Authors whose first name starts with A, page 13 of 18

Angeline Fortin is a romance author with 19 books catalogued from 2011 to 2021. A Laird for all Time (2011) is the earliest title, and A Scot Worth Having (2021) is the most recent. Fortin's series are Questions for a Highlander, A Laird for All Time and Something About a Highlander. The 10 books with a recorded page count total 3,862 pages, with a median of 389. No new title has appeared since 2021.

Texas Rangers and romantic suspense define the catalogue of Angi Morgan. Morgan published 22 books from Hill Country Holdup (2010) to Her Hot Pursuit (2021). Her series are Texas Rangers: Elite Troop, Texas Brothers of Company B, West Texas Watchmen, Bodyguards in Heels and Texas Family Reckoning. Kidnapping, witnesses, policewomen and government investigators appear among the subjects. The Sheriff, The Cattleman and The Ranger are mid-run titles.

Angie Daniels writes contemporary romance with African American characters: the subject records name African American women, female friendship, class reunions, illegitimate children and inheritance. The catalogue lists 48 books from Intimate Intentions (2001) to Blaze (2026). Beaumonts, Campbell, Sexy Simmons, Decadent Delight, Diva Diaries, Wilde Wolf Pack, Sheraton Beach Brief and Bachelors of Sheraton Beach are the series under the Daniels name. Daniels is an ongoing author.

The Accidental Demon Slayer (2008) opens Angie Fox's catalogue, which runs to Garters, Ghosts and Wedding Toasts (2026). The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers (2009), A Tale of Two Demon Slayers (2010), My Big Fat Demon Slayer Wedding (2013) and Beverly Hills Demon Slayer (2014) are among the titles. Series include Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries, Demon Slayer, Monster M*A*S*H and Wanderlust Mysteries. Fantasy, paranormal romance, demonology, magic and mystery appear among the subjects.

Angie Sage, born 20 June 1952, is an English author of children's books. Septimus Heap, the TodHunter Moon trilogy and Araminta Spook (published as Araminta Spookie in the United States) are Sage's series. The catalogue lists 42 books, starting with Monkeys in the Jungle (1989) and ending with Midnight Train (2021). Subjects include magic, wizards, apprentices, ghosts, haunted houses and picture books.

Angie Smith writes on Christian faith and the Christian life. Recorded subjects across the 9 catalogued books include grief, bereavement, consolation, biblical teaching and Christian women. I Will Carry You (2010) opens the listing and Woven (2021) is the most recent entry, with What Women Fear, Mended, Seamless and Matchless: The Life and Love of Jesus in between. The eight books with a recorded length run to a median of 207 pages.

Angie Thomas

6 books• 2 series

Angie Thomas, born in 1988, writes young adult fiction on social themes. The Hate U Give (2017), a teenage witness to a police shooting, racism, race relations, brought Thomas international recognition. On the Come Up followed in 2019, Find Your Voice in 2020 and Concrete Rose in 2021. Thomas also writes Nic Blake and The Remarkables, a series running from The Manifestor Prophecy (2023) through The Book of Anansi (2025) to The Threads of Fate, scheduled for 2027.

Angus Donald

28 books• 5 series

Angus Donald is a British writer of historical fiction, born in China in 1965. Ten novels and three novellas follow Alan-a-Dale, with the Robin Hood legend, outlaws, England and the Crusades supplying their material. Outlaw (2009) opens a catalogue of 28 books that reaches Templar Assassin (2026); Outlaw Chronicles, Fire Born, Broken Kingdom, Holcroft Blood and Mongol Knight are the series. Donald continues to publish.

Anh Do writes for readers at about a grades 1-3 level, in humorous series that run to many volumes: WeirDo, Hot Dog!, Ninja Kid, Wolf Girl, Pow Pow Pig, Skydragon, E-Boy, Champ and Smarty Pup, eleven lines in all. The catalogue also holds autobiographical work - Growing Up Asian in Australia (2008), The Happiest Refugee (2010) and The Little Refugee (2011). Do has 97 catalogued books dated 2008 to 2026, averaging 160 pages.

Ania Ahlborn is a Polish American horror novelist. The self-published debut Seed (2011) reached number one on Amazon's horror bestseller list in the year of its release, and 14 Ahlborn titles run from there to The Unseen (2025). Demonic possession, missing children, murderers and damaged families are the recurring subjects, across The Neighbors (2012), The Bird Eater (2014), Brother (2015), Within These Walls (2015) and The Devil Crept In (2017). Ahlborn writes novels, novellas and short stories.

Anita Brookner was an English novelist and art historian who lived from 1928 to 2016. Brookner held the Slade Professorship of Fine Art at the University of Cambridge across 1967 and 1968, the first woman appointed to that visiting chair, and took the Booker Prize in 1984 for Hotel du Lac. Thirty books are catalogued, from A Start in Life (1981) to At the Hairdresser's (2011). Women, families, female friendship and London life are the recurring subjects.

Anita Burgh wrote English historical fiction about social class, families and women, with 22 books catalogued from Distinctions of Class (1987) to The Breached Wall (2007). The median Burgh book runs to 512 pages. The Burgh series are Daughters of a Granite Land, Cresswell Inheritance and Tales from Sarson Magna. The Azure Bowl (1989), The Golden Butterfly (1990), The Stone Mistress (1991) and Avarice (1994) are among the titles, and the First World War appears in the subjects.

Anita Davis has 16 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2020. Three series stand under the name: Sisterhood Chronicles, Limelight and Love Alive. The listing opens with After All Is Said & Done (2014) and ends at Concrete Island (2020), taking in Catch Me If You Can (2015), It's Complicated (2016), Hues (2017) and Tones (2018). Page counts are recorded for only two of the books, at a median of 262 pages.

Anita Davison is the author of the Miss Merrill and Aunt Violet Mystery, Flora Maguire Mysteries and Woulfes of Loxsbeare series. The catalogue lists 14 books, starting with The Goldsmith's Wife (2008) and running to Murder in the Reading Room (2026). Murder in the Bookshop (2023), Death on a Train (2024) and Murder at Midwinter Manor (2024) are among the recent titles.

Anita Desai, born Anita Mazumdar in 1937, is an Indian novelist and emerita John E. Burchard Professor of Humanities at MIT. Desai has reached the Booker Prize shortlist three times. Fire on the Mountain (1977) won the Sahitya Akademi Award, and The Village by the Sea took the Guardian Prize. The 21 catalogued books run from Cry, the Peacock (1963) to Rosarita (2024) and include Clear Light of Day (1980), In Custody (1984) and the story collection Games at Twilight (1978). Catalogue subjects list India, families, sisters and grandmothers.

Anita Diamant

21 books• 1 series

Anita Diamant is an American journalist and author of fiction and nonfiction, born June 27, 1951. The Red Tent (1997) became a best seller and a book club favourite, and The Boston Girl, the most recent of five Diamant novels, reached the New York Times best seller list. Diamant has also written six guides to contemporary Jewish practice, such as Living a Jewish Life, plus the essay collection Pitching My Tent. The catalogue lists 21 books from How to Find and Work with a Literary Agent (1986) to Period. End of Sentence (2021), with tags for Judaism, Jewish weddings and baby names.

Anita Kelly writes queer romantic comedy, with subject headings for romance, romcom and LGBTQIA fiction. Kelly's series are Moonlighters, Nashville Love and Greyfin Bay. The catalogue lists 10 books from 2021 to 2026, beginning with Sing Anyway (2021). Love & Other Disasters (2022), I Didn't Sign Up for This (2023), How You Get the Girl (2024) and Donut Summer (2025) follow. Among the Wildflowers (2026) is the newest, and Kelly remains active.

Anita Knight's catalogue holds 22 books, all dated 2020 or 2021 and all credited to Knight alone. Breast Stroke is recorded as the first title and Free Ride (2021) as the last. College Sports, Film School and College Club are the three recorded series. No subject headings are attached to the catalogue, and no release has been recorded since 2021.

Anita Shreve wrote psychological fiction about marriage, widowhood and friendship between women. The catalogue opens with non-fiction, including Working Woman: A Guide to Fitness and Health (1986), and turns to novels with Eden Close (1989). Twenty-three titles reach The Stars Are Fire (2017), with the Fortune's Rocks Quartet the one linked sequence. No new Shreve title has appeared since 2017.

Anita Stansfield writes Christian romance and family sagas, much of it with Mormon characters and settings. First Love and Forever (1994) opens a catalogue of 90 books built largely from sagas, Byrnehouse-Davies & Hamilton, the Trevor Family, the Buchanans, the Barringtons, the Keane-Morrisons and Shadows of Brierley. The Scoundrel's Widow (2022) is the newest catalogued title.

Anita Waller has 30 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2025. Beautiful (2015) is the earliest title and Silent Night (2025) the most recent. Three series carry Waller's name: Kat and Mouse Mysteries, Connection, and Forrester Detective Agency Mystery. Early entries include 34 Days (2016), Angel (2016), Strategy (2017), Captor (2018) and Murder Undeniable (2018). The 2020s are the heaviest decade for Waller, who is still publishing.

Ann Aguirre, born on 27 August 1970, is an American writer of speculative fiction across urban fantasy, romantic science fiction and post-apocalyptic dystopian young adult fiction. Apocalyptic paranormal romance appears under the shared name Ellen Connor with Carrie Lofty, and paranormal romantic suspense under the name Ava Gray. The catalogue lists 160 books, from Grimspace (2008) and Wanderlust (2008) to The Hocus Pocus Handbook (2026). Series include Sirantha Jax, Razorland, Corine Solomon and Ars Numina, plus Ava Gray series such as Alpha Billionaire and Valkov Bratva. Subjects include interstellar travel and women astronauts.

Ann Aptaker writes crime, suspense and thriller fiction. Subjects recorded across nine catalogued books include lesbians, smuggling, art, art thefts and LGBTQ mystery, and the catalogue logs a Lambda Literary Award. The run goes from Criminal Gold (2014) to Gold for the Dead (2025) and covers two series, Cantor Gold Crime and Donner & Longstreet Mystery. Aptaker is still publishing; four books have a recorded length, at a median of 246 pages.

Ann B Ross published The Murder Cure in 1978 and The Murder Stroke in 1981 before the books that made her name. Miss Julia Speaks Her Mind (1990) started a comic mystery series about a North Carolina widow, and it fills most of a 27-title catalogue. Humour, small-town life and women sleuths are the recurring subjects. Miss Julia Happily Ever After (2021) is the last entry.

Ann B. Harrison's catalogue holds 44 books published between 2012 and 2023, all credited to Ann B. Harrison. The Australian outback gives two of the series their names, Australian Outback and Australian Brides, and the others are Cooper's Crossing - Colorado, Watson Brothers, Moore Sisters of Montana, Wishbone, Texas, Curse of Kin and Hansen Brothers. Taming the Outback (2012) opens the run, followed by Outback Cafe, Outback Gold and Outback Thunder in 2013. The Farmer's Christmas Bride (2023) is the newest entry.

The Second World War in Asia runs through Ann Bennett's fiction. Her 22 catalogued books open with Bamboo Heart (2013), also published as A Daughter's Quest, and reach Mandarin Road (2026). The Bamboo Trilogy, Echoes of Empire, the World War Two Orphanage books and the Rose Park Chronicles are the named series. Prisoners of war, the Burma-Siam Railroad, Thailand and fathers and daughters make up the listed subjects. Bennett is actively publishing.

Ann Brashares

19 books• 3 series

Ann Brashares, born on 6 March 1967, is an American young adult novelist best known for The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series. The catalogue lists 19 Brashares books, among them Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2001), The Second Summer of the Sisterhood (2003), Girls in Pants (2005), Forever in Blue (2007) and The Last Summer (2007). The World at Midnight (2026) is the newest title. Westfallen is the other Brashares series on record. Subjects include friendship, best friends, jeans, summer and coming of age.

Ann Chamberlin

23 books• 4 series

Ann Chamberlin is an American historical novelist who writes from a feminist perspective on the Middle East. Chamberlin holds that storytelling exists to argue against whatever views a culture's centres of power hold. Her 23 books run from The Virgin and the Tower (1979) to The Levite's Concubine (2023), and the Ottoman Empire, Turkey, Islam and Gilgamesh appear among the subjects. Her series are Reign of the Favored Women, Valkyries, Joan of Arc Tapestries and the Sword and the Well trilogy. A History of Women's Seclusion in the Middle East is dated 2006.

Ann Charles writes mystery fiction, most of it in series. Her 42 catalogued books run from Dance of the Winnebagos (2011) to Chewed Up By The Jungle (2025) and include the Deadwood Mysteries, Jackrabbit Junction, the Deadwood Undertaker books and a Dig Site Mystery run. Haunted places, funeral homes, single mothers and small-town detection recur across the subjects. Charles also keeps a non-fiction shelf on writing and audience-building, and is still publishing.

Ann Claire writes mysteries in two series, the Christie Bookshop Mysteries and the Cyclist's Guide Mysteries. Five books are catalogued: Dead and Gondola (2022), Last Word to the Wise (2023), A Cyclist's Guide to Crime & Croissants (2024), A Cyclist's Guide to Villains & Vines (2025) and A Cyclist's Guide to Poppies & Predicaments (2026). The run is ongoing.

Ann Cleeves

52 books• 10 series

Ann Cleeves is a British crime writer, born in 1954, with 52 catalogued books spanning 1986 to 2026. The run opens with A Bird in the Hand (1986) and reaches The Dying Light in 2026. Cleeves wrote the Vera Stanhope, Jimmy Perez and Matthew Venn series, and all three have been adapted for television. Raven Black, the first Jimmy Perez novel, won the Duncan Lawrie Dagger in 2006. Other series listings include Palmer-Jones, Inspector Ramsay, Matthew Venn / Two Rivers and Willow Reeves & Jimmy Perez. Subjects include police procedurals, women detectives, England and Scotland.

Ann Gimpel has 95 books catalogued between 2011 and 2023, opening with Psyche's Prophecy (2011), Psyche's Search (2011) and Psyche's Promise (2012). Subjects recorded for the books include fantasy, suspense thrillers and historical fiction. Gimpel's series include Dragon Lore, GenTech Rebellion, Bitter Harvest, Circle of Assassins, Alphas in the Wild, Gatekeeper, Magick and Misfits, Wayward Mage, Wolf Clan Shifters and Earth Reclaimed. Grigori (2023) is the newest title, and no later book is listed.

Ann Girdharry has 10 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2025. London Noir (2017) is the earliest title, followed by The Beauty Killers (2018) and Good Girl Bad Girl (2020). Deadly Lies, Deadly Secrets and The Couple Upstairs all appeared in 2021. I Know You Saw Her (2025) is the newest book.

Ann Granger

45 books• 5 series

Ann Granger writes English village mysteries. Say It with Poison (1991) opens the Mitchell and Markby series, set in the Cotswolds, and the Fran Varady books, the Lizzie Martin and Inspector Ben Ross novels and the Campbell and Carter mysteries follow. Granger's catalogue holds 45 titles and reaches Death on the Prowl in 2024.

Ann H. Gabhart, an American author from Kentucky, has 42 books in the catalogue from A Forbidden Yearning (1978) to A Chance for Kallie Mae (2026). A Heart Divided (1980), The Look of Eagles (1986) and Wish Come True (1988) are among the early titles. Gabhart series include Shaker, Heart of Hollyhill, Rosey Corner, Hidden Springs Mysteries and Crosswinds. Subjects include Shakers, clergy, Christian romance, mystery, fathers and daughters, and Kentucky.

Quilting runs through every series Ann Hazelwood writes: Colebridge Community, East Perry County, Wine Country Quilts and Door County Quilts. Missouri, widows, family secrets and small-town life are the recurring subjects. The Basement Quilt (2012) is the earliest of 23 catalogued titles, and Christmas, She Wrote closed the run in 2023. Nothing new has appeared since.

Ann Hood is an American novelist, short story writer and memoirist. Her work counts fourteen novels, four memoirs, a short story collection, one young adult novel and the ten-book Treasure Chest series for middle readers, inside a catalogue of 35 titles running from Somewhere Off the Coast of Maine in 1987 to The Stolen Child in 2024. Family life, mothers and daughters, twins and friendship recur across the fiction. Hood's essays have appeared in The Paris Review, Ploughshares and Tin House, Hood contributes the Home Economics column to The New York Times Op-Ed page, and Hood teaches in the MFA in Creative Writing programme at The New School in New York City.

Ann Leary's eight catalogued books move between memoir and fiction. An Innocent, a Broad and The Long Weekend opened the run in 2004, Special Delivery followed in 2005 and Outtakes from a Marriage in 2008, then The Good House in 2013, The Children in 2016, The Foundling in 2022 and I've Tried Being Nice in 2024. Premature infants, motherhood, Americans in Great Britain, family life and the spouses of entertainers appear among the subjects.

Ann Leckie

15 books• 2 series

Ann Leckie, born March 2, 1966, is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy. Leckie's debut novel, Ancillary Justice (2013), features artificial consciousness and gender-blindness and won the 2014 Hugo Award for Best Novel along with the Nebula, Arthur C. Clarke and BSFA awards. Ancillary Sword (2014) and Ancillary Mercy (2015) each took a Locus Award. Provenance (2017), Translation State (2023) and Radiant Star (2026) share the Imperial Radch setting, and The Raven Tower (2019) is Leckie's first fantasy novel. The catalogue's 15 titles begin with Hesperia and Glory (2006), and an Imperial Radch short stories and novellas line sits beside the main series.

Ann Liang

10 books• 2 series

Ann Liang, born 8 March 2000, is a Chinese and Australian author known mainly for young adult romance novels. Liang debuted in October 2022 with If You Could See the Sun, which was optioned by Bound Entertainment with Liang attached as an executive producer. A Song to Drown Rivers (2024) marked Liang's adult debut and became a Good Morning America book club pick. Twelve titles are catalogued, with The Lost Life of Sylvia Song due in 2027, and the subjects include fantasy, magical realism and enemies to lovers.

Ann M Martin & Katy Farina is the joint credit on a run of 11 graphic novels published from 2019 to 2026. Karen's Witch (2019) is the first title, followed by Karen's Roller Skates (2020) and Karen's Worst Day (2020). Subject headings include children's fiction, babysitters, siblings and witchcraft. Karen's Surprise (2026) is the newest book, and the pairing continues to publish.

Ann M. Martin

446 books• 24 series

Ann Matthews Martin, born August 12, 1955, is an American writer of children's and young adult fiction and a Smith College graduate. The Baby-Sitters Club, first published in 1986, is the series Martin is known best for, and Martin remains involved with the series and its spin-offs. The catalogue lists 446 books, beginning with Inside Out and Bummer Summer in 1983. Related lines include Baby-Sitters Club Mysteries, California Diaries, Kids in Ms. Colman's Class, Main Street and Doll People. Jessi Ramsey, Pet-sitter: A Graphic Novel (2025) is the newest listed title.

Ann Marie Walker is the credit on 9 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2022. Three appeared in 2015, Reclaim Me, Release Me and Remind Me, followed by Embrace Me (2016), Black Tie Optional (2017), Icing on the Cake (2018), Save the Date (2020), Happy Singles Day (2021) and Lucky Leap Day (2022). The catalogue records three series under this name: Chasing Fire, Wild Wedding and Hashtag Holidays. Catalogued editions run to a median of 269 pages, and nothing later than 2022 is listed.

Ann Martin is the author of The Baby-Sitters Club, a children's series about a group of friends who run a babysitting business. Kristy, Claudia, Stacey, Mary Anne and Dawn take turns as narrators across the books. The catalogue holds 75 titles published between 1986 and 1999, opening with Kristy's Great Idea and reaching The Fire at Mary Anne's House. Friendship, family life and school worries drive the plots, with a mystery strand running alongside, in books averaging 160 pages.

Ann Napolitano is an American novelist whose four catalogued books work in family saga: Irish American households, conflicts between generations, small-town Georgia, the figure of Flannery O'Connor. The run opens with Within Arm's Reach (2004) and reaches Hello Beautiful (2023), with A Good Hard Look (2011) and Dear Edward (2020) in between. Roughly six years separate one Napolitano novel from the next, and nothing has been catalogued since 2023.

Ann O'Loughlin is an Irish journalist and writer with 13 catalogued books from 2015 to 2026. The Secrets of Roscarbury Hall (2015) is the first, and The Judge's Wife, The Ludlow Ladies' Society and An Ocean Between Us follow. Subject tags include Ireland, family secrets, sisters, older women and mothers and daughters. O'Loughlin also writes the Orchid Bay series, and The Secret House in Orchid Bay (2026) is the newest title.

Ann Packer

7 books

Mendocino and Other Stories (1994) opens Ann Packer's catalogue of 7 books, which runs on through The Dive From Clausen's Pier (2002), Songs Without Words (2007) and The Children's Crusade (2015) to Some Bright Nowhere (2025). Packer, born in 1959, writes both novels and short fiction, and holds a James Michener Award along with a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Ann Parker writes historical mysteries set in Colorado silver country. Inez Stannert leads the Silver Rush Mysteries, which open with Silver Lies (2003), winner of the WILLA Literary Award in historical fiction in 2004, and continue through Iron Ties (2006), Leaden Skies (2009), Mercury's Rise (2011), What Gold Buys (2016), A Dying Note (2018), Mortal Music (2020) and The Secret in the Wall (2022). Parker was a finalist for Best Historical Novel in the 2011 Agatha Award and studied at the University of California, Berkeley. The Abigail Summers cozy mysteries make a second series inside 17 catalogued books.

Ann Patchett

21 books• 1 series

Ann Patchett, born 2 December 1963, is an American author whose novel Bel Canto won both the PEN/Faulkner Award and the Orange Prize for Fiction in 2002. A later novel, The Dutch House, reached the finalist list for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. The catalogue records 21 Patchett books, from The Patron Saint of Liars (1992) to Whistler (2026), including Taft, The Magician's Assistant, Run, State of Wonder and Truth and Beauty (2004).

Ann Petry, born 1908 and died 1997, worked in the United States across novels, short stories, children's books and journalism. Her debut, The Street, reached print in 1946 and sold past a million copies, a first for a novel by an African-American woman. The Narrows followed in 1953. Also catalogued are Country Place (1947), The Drugstore Cat (1949), Harriet Tubman (1955), Tituba of Salem Village (1964) and Miss Muriel and Other Stories (1971). The Library of America gathered The Street, The Narrows and some shorter nonfiction into a single 2019 volume. Recorded subjects include witchcraft trials, cats, history and children's fiction.

Ann Purser writes English village mysteries. Lois Meade, a cleaner who investigates, heads the largest series, which begins with Murder on Monday (2002) and names its titles for days of the week. The Ivy Beasley mysteries, set around a retirement community, and the Round Ringford novels fill out the fiction. The catalogue holds 27 books running from 1978 to 2014, the earliest being Looking back at popular entertainment (1978) and You and Your Handicapped Child (1981).

Ann Rinaldi was an American journalist and young adult novelist, known above all for historical fiction, who lived from August 27, 1934 to July 1, 2021. Rinaldi worked as a newspaper columnist before writing novels, eight of which the ALA named notable. In 2000, Wolf by the Ears (1991) was listed among the best young adult novels of the preceding twenty-five years. Rinaldi also contributed to the Dear America series. The catalogue holds 48 books from Term Paper (1980) to Leigh Ann's Civil War (2011), including The Last Silk Dress (1988) and A Break with Charity (1992).

Ann Ripley is the author of the Gardening Mysteries, which feature Louise Eldridge as a fictitious character. Catalogue subjects include women gardeners, women television personalities, women sleuths and Washington, D.C. Mulch (1994) is the first of 10 books, followed by Death of a Garden Pest (1996) and Death of a Political Plant (1998). The Christmas Garden Affair (2002) and Summer Garden Murder (2005) come later, and Death in the Orchid Garden (2006) is the last.

Ann Rule

37 books• 3 series

Ann Rule's books are true crime: case studies of murders, murderers, homicide investigations and the trials that followed. The catalogue holds 37 titles, opening with The Stranger Beside Me (1980) and taking in Lust Killer, The I-5 Killer, Small Sacrifices and the Crime Files line of collections. Lying in Wait and Other True Cases is the last entry, and the catalogue is listed as likely complete.

Every series Ann Sutton writes is a mystery: Dodo Dorchester, Saffron Weald, Percy Pontefract, Chief Inspector Blood, Maggie Malone and Gwendoline Hartwell. The catalogue holds 25 books published between 2020 and 2026, opening with Murder at Farrington Hall (2020) and reaching Murder In Cavendish Square (2026). Murder names most of the titles, among them Murder at the Races (2020), Murder in Limehouse (2021), Murder on the Moors (2021) and Murder on the Med (2022). Sutton is actively publishing.

Ann Swinfen wrote historical fiction and literary criticism. The catalogue opens with In Defence of Fantasy (1984) and reaches The Stonemason's Tale (2018), 29 books in all, with the 2010s the heaviest decade. Christoval Alvarez carries the Chronicles of Christoval Alvarez; Oxford Medieval Mysteries and Fenland are the other series. The Testament of Mariam (2009), A Running Tide (1998) and The Travellers (1997) sit outside them. Great Britain, London, history and fantasy fiction recur as subjects.

Eight books by Ann Wertz Garvin are catalogued, beginning with On Maggie's Watch (2010) and continuing to Tell Two Friends (2026). Recorded subjects run to suburban life, neighborhood watch programs, strangers, grief, drug addiction, women surgeons and dogs. Titles include The Dog Year (2014), I Thought You Said This Would Work (2021) and Bummer Camp (2024). Garvin is still publishing.

Ann Whitford Paul writes picture books in rhyme, at a median of 32 pages. Two subjects recur: quilting and patchwork, in Eight Hands Round: A Patchwork Alphabet (1991) and The Seasons Sewn: A Year in Patchwork (1996), and animals at bedtime, in the If Animals Kissed Good Night series that continues to If Animals Loved Books (2025). Manana, Iguana, Hello Toes! Hello Feet! and Little Monkey Says Good Night sit between them, inside a catalogue of 28 titles.

Anna Banks is an American author, known above all for the Syrena Legacy series, a New York Times bestseller whose film rights were acquired by Mad Hatter Entertainment, a producer on the How to Train Your Dragon franchise. The catalogue credits Banks alone on 11 books published between 2012 and 2022, from Legacy Lost (2012) to The Cinderella Reversal (2022), taking in Of Poseidon (2012), Of Triton (2013), Of Neptune (2014), Joyride (2015) and Nemesis (2016). Recorded subjects include fantasy fiction, mermen, kings and rulers, and human-animal communication.

Historical fiction and time travel sit at the front of Anna Belfrage's subject records, together with Scotland, Great Britain, Maryland, family life and romance. Matthew Graham and Alex Lind are the two fictional characters named in those subjects, and The Graham Saga is the entry in the character records. Belfrage has 23 catalogued books, from A Rip in the Veil (2012) to Queen of Shadows (2026). The King's Greatest Enemy, the Castilian Saga and Time Locket are the other series on file under the Belfrage name.