Authors whose first name starts with A, page 6 of 9

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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 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).

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 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 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 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 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.

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 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 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 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 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.

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 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 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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

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 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 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 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.