels have been nominated for the Booker Prize, and the awards taken include the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. Mayflies (2020) won the Christopher Isherwood Prize and became a two-part BBC television drama with O'Hagan as executive producer; Caledonian Road followed from Faber & Faber in 2024. The catalogue lists 15 titles from The Missing (1995) to On Friendship (2025), with families, Scotland, England, missing persons, journalists and murder among the recorded subjects.

Andrew Peterson

11 books• 1 series

Andrew Peterson is catalogued with 11 books published between 2008 and 2018, falling into two strands. The Nathan McBride series is military thriller, running First to Kill (2008), Forced to Kill (2009), Option to Kill (2012) and on to Hired to Kill (2018), with snipers, Marines and undercover operations across its subjects. The second strand is children's fantasy: On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness (2008), North! Or Be Eaten (2009), The Monster in the Hollows (2011) and The Warden and the Wolf King (2014).

Andrew Peterson (Christian) is the author of the Wingfeather Saga, catalogued alongside a Wingfeather Saga Graphic Novel series. The 12 books run from The Ballad of Matthew's Begats (2007) to On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness Graphic Novel (2026). On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness (2008), North! or Be Eaten (2009), The Monster in the Hollows (2011) and The Warden and the Wolf King (2014) appear in the list. Subject tags include children's fiction, fantasy, brothers and sisters, adventure and Bible stories.

Andrew Pyper

16 books• 1 series

Andrew Pyper was a Canadian author whose novels crossed thriller with science fiction. Kiss Me (1996) opens a catalogue of 16 books reaching 2025, and Lost Girls (2000), The Killing Circle (2008), The Demonologist (2013), The Damned (2015) and The Only Child (2017) follow. Pyper died in January 2025, and the Writers' Trust of Canada named the Andrew Pyper Award after him, first awarded in 2026. Murder trials, horror and Ontario settings recur as subjects.

Andrew Raymond has 20 books in the catalogue, starting with Official Secrets (2018) and Capitol Spy (2019). Four series appear under the name: DCI Lomond, Novak and Mitchell, Duncan Grant and DC Mairead Maclean. Other titles include Traitor Games (2020), The Bonnie Dead (2022) and Blood Money (2023). The Ferryman (2026) is the newest title out, and The Missing Sisters is due in 2027.

Andrew Roberts

30 books• 1 series

Andrew Roberts, Baron Roberts of Belgravia, born 13 January 1963, is an English popular historian and journalist whose research concentrates on English-speaking nations, particularly those socially tied to the United Kingdom. Roberts holds the Bonnie and Tom McCloskey Visiting Research Fellowship at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and a Lehrman Institute Distinguished Lectureship at the New York Historical Society, and was a trustee of the National Portrait Gallery in London from 2013 to 2021. The catalogue lists 30 titles, from 'The Holy Fox': The Life of Lord Halifax (1991) through Salisbury: Victorian Titan (2000), Napoleon and Wellington: The Long Duel (2001) and Waterloo: June 18, 1815 (2005) to Napoleon and His Marshals in 2026. Subjects name biography, military history, Winston Churchill, the Second World War and the Napoleonic wars.

Andrew Rowe writes LitRPG and epic fantasy for young adult and adult readers. Arcane Ascension is the central series, opening with Sufficiently Advanced Magic (2017) and continuing through On the Shoulders of Titans (2018) and The Torch That Ignites the Stars (2020). Weapons and Wielders, the War of Broken Mirrors, Shattered Legacy, Lost Edge and How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps are the other series. Twenty books are catalogued from Forging Divinity (2015) to Flowbreaker (2026), with a further title scheduled for 2027.

Andrew Sean Greer

10 books• 1 series

Less (2017) won Andrew Sean Greer the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, and Less Is Lost (2022) continues the Arthur Less books. Greer, born in 1970, is an American novelist and short story writer whose earlier work includes The Confessions of Max Tivoli (2004), named one of the best books of 2004 by the San Francisco Chronicle and a California Book Award winner, and The Story of a Marriage (2008). Travel, gay men, friendship, aging and romantic love recur across 10 catalogued books dated 2000 to 2026, at a median 288 pages.

Andrew Shaffer is an American author from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, now based in Louisville, Kentucky. Fifty Shames of Earl Grey (2012), a parody of Fifty Shades of Grey, was published under the pen name Fanny Merkin. Shaffer also wrote Great Philosophers Who Failed at Love (2011), Literary Rogues (2013) and political fiction featuring United States presidents, including The Day of the Donald (2016) and Hope Never Dies (2018). The Obama Biden Mysteries appear among the series. Shaffer founded the greeting card company Order of St. Nick.

Andrew Smith is the name on 38 catalogued books published between 1982 and 2024, and the listing gathers more than one kind of work under it. Fiction titles include The Marbury Lens (2010), Stick (2011), King of Marbury (2012) and Passenger (2012), with Marbury Lens, Winger, Grasshopper Jungle and Sam Abernathy recorded as series. Full Circle (1982) and The Invasion of E-Space (2010) sit beside a Doctor Who character entry, and John Dorney, Lalla Ward, Suanne Braun, Una McCormack, Steve Lyons, Iain McLaughlin and Nigel Fairs are credited alongside those. Moondust (2005) and Devil in the Stack (2024) are non-fiction. Subjects recorded include children's fiction, friendship, survival, science fiction, family life, schools, humorous stories and horror stories.

Andrew Taylor

56 books• 10 series

Andrew Taylor, born on 14 October 1951, is a British crime and historical novelist whose awards include the Diamond Dagger, Britain's highest crime-writing honour. The Lydmouth series, the Roth Trilogy, The American Boy, a number-one bestseller, and The Ashes of London are among the best-known Taylor books. The catalogue lists 56 books, from Caroline Minuscule (1982) to A Schooling in Murder (2025). Series include William Dougal, Lydmouth, Roth, Marwood and Lovett, Blaines and a Bergerac series written as Andrew Saville. Subjects include historical mystery, England and the imaginary town of Lydmouth.

Andrew Turpin writes espionage thrillers built on twentieth-century history. Twelve books are catalogued, from The Last Nazi (2017) to The Dam Keeper (2023), and two series divide them: the Joe Johnson thrillers and the Jayne Robinson books. Nazi fugitives, Stalin, the Kremlin and Afghanistan give the titles their subjects. No new title has appeared since 2023.

Andrew Vachss

47 books• 10 series

Andrew Vachss (Andrew Henry Vachss, October 19, 1942 to November 23, 2021) was an American crime fiction author, a child protection consultant and an attorney who represented only children and youths. Burke is the recurring character, and private investigators, New York and hard-boiled mystery appear in the subjects. The catalogue runs from The Life Style Violent Juvenile (1979) through Flood (1985) and Strega (1987) to Blood Line (2022), and also lists the Cross and Aftershock series, graphic novels with Geof Darrow and non-fiction.

Andrew van Aardvark has 17 books in the catalogue, released from 2017 to 2026. Terra's Evil Children (2017) is the earliest title and Novice (2026) the most recent. The van Aardvark series are Katie Kincaid, Captain Jack Black and Auditor to the Stars. Peddler to the Stars (2018), Pirate Stars (2020), Katie Kincaid Ensign (2021) and Katie Kincaid Space Cadet (2021) appear among the titles.

Andrew Wareham's catalogue runs to 127 books published between 2013 and 2026, opening with The Privateersman (2013) and reaching Mr Barnham Walker (2026). Born To Privilege (2014), Nouveau Riche (2014), The Friendly Sea (2014) and The Old Order (2014) are among the early entries. Series credited to Wareham include Call of the Sea, A Poor Man at the Gates, Duty and Destiny, Pinchbeck Peer, Innocents at War, War To End All Wars, Man of Conflict, Innocent No More, Cruellest War, Earl's Other Son and Years of Blood.

Thomas Caine is the recurring character in Andrew Warren's novels, carried across the Thomas Caine series and the Caine: Rapid Fire line. Warren's catalogue holds 15 books published between 2016 and 2026, opening with Tokyo Black (2016) and reaching Gold Dragon (2026). Devil's Due (2017), Red Phoenix (2017), Sandfire (2018) and Lethal Action (2024) fall inside the run. Warren is actively publishing.

Espionage thrillers make up Andrew Watts's catalogue of 14 books. Three series divide them: The War Planners, beginning with the 2015 novel of that name and continuing through The War Stage, Pawns of the Pacific, The Elephant Game and Overwhelming Force; the Max Fend books; and Firewall Spies, opening with Firewall (2021). All Secrets Die (2024) is the newest entry, and the catalogue is open.

Andrew Welsh-Huggins is an American writer of crime fiction and nonfiction and a former legal-affairs reporter for the Associated Press in Columbus, Ohio. A Kenyon College graduate, Welsh-Huggins writes the Andy Hayes mysteries, in which a former Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback works as a private investigator. The catalogue counts 18 books from No Winners Here Tonight (2009) to Rescue Me (2026), with Address Unknown due in 2027. Mailman is a second series, and subjects include capital punishment and Ohio politics.

Andrew Wilson writes literary biography and crime fiction. The biographies come first: Beautiful Shadow (2003), Harold Robbins (2007), Shadow of the Titanic (2011), Mad Girl's Love Song (2013) and Alexander McQueen (2015). The Agatha Christie mystery series follows, running from A Talent for Murder (2017) through A Different Kind of Evil (2018) and Death in a Desert Land (2019) to I Saw Him Die (2020). Ten books are catalogued between 2003 and 2020.

Andrey Kurkov

16 books• 2 series

Andrey Kurkov is a Ukrainian novelist and public intellectual who writes in Russian and Ukrainian. Death and the Penguin (2001) is his best known book and has a sequel, Penguin Lost (2004). The Samson Kolechko investigations make up his Kyiv mystery series, and subjects across the catalogue cover Ukraine, the Soviet Union, satire, politics and the conflict running since 2014. Kurkov has 16 catalogued titles dated 2001 to 2026, ending at The Lost Soldiers, and his work is translated into 37 languages.

Andrey Vasilyev is the author of the Fayroll and Raven Disciples series. The catalogue lists 12 books from 2017 to 2020, starting with More Than a Game (2017). Gong and Chalice, Sicilian Defense, The Road East and Under the Black Flag also date from 2017. Different Sides (2018), The Crown and the Key (2018) and The Right to Choose (2018) come later, and Raven's Castle (2020) is the newest title.

Andromeda Romano-Lax is an American author and freelance journalist born in 1970. The catalogue lists 16 books from Sea Kayaking In Baja (1993) to What Boys Learn (2026), with guidebooks on sea kayaking, hiking and Alaska forming the early run. Those include Walking Southeast Alaska (1997), Adventure Kayaking (2001), Alaska's Kenai Peninsula (2001) and Searching for Steinbeck's Sea of Cortez (2002). The Spanish Bow (2007) is also listed. Recorded subjects extend to natural history, musicians, historical fiction and science fiction.

Andrzej Sapkowski

17 books• 5 series

Andrzej Sapkowski is a Polish fantasy writer, born 21 June 1948, best known for The Witcher, the saga of the monster hunter Geralt of Rivia. The Witcher has reached video games, television, the stage and comics, and appears in 37 languages; only Stanisław Lem is translated more among Polish science fiction and fantasy writers. Sapkowski's books have sold over 30 million copies and draw on Slavic mythology. The 17 catalogued titles run from Something Ends, Something Begins (1988) through The Last Wish (1993) and Blood of Elves (1994) to Crossroads of Ravens (2025), with the Hussite Trilogy as a second series.

Andy Andrews writes inspirational fiction and self-improvement books, and works as a corporate speaker. Success, motivation, perspective and Christian living run through the catalogue, alongside children's fiction. Andrews has 26 catalogued books published between 1995 and 2024, grouped into the Traveller's Gift, Noticer and Sawyerton Springs series. Tales from Sawyerton Springs (1995) opens the run; The Traveler's Gift (2002), The Lost Choice (2004) and Mastering the Seven Decisions (2009) follow; and Lost in the Swamp (2024) is the most recent title.

Andy Elkerton's name appears on 12 children's books catalogued from 2016 to 2021. The listings include the Do Not series and Viking Adventures, with subjects such as Vikings, witches and adventurers. Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Library (2016) is the earliest title, and Do Not Let Your Dragon Spread Germs (2021) among the latest. Other titles include Bitra and the Witch (2017), Max Power and The Bagpipes (2019) and Oolaf and the Golden Book (2021).

Andy Griffiths

68 books• 9 series

Andy Griffiths is an Australian children's author, born in 1961, and the Australian Children's Laureate for 2026-2027. Griffiths is well known for working with Terry Denton, and the Treehouse series has been adapted for the stage. The Just! series became the animated show What's with Andy?, and The Day My Bum Went Psycho! (2001) was also adapted for television. The catalogue opens with Just Tricking! (1999) and lists 68 books to 2026, with humorous stories, schools and practical jokes among the subjects.

Andy Marino writes fiction with science fiction and adventure at its core, and children's fiction and teenagers appear in the subjects. Unison Spark (2011) is the first of 21 books, followed by The Oregon Trail Diary of Willa Porter and Uncrashable Dakota (2013). Escape From, Plot to Kill Hitler and Adventures in Meadowbrook are the series. Escape from Chernobyl and The Seven Visitations of Sydney Burgess (2021) and Cold Empty Rooms (2026) are among the later titles.

Andy Maslen writes detective fiction and thrillers in five series: Gabriel Wolfe, DI Stella Cole, Detective Kat Ballantyne, Detective Ford and Tara Wolfe. Gabriel Wolfe is the recurring figure the catalogue names, and soldiers are its listed subject. Forty-five Maslen books run from Reversal of Fortune and Trigger Point, both 2015, to Wolf Lake in 2026. The Marked Husband is scheduled for 2027.

Andy McDermott, born 2 July 1974, is a British thriller author and former magazine editor, film critic and journalist, best known for the Nina Wilde and Eddie Chase novels. The catalogue lists 32 books from Dead Man's Hand (2005) to The Pandora Conspiracy (2026). The Hunt for Atlantis (2007), The Secret of Excalibur (2008) and The Tomb of Hercules (2008) are among them. Other series are Alex Reeve, Final Destination and Curious Case Files of Leviticus Gold. Archaeologists and Atlantis feature in the subjects.

Andy McNab is the pen name of Steven Billy Mitchell, born 28 December 1959, a British novelist and former Special Air Service soldier. Public recognition came with Bravo Two Zero, an account of a Gulf War mission McNab led with the SAS, for which the Distinguished Conduct Medal followed; the Military Medal had come in 1979 for gallantry with the Royal Green Jackets in Northern Ireland. The catalogue lists 57 titles, among them two autobiographies, thrillers built around the intelligence officer Nick Stone, and books for younger readers in the Boy Soldier and Street Soldier sequences. The Rescue (2023) is the newest entry, and no further title is scheduled.

Andy Peloquin writes fantasy at volume: 56 catalogued books between 2015 and 2026, at a median 377 pages. Eight series carry the work, including Last Bucelarii, Darkblade, Queen of Thieves, Heirs of Destiny, Hero of Darkness, Silent Champions, Dragonblood Assassin and Cerberus. Blade of the Destroyer and Darkblade Assassin, both 2015, open the catalogue, and assassins, thieves and night guilds recur through the titles. Peloquin adds a new book roughly every two months.

Andy Straka, born September 29, 1958, is an American crime novelist and a Shamus Award winner. Straka grew up in upstate New York, graduated from Williams College, and spent nearly fifteen years in publishing and medical sales before starting to write in the late 1990s. A Witness Above (2001), the first private-eye novel, drew Shamus, Anthony and Agatha nominations for Best First Novel. A Killing Sky earned an Anthony nomination, and A Cold Quarry won a Shamus Award in 2004. The catalogue lists 13 books through Split End (2026), including the Frank Pavlicek Mysteries, with falconry among the subject tags.

Andy Weir

18 books• 6 series

Andy Weir is an American novelist born on June 16, 1972. The Martian became a 2015 film, and Project Hail Mary (2021) was a finalist for the 2022 Hugo Award for Best Novel before its own 2026 film adaptation. Weir won the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2016. The catalogue lists 18 items, short stories among them, from Access (2010) to Project Hail Mary. Subjects are science fiction, including hard science fiction, with astronauts, survival and smuggling among the tagged themes.

Ang Pompano has 11 catalogued titles published between 2010 and 2025. The listed series are Quincy Lazzaro, Mike St. Martin, Blue Palmetto Detective Agency, A Reluctant Food Columnist Mystery and a group of short stories and novellas under the name A.J. Pompano. Titles include Promises to Keep (2010), The Sanibel Slouch (2010), Sand Bar (2014), When It's Time for Leaving (2019) and Diet of Death (2020). Blood Ties and Deadly Lies (2025) is the newest, and Pompano is still publishing.

Angel Lawson has 98 books catalogued between 2012 and 2026, from FanGirl (2012) to Barons of Torment (2026). The listing spans a long set of series, among them Royals of Forsyth University, Raven Queen's Harem, Death Fields, Creature of Habit, Boys of Preston Prep, Wittmore U Hockey, Thistle Cove and Kingdom of Fae. Subjects recorded against the books include teenage actors, fans and television mini-series. Lawson is an ongoing author.

Angel Leigh McCoy

19 books• 6 series

Angel Leigh McCoy is an American fiction writer and game designer based in Seattle. The catalogue credits McCoy on 19 books published between 1996 and 2026, opening with Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill (1996) and taking in Kithbook: Satyrs (1998), Kithbook: Pooka (1999) and Charlie Darwin, or The Trine of 1809 (2011). Four 2019 titles follow: Cookies for Gio, Coquettrice, Crack o'Doom and Creating Belle. Take Me Instead is dated 2026. Catalogue subjects for McCoy are fantasy and suspense, and the series recorded here include ALM Short Story, Wyrdwood Welcome and Kitty Kats Around.

Angel Martinez has 52 books catalogued between 2007 and 2025. Restoration (2007) is the first, Boots followed in 2011, and Trader Argyle (2025) is the newest. Gravitational Attraction and No Princesses Need Apply date from 2012. Series include Offbeat Crimes, ESTO Universe, Endangered Fae, Brimstone, AURA Series, Variant Configurations, Brandywine Investigations, Lijun, Merseton Tales and IMP Universe.

Angel Payne writes erotic romance, with catalogue subjects that include sexual dominance and submission, special forces, revenge and kidnapping. The 64 books run from Three-Part Harmony (2012) to Hercules (2024). Series credited to Payne include Secrets of Stone, Shark's Edge, Lords of Sin, W.I.L.D. Boys of Special Forces, Bolt Saga, Temptation Court and Suited for Sin. Cuffed, Handcuffed by Her Hero and Surrendering to Her Sergeant all date from 2013.

Angel Williams's catalogue holds 36 books published between 2010 and 2020, opening with Envy and Pretty Money. Four series are listed: So Damn Juicy, Mercedes Story, Envy: The Root of All Evil and Tony's Story. Urban crime and relationship drama supply the titles, among them Gold Diggin Honeys (2012), The Bentleys: The Baltimore Crime Family (2014) and Break The Chain: Lyfe Matters (2015). His Miserable Baby Momma (2020) is the last dated entry, at a catalogue median of 257 pages.

Angela Carter

35 books• 2 series

Angela Carter was the writing name of Angela Olive Pearce (1940-1992), an English novelist, short story writer, poet and journalist whose work is read as feminist, magical realist and picaresque. Her story The Company of Wolves became a film in 1984, and Nights at the Circus was later named the best winner in the history of the James Tait Black Memorial Prize. The Times placed Carter tenth among the 50 greatest British writers since 1945. The catalogue holds 35 books opening with Shadow Dance (1966), The Magic Toyshop (1967) and Heroes and Villains (1969), at a median of 158 pages.

Angela DiTerlizzi writes children's books, with subject tags on stories in rhyme, babies, toy and movable books, imagination, parent and child, pets and cowgirls. The catalogue lists 15 titles from Big Fun (2009) to The Marvelous Now (2025). Say What (2011), Some Bugs (2014) and Baby Love (2015) come early in the run. Seeking a Santa, Seeking a Witch and Some Pets date from 2016, and I Wanna Be a Cowgirl (2017) and Just Add Glitter (2018) follow.

Angela Elwell Hunt, born 20 December 1957, writes Christian fiction and also publishes as Angela Hunt. The Tale of Three Trees (1989) sits in this listing alongside the Nicki Holland Mysteries for younger readers and the historical runs Keepers of the Ring, Heirs of Cahira O'Connor, Silent Years and Jerusalem Road. Biblical history, Christian life, mystery and romance recur across the subjects. The catalogue holds 117 books published between 1988 and 2026, reaching A Most Peculiar Providence (2026).

Angela Hart is recorded in the catalogue's subject headings as a foster carer, and the books listed under the name are filed under foster children and foster home care. Titles run from 2016 to 2020 and include Terrified (2016), The Girl With No Bedroom Door (2016), The Girl Who Wanted to Belong (2018), The Girl in the Dark (2019), The Girl with the Saddest Secret (2020) and The Girl with the Suitcase (2020). Other subject headings include abused children, mentally ill children, stepfamilies and social conditions in Great Britain. The list is marked likely complete.

Angela J. Ford has 42 books in the catalogue, from Gwyn's Tale (2009) to A Sleet Storm’s Seduction (2026). The Five Warriors (2015), The Blended Ones (2017) and Realm of Beasts (2018) are among the titles. Series include Legend of the Nameless One, Tales of the Enchanted Wildwood, Tower Knights, Night of the Dark Fae, Gods & Goddess of Labraid, Lore of Nomadia, One Winter Night and Betrayed Brides.

Angela Johnson, born June 18, 1961, is an American writer of children's books and poetry who began publishing in 1989 and has more than 40 books. The picture books tell poetic stories of African-American families, friendships and childhood experiences such as moving house, and the books for older readers take up teen pregnancy and divorce. Many of Johnson's books connect to Alabama and its history. The catalogue opens with Tell Me A Story Mama (1989) and includes Do Like Kyla (1990), Toning the Sweep (1993) and Joshua By The Sea (1994), with the Magnolia Street and Lottie Paris series.

Angela Knight is an American author who writes mainly erotic fantasy, and the Mageverse series is among Knight's credits. Catalogue subjects include paranormal romance, vampires, werewolves and time travel. Other series are Merlin's Legacy, Mothership Rangers, Southern Shield and Graven Gods. Jane's Warlord and Master of the Night, both from 2004, are among the earlier titles, and Master of the Hunt (2026) is the newest.

Vintage clothing, thrift shops and murder investigations are the working material of Angela M. Sanders's mysteries. Sanders has 17 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2027, opening with The Lanvin Murders (2014) and running to A Whiff of Murder (2026), with Slay it by Ear due in 2027. Four series divide the catalogue: the Vintage Clothing Mysteries, the Witch Way Librarian Mysteries, the Booster Club Capers and the Sixth Sense Mysteries.

Angela Marsons, born 1968, is a British crime novelist from the Black Country in the West Midlands. Marsons has sold more than 3.5 million copies, with translations in 28 languages. Marsons writes the D.I. Kim Stone series alongside standalone novels, and serial murder and police procedure recur in the subject headings. The catalogue lists 31 books from My Name Is (2013) to Last Whisper (2026), including Silent Scream, Evil Games and Lost Girls from 2015.

Angela Pepper writes mystery fiction, and the catalogue lists 35 books from Death of a Dapper Snowman (2014) to Wisteria Wisdom (2025). Librarians, witches, private investigators and murder investigations appear among the subject headings. Pepper's series are the Wisteria Witches Mysteries, Stormy Day Mystery, Eli Carter & the Ghost Hackers Paranormal Mysteries, Gia Pere's Domestic Thrillers and Restless Spirits of the Southwest.

Angela Petch has 10 catalogued books, from Never Forget (2012) to The Forgotten Garden (2025), and one listed series, Tuscany. Later titles include The Tuscan Secret (2019), A Tuscan Memory (2020), The Tuscan Girl (2020), The Tuscan House (2021), The Postcard from Italy (2022) and The Sicilian Secret (2024). Other titles are Mavis and Dot (2018) and The Girl Who Escaped (2023). Petch's publishing is ongoing.

Death is the day job in Angela Roquet's paranormal fiction. Lana Harvey, Reapers Inc is the recorded character series, and the subject list runs to the Grim Reaper, archangels, purgatory and demonology. Graveyard Shift (2009) opens a 36-book catalogue that reaches Death's Door in 2024. Blood Vice, Return to Limbo City, Haunted Properties, Spero Heights, World Clock Journals and Sacred Realms are the six series. Crazy Ex-Ghoulfriend (2013), Psychopomp (2014) and Season's Reapings (2015) set the tone, at a median of 258 pages.

Angela Sanders has 19 books in the catalogue, published from 2017 to 2021. Marked by a Vampire, Magic Unleashed, Raging Inferno and Winds of Change date from 2017, and Touched by a Vampire and Moon Magic from 2018. Killing the Rogue (2021) is the newest title, and no later book is listed. Sanders series include Delphine Rising, Hybrid Coven, Sky Pirate Trilogy, Halloween Academy, New Orleans Coven, Better Off Dead, Fairy Godmother and Vampire Mafia: The Boston Clan.

Angela Seals has 20 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2025 and every one credited to Seals alone. The run opens with Love at Center Court (2015) and reaches Arik's Tale (2025). Three series are recorded in the listing: Zodiac Love, Blacksteine Brothers and Modern Day Socialite. Seals remains actively publishing, with new titles arriving roughly twice a year.

Angela Slatter, born 1967, is a writer based in Brisbane, Australia, working mainly in speculative fiction. Short stories have been the focus since 2005, the year Slatter took a Graduate Diploma in Creative Writing, and many of them collect into Sourdough and Other Stories (2010) and The Girl With No Hands and Other Tales (2010). The catalogue holds 36 titles, reaching Fitcher's Bird in 2026, published as A.G. Slatter. Verity Fassbinder and the Sourdough books are the series listed, and subjects name witches, magic, shapeshifting, Norse mythology and Australia. Mike Mignola carries a credit on one title.

Angela Stevens is catalogued with 33 books published between 2014 and 2022, every one credited to Stevens alone. The Wolf You Feed opened the run in 2014, a 2015 group followed with An Unbreakable Will, Hold On, Light The Lamp and Mariquita, and The Roller Coaster (2022) is the newest entry. The series listed are Hockey Punk, Vargr Clan, Thrill of the Chase and Hell Bent. No subject headings or page counts are recorded, and the catalogue marks the run dormant.

Angela Thirkell

37 books• 1 series

Barsetshire, an imaginary English county, holds almost all of Angela Thirkell's fiction. Three Houses (1931) opens the catalogue, and High Rising (1933), Wild Strawberries (1934) and The Demon in the House (1934) start the long Barsetshire run. Humour and English social custom carry the books, and the Second World War is among the subjects. Thirty-seven titles are catalogued, through to a Christmas at High Rising edition in 2013.

Angela Verdenius writes romance, and the catalogue tags part of the work science fiction as well. The listing holds 45 books published between 2003 and 2018, from Heart of an Outlaw (2003) to Secrets (2018). Five series are recorded: Love, Heart & Soul, Gully's Fall, Big Girls Lovin', Lawson Boys and Mackay Sisters. Verdenius holds the sole credit on all 45 titles.

Angeline Boulley is a Native American novelist, Ojibwe, writing young adult mystery. Her debut Firekeeper's Daughter (2021) won the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Young Adult Novel in 2022, reached the New York Times bestseller list, and was placed by Time magazine among the 100 best young adult novels. Two books follow: Warrior Girl Unearthed (2023) and Sisters in the Wind (2025). Boulley has also worked on education for Indigenous children.