Authors whose first name starts with C, page 13 of 16

Ciara St. James has 107 books in the catalogue, all published between 2020 and 2026. Terror's Temptress, Ghost's Beauty, Menace's Siren and Viper's Vixen are among the 2020 titles, and Predator & Stalker's Hailstorm (2026) is the newest. Series include Dublin Falls' Archangel's Warriors MC, Hunters Creek Archangel's Warriors MC, Iron Punishers MC, Pagan Souls of Cherokee MC, Horsemen of Wrath MC, Dark Patriots, Sentinels of Apollo and the Tenillo, Texas universe. Subjects listed are romance, suspense and action and adventure.

Cidney Swanson writes young adult science fiction and romance. The Ripple series opens the catalogue with Rippler, Chameleon and Unfurl, all 2011; Saving Mars follows across Defying Mars, Losing Mars, Striking Mars and Mars Burning; and A Thief in Time, Payback Society and Shadow of Mars come later. Thirty-one books run from 2011 to The Rogue and the Healer (2025).

Cinda Williams Chima

16 books• 4 series

Cinda Williams Chima, born in 1952, writes young adult fantasy and has reached the New York Times bestseller list. The Heir Chronicles, a contemporary fantasy sequence, ran from 2006 to 2008 and gained two further instalments in 2013 and 2014. Seven Realms, high fantasy, appeared between 2009 and 2012, and the Shattered Realms books, set a generation later in that same world, ran from 2016 to 2019. Chima's Runestone Saga opened with Children of Ragnarok in 2022. Sixteen books are catalogued, from The Warrior Heir (2006) to Bane of Asgard (2024).

Cindi Myers writes romantic suspense and romance, with 125 books in the catalogue from Patchwork Hearts (1999) to K-9 in Pursuit (2026). Early titles published as Cynthia Sterling include A Willing Spirit (1999), Great Caesar's Ghost (2000) and A Husband by Law (2001). Myers series include Ranger Brigade, Eagle Mountain Murder Mystery, Eagle Mountain: Search and Rescue, Eagle Mountain: Critical Response, Men of Search Team Seven, Crested Butte, Titled Texans and Eureka, Colorado. Subjects include Colorado, police procedurals, law enforcement romance and missing persons.

Cozy mystery is Cindy Bell's form, and her 186 catalogued books are organised into series such as Dune House Mystery, Chocolate Centered Mystery, Bekki The Beautician, Sage Gardens, Wagging Tail Mystery and Lakeside Cottage Cozy Mysteries. The run starts in 2013 with Hairspray and Homicide, Mascara and Murder and Dead in the Daisies, and extends to Bonbons, Blossoms, and Blame, scheduled for 2027. Bell's books run to a median of 224 pages.

Cindy Callaghan, born around 1976, is an American author of children's books, including middle-grade novels. The catalogue holds 14 of Callaghan's books, dated 2010 to 2022. Just Add Magic (2010) was the debut and became an Amazon television series under the same name. Callaghan's series are Just Add Magic and Lost in Europe. Other titles include Lost in London, Lost in Paris and Lost in Rome. My Big Heart-Shaped Fail (2022) is the newest book.

Cindy Dees writes romantic suspense, with special forces and undercover operations among the subject tags. The catalogue holds 83 books from Behind Enemy Lines (2002) to Where the Sky Begins (2026). Medusa Project, H.O.T. Watch, Charlie Squad, Code: Warrior SEALs, Blackjacks, Runaway Ranch and Doctors Unlimited are among the series, and Hot Soldier Down (2002) and Kill Zone (2004) are early titles. Fantasy also appears in the subjects, alongside the Sleeping King series.

Cindy Gerard is an American writer of romantic suspense and romance, a two-time RITA Award winner who lives in Marengo, Iowa. The catalogue holds 59 books from Maverick (1991) to His Secret to Surrender (2021), including Temptation from the Past (1991), Slow Burn (1992), Dream Lover (1993) and Into the Night (1994). Black Ops Inc., Bodyguards, One-Eyed Jacks, Legend Lake Trilogy and Sons and Lovers are among the series. Bodyguards, ranchers, kidnapping and women journalists appear in the subjects.

Cindy Kirk has 115 catalogued books, with contemporary, western and Christian romance all among the subjects. The Tycoon's Son, Romancing the Nanny and When She Was Bad appeared in 2007, and Claiming the Rancher's Heart and Merry Christmas, Cowboy! followed in 2009. Series include Good Hope, Jackson Hole, Rx For Love, Holly Pointe, Hazel Green and Cornwall Loom & Bark Mysteries. Physicians, widowers, widows, single fathers and nannies also appear in the subjects. The Wishing Gate is dated 2026, and The Dragonfly Journal is scheduled for 2027.

Cindy Nichols has 46 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2027. The catalogue opens with The Chef's Mail Order Bride (2015) and reaches Newport Harbor Lights (2026), with The Beach Shack Blessing listed for 2027. Nichols's series include Newport Beach, Pearl Beach, Vaquita Beach, Winterberry Hollow Christmas, Brides of Archer Ranch, Archer Family Ranch, and the Wild West Frontier Brides also catalogued as Mail Order Brides of Tombstone. Most of the run dates from the 2020s.

Cindy Roland Anderson has 19 catalogued books, dated between 2013 and 2021. The listing opens in 2013 with Fair Catch and Discovering Sophie, and closes with Chasing Moonbeams (2021). Anderson is the sole credited writer on all 19. Two series carry the Anderson name, Georgia Moon Romance and Hudson Brothers. The catalogue has recorded no new Anderson title since 2021.

Cindy Sample is the author of the Laurel McKay Mysteries and the Spindrift Cove Mystery series, with 11 catalogued books published from 2010 to 2025. Laurel McKay is the character named in the catalogue. For the Cindy Sample books in order, start with Dying for a Date and Dying for a Dance (2010), then Dying for a Daiquiri (2013), Dying for a Dude (2014), Dying for a Donut (2015), Dying for a Diamond (2017), Dying for a Deal (2018) and Dying for a Double (2019). Birthdays Are Murder (2022) and Dying for a Decoration (2023) follow, and All's Faire in Love and Murder (2025) is the newest. Subject tags include women detectives, single mothers, dating services and dance teachers.

Cindy Stark's catalogue holds 80 books published between 2012 and 2026. The early titles run to single words - Relentless, Lawless, Branded, Hunted, Wounded, Banished - and the later work moves into cozy mystery series: Cookie Corner, Teas & Temptations, Mystic Village Cozy Mysteries, Sweet Mountain Witches, Crystal Cove, Pinecone Valley, Argent Springs and Blackwater Canyon Ranch. Curious Cookies (2026) is the newest title.

Cindy Steel has 9 books in the catalogue, published between 2020 and 2026. A Christmas Spark (2020) is the first, followed by That Fine Line (2021), Double or Nothing (2022), Stranded Ranch (2022), Faking Christmas (2022), The One with the Kiss Cam (2023) and Rebel Summer (2024). The Bodyguard's Fall and The Cowboy's Game both arrived in 2026. Steel's series is Pride and Pranks.

Amish communities are Cindy Woodsmall's subject across Christian fiction. When the Heart Cries (2006) opens the Sisters of the Quilt trilogy, which continues in When the Morning Comes (2007) and When the Soul Mends (2008). Ada's House, Apple Ridge, Amish Vines and Orchards and the Amish of Summer Grove follow, with non-fiction such as Plain Wisdom alongside. Twenty-seven titles are catalogued, the last of them Until Then in 2023.

Cixin Liu is a Chinese science fiction writer, published in English under that form of his name and a winner of the Hugo Award. Two titles are catalogued: Death's End (2017) and The Redemption of Time (2021). Human-alien encounters, imaginary wars, space flight and survival are the recorded subjects, and nothing later than 2021 is catalogued.

Clair M. Poulson writes Christian suspense and romantic suspense for a Latter-day Saint readership, with murder investigations, kidnappings and private detectives set largely in Utah. Poulson's catalogue holds 48 books between Point of Impact (1988) and Missing (2026). Early titles such as Moroni's Young Warrior (1993) and Gadianton's Foe (1994) draw on Book of Mormon stories, and Samuel Adventure is the one named series. Volumes median 265 pages, and Poulson remains actively publishing.

Claire Allan is a thriller writer from Derry. Her catalogue holds 18 titles published between 2007 and 2025, beginning with Rainy Days & Tuesdays (2007) and reaching People Don't Just Disappear (2025). Feels Like Maybe (2008), Jumping in Puddles (2009), If Only You Knew (2012), The First Time I Said Goodbye (2013), Still You (2015), Her Name Was Rose (2018) and Apple of My Eye (2019) fill out the run. Psychological thriller and suspense are the indexed categories, and women journalists, marriage, depression and self-perception recur as subjects.

Claire Askew, born 10 March 1986, is a Scottish poet and novelist. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from This Changes Things (2016) to Line of Sight (2025). DI Helen Birch is the series the catalogue groups here, and All the Hidden Truths (2018), What You Pay For (2019), Cover Your Tracks (2020), A Matter of Time (2021) and The Dead Don't Speak (2023) sit in the run. Catalogue subjects record English poetry, mystery and detective fiction, suspense and thrillers. Novelista (2021) and How to burn a woman (2022) also appear.

Claire Booth is an American journalist and crime writer. Non-fiction true crime, serial killers and murder case studies sit in the catalogue alongside the Sheriff Hank Worth police procedurals, which run from The Branson Beauty in 2016 to Throwing Shadows in 2025. Eight books are recorded in total, the first being The False Prophet in 2008. Missouri supplies the setting and criminal investigation the subject, and Booth continues to publish.

Claire C. Riley has 48 catalogued books from Limerence (2013) to Property of Tex (2026), and dystopian fiction is the subject tag on record. Limerence 2 followed in 2014, and Beneath Blood and Bone and Shut Up and Kiss Me appeared in 2015. Riley series include Dead Saga, Devil's Highwaymen MC, Devil's Highwaymen Nomads, Bratva Mafia Twins, Kings of Anarchy MC: Colorado and Light & Dark. Claire C. Riley is still publishing.

Claire Contreras writes romance in duets and series - Sins & Deceit, Hearts, Naughty Royals, Cruz Brothers, Contracts & Deceptions, Second Chances Duet and Secret Society. Thirty-two catalogued books open in 2013 with Catch Me, also published as The Wilde One, and reach Isle of Wrath (2026). Contreras remains in active publication.

Claire Delacroix writes historical and medieval romance, with subject tags for knights and knighthood, Scotland, angels and paranormal romance. The catalogue lists 67 books from Romance of the Rose (1993) to One Knight's Bride (2026). Unicorn Bride (1994) and Unicorn Vengeance (1995) are early titles. Delacroix series include Unicorn Trilogy, Bride Quest, Jewels Of Kinfairlie, Rogues Of Ravensmuir, Brides Of Inverfyre, True Love Brides and Champions Of Saint Euphemia.

Claire Douglas is an English author and former journalist whose thrillers, Sunday Times bestsellers, give women the key roles. The catalogue lists The Sisters (2015), Local Girl Missing (2017), Last Seen Alive (2017) and The Text (2017). Later titles include Do Not Disturb (2018), Then She Vanishes (2019), The Couple at No. 9 (2021) and The Girls Who Disappeared (2022). Subjects include secrecy, sisters, twins, home exchanging and stalking victims. The Family Friend (2026) is the newest title.

Claire Farrell has 40 catalogued books, published between 2010 and 2022. A Little Girl in My Room & Other Stories, Sixty Seconds and Thirst all date from 2010, followed by Taunt, Tempt and Verity in 2011 and Adversity, Clarity, Stake You and Taken in 2012. Ava Delaney carries two headings, Ava Delaney and Ava Delaney: Lost Souls, and the other series are Cursed, Stake You, V.B.I. and Peter Brannigan. Shapeshifter (2022) is the newest listed title, and the Claire Farrell listing is dormant.

Claire Hastings has 25 books in this catalogue, dated 2020 to 2026. Can't Fight This Feeling (2020) is recorded as the first title, alongside A Novel Seduction and Caught Up In You in the same year, and More Than My Hometown (2026) is the newest. Out of Bounds (2021), Pressure Point (2021), What I Like About You (2021), Cakewalk (2021) and Assist (2022) fall between. Atlanta Rising Football Club, Hayes Family, Hickory Hills and Indigo Royal Resort are the four series credited to Hastings, and the listing remains open.

Claire Kann's eight catalogued books run from Let's Talk about Love (2018) to The Marriage Narrative (2025). Subject headings cover young adult and children's fiction, romance, friendship, dating, asexual people and African Americans. Kann's listed series is Suitehearts, and Harmony and Heartbreak (2023), Drama and Destiny (2024) and Looking for Love in All the Haunted Places (2024) are among the recent titles. Kann is still publishing.

Claire Keegan

6 books• 1 series

Claire Keegan, born 1968, is an Irish author of short stories and novellas. Keegan's stories have run in The New Yorker, Best American Short Stories, Granta and The Paris Review, and two of the novellas have been adapted as films. The catalogue lists 6 books: Antarctica (1999), Walk the Blue Fields (2007), Foster (2010), The Forester's Daughter (2019), Small Things Like These (2020) and So Late in the Day (2023). Ireland and foster care are among the subjects.

Claire Kells has 4 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2023. The run opens with Girl Underwater (2015), then Vanishing Edge (2021), An Unforgiving Place (2022) and Forgotten Trail (2023). One series is recorded against her name, National Parks Mystery. No new title has appeared since 2023, and the catalogue is marked dormant.

Claire Kingsley has 41 books in the catalogue, published from 2016 to 2026. The earliest titles include Always Have, Always Will, Behind His Eyes and One Crazy Week (all 2016), and the newest is Peaks and Promises (2026). Kingsley's series are Jetty Beach, Bailey Brothers, Haven Brothers, Miles Family, Dirty Martini Running Club and Book Boyfriends.

Claire Legrand

16 books• 4 series

Claire Legrand writes children's and young adult fiction, novels and short stories alike. The Empirium trilogy, published by Sourcebooks Fire, is the best known work and reached the New York Times bestseller list. Sixteen books are catalogued from The Cavendish Home for Boys and Girls (2012) to A Rose of Blood and Binding (2026), taking in Winterspell (2014), Foxheart (2016), Furyborn (2018), Sawkill Girls (2018) and Lightbringer (2020). Magic, fairy tales, missing children and orphanages recur as subjects.

A debut novel put Claire Lombardo on the New York Times bestseller list: The Most Fun We Ever Had (2019), which also took a place on the longlist for the Women's Prize for Fiction. Lombardo is an American novelist, and two titles are catalogued under her name. Same As It Ever Was arrived five years later, in 2024, and Lombardo is still publishing.

Claire McGowan writes thrillers and suspense, and Paula Maguire is the named series. Of 22 catalogued books, the first is The Fall (2012) and the newest The Other Couple (2026). The Lost (2013), The Dead Ground (2014), The Silent Dead (2015), Blood Tide (2017) and The Other Wife (2019) come in between. Northern Ireland, forensic psychologists, kidnapping and missing persons feature in the subjects.

Claire McNab writes lesbian crime fiction set largely in Australia. Detective Inspector Carol Ashton heads the longest series, opening with Lessons in Murder in 1988, and the Denise Cleever thrillers and Kylie Kendall mysteries follow with an intelligence officer and a private investigator. Policewomen, women detectives and lesbian relationships run through 33 books, reaching Aspects of the Heart in 2020 at a median of 201 pages.

Claire Messud

10 books

The catalogue holds 10 books by Claire Messud, from When the World Was Steady (1994) to This Strange Eventful History (2024). Messud, born October 8, 1966, is a novelist with American, Canadian and French ties and a professor of literature and creative writing. The Emperor's Children (2006) is the novel most associated with Messud. For the Claire Messud books in order, The Last Life (1999) and The Hunters (2001) come before it, and The Woman Upstairs (2013) and The Burning Girl (2017) after.

Claire North

16 books• 2 series

Claire North is a pen name of the British writer Catherine Webb, who also publishes fantasy as Kate Griffin. As North, Webb writes science fiction and thrillers, and novels drawn from Homer. Reincarnation, time travel, revenge and the end of the world run through the work. The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August (2014) opens 16 catalogued books; the Gameshouse novellas and the Penelope series follow, alongside Touch (2015), 84K (2018) and The Pursuit of William Abbey (2019).

Claire Shaw has 23 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026. Five series are listed under Shaw's name: Sons Of Havoc MC, Sons Of Havoc MC Texas Chapter, Sons of Havoc: Phoenix, Royal Bastards MC Memphis Chapter and Raven Kings MC. Unbreakable Love (2019) opens the catalogue and Cass (2026) is the newest title. Listed titles include Merry Havoc Christmas (2021), Women of York (2021), Bishop (2022) and Joker (2022). Output concentrates in the 2020s, at an average of 0.3 years between titles, and Shaw is actively publishing.

Two detective series make up Clara Benson's work: the Angela Marchmont Mysteries and the Freddy Pilkington-Soames Adventures. Benson's 25 catalogued books open with The Murder at Sissingham Hall (2013) and run to A Case of Intrigue in Islington (2025). Benson continues to publish.

Clara McKenna writes historical mysteries across two series. The Hattie Davish books open the catalogue with A Lack of Temperance (2012), and the Stella and Lyndy mysteries begin at Murder at Morrington Hall (2019). Thirteen catalogued books reach Murder at Pellhurst Pond in 2026, with murder investigation and American history among the subjects.

Clara Pines is the author of the Trinity Falls Sweet Romance series, including its Icicle Christmas, Home for Christmas and Village Christmas sub-series, and of Angel Mountain Christmas. The catalogue counts 38 books from Cowboy's Christmas Nanny (2022) to Sweet Trouble (2026). Cowboy's Bookshop Bride (2023), Firefighter's Fake Fiancée (2023) and Sheriff's Treasured Teacher (2023) are among the titles.

Clare Boyd writes suspense and thrillers, and catalogue subjects record family secrets and missing children. Eight Boyd books are listed between 2018 and 2024. Little Liar and Three Secrets both appeared in 2018, then Her Closest Friend (2019), My Perfect Wife (2020), The Pretty One (2021), The Villa (2022), The Wedding Night (2023) and After I'm Gone (2024). Boyd is the only credited author across the catalogue, which marks the run ongoing.

Clare Chambers

11 books• 1 series

Clare Chambers, born in 1966, is a British novelist who has worked across several genres. Learning to Swim took the Romantic Novelists' Association's Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 1999. The novels run from Uncertain Terms (1993) through Back Trouble (1994), A Dry Spell (2000), In A Good Light (2004), The Editor's Wife (2007), Bright Girls (2009) and Burning Secrets (2011), to Small Pleasures (2021) and Shy Creatures (2024). Recorded subjects include families, friendship, young women, and brothers and sisters.

Criminal investigation drives Clare Chase's 30 catalogued books, published between 2016 and 2026. The run opens with You Think You Know Me and reaches Mystery at the Lantern Theatre. Chase writes five series: the Eve Mallow Mysteries, the Tara Thorpe Mysteries, the Bella Winter Mysteries, the Nate and Ruby Mysteries, and London and Cambridge. Chase continues to publish.

Clare Connelly writes contemporary romance, with subject tags that include billionaires, marriage and Christmas. The catalogue lists 112 books from 2014 to 2025, opening with The Billionaire's Christmas Revenge (2014); Bought by The Sheikh and The Medici Mistress appeared the same year. Connelly series include Montebellos, Henderson Sisters, Casacelli Family Saga, Notorious Harts, Cape Hope and Darling Buds of May Cafe. The latest listed title is Settling the Score (2025), and Clare Connelly remains active.

Before turning to fiction, Clare Francis sailed single-handed across the Atlantic twice. The British novelist, born 17 April 1946 and appointed MBE, was the first woman to skipper a successful boat in the Whitbread Around the World race. The catalogue lists 14 books from 1977 to 2008, opening with Come Hell Or High Water and Woman Alone (both 1977). Later titles include Night Sky, Red Crystal, Wolf Winter, Deceit and Betrayal, ending with Unforgotten (2008). Subject tags include thrillers, sailors and the Observer Single-handed Trans-Atlantic Race.

Clare Leslie Hall is the author of Broken Country, one of 3 books listed under the name in this catalogue. The other two are Days You Were Mine and Pictures of Him, and all three entries carry the date 2025.

Clare Lydon is the author of the London Romance and All I Want series. The catalogue records 37 books, from London Calling (2014) to Girlfriend Goals (2026). Titles in the list include The Long Weekend (2014), Once Upon a Caravan (2015), All I Want For Christmas (2015) and It Had To Be You (2016). Clare Lydon is still publishing.

Clare MacKintosh

14 books• 5 series

Clare Mackintosh is a British author with 14 books in the catalogue, opening with I Let You Go (2014) and running to It's Not What You Think (2026). I See You (2016), Let Me Lie (2018), After the End (2019), Hostage (2021), The Last Party (2022) and A Game of Lies (2023) are among the titles. Listings cover the DC Morgan and Butler series, standalone novels, short stories and non-fiction. Subjects include psychological thrillers, mystery, traffic accident victims and London.

Clare Marchant writes historical fiction, mostly Tudor and Renaissance. Seven books run from The Secrets of Saffron Hall (2020) to The Alchemist's Secret (2026), taking in The Queen's Spy (2021), The Mapmaker's Daughter (2022), The House of the Witch (2024) and Daughter of the Tarot (2025). Women in medieval, Tudor and Renaissance England, often in rural settings, are Marchant's standing subject. The catalogue stays open.

Clare Pollard is a British poet, novelist and playwright, born in England in 1978, who also works as a literary translator and prize jury critic. Pollard became a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 2024. The catalogue lists 12 books from The Heavy-Petting Zoo (1998) to Lives of the Female Poets (2025), including Bedtime (2002), Ovid's Heroines (2014), Delphi (2022) and The Modern Fairies (2024).

Clare Pooley is a British novelist and memoirist with 4 published books. The Sober Diaries (2017) began the run as a memoir of recovery from alcoholism. Her first novel, The Authenticity Project (2020), reached the New York Times bestseller list and won the Romantic Novelists' Association award for a debut romantic novel in 2021. Iona Iverson's Rules for Commuting (2022), published in Britain as The People on Platform 5, followed, then How to Age Disgracefully (2024). Strangers, London and family life are Pooley's recurring material.

Clare Sager has 17 books in the catalogue, from A Thief & a Gentlewoman (2018) to King of Ravens (2026), with Queen of Thorns scheduled for 2027. Sager's series are Beneath Black Sails, Shadows of the Tenebris Court, Counterfeit Contessa, Upon a Broken Throne, Prince & the Thief and Bound by a Fae Bargain. Other listed titles include A Sleuth & a Charlatan, Across Dark Seas and The Thief's Gambit. Clare Sager is still publishing.

Clare Swatman has 11 books in the catalogue, from Before You Go (2017) to The Garden of Shared Stories (2025). The Mother's Secret, Dear Grace, Before We Grow Old, How to Save a Life and The Lost Letters of Evelyn Wright are among the titles in between. Subjects recorded for the books include romance, man-woman relationships, life change events and college students. Swatman is still publishing, and the median book runs to 352 pages.

Hopalong Cassidy is the character Clarence Mulford built a western catalogue around, from Bar-20 (1906) and Hopalong Cassidy (1910) through to Hopalong Cassidy Serves a Writ (1941). Texas, New Mexico, Montana and the wider American West supply the settings, and the Bar-20 name recurs across the run in Bar-20 Days (1911), The Man from Bar 20 (1918) and Bar-20 Three (1921). 28 titles are catalogued in all.

Clarice Lispector

26 books

Clarice Lispector (1920–1977) was a Ukrainian-born Brazilian novelist and short story writer. Her fiction turns inward on intimacy and introspection and reworks narrative form as it goes, and Near to the Wild Heart (1943) and The Hour of the Star (1977) are the works she is best known for. Born to a Jewish family in western Ukraine, Lispector moved to Brazil with her family as an infant. 26 books are catalogued here, from Near to the Wild Heart (1943) through The Passion According to G.H. (1964), with English translations still appearing as late as 2025.

Clarissa Wild is a Dutch author of dark romance and contemporary romance, born and raised in the Netherlands, with bestseller listings in both the New York Times and USA Today. Wild is an author with ASD. The catalogue holds 67 books from 2013 to 2026, beginning with titles such as A Seductive Deal and Blissful 1 in 2013 and reaching Boys Who Crave in 2026. Series include Spine Ridge University, Fierce, Savage Men, Billionaire's Bet, Delirious, Indecent Games and Dellucci Mafia Duet. Recorded subjects include suspense, BDSM, new adult fiction and military settings.

Clark Ashton Smith

75 books• 12 series

Clark Ashton Smith was an American writer of fantasy, horror and science fiction, a poet and an artist, who lived from 1893 to 1961. Smith first drew notice in California for traditional verse in the manner of Swinburne, and is grouped with the West Coast Romantics beside Joaquin Miller, George Sterling and Nora May French, under the names The Last of the Great Romantics and The Bard of Auburn. Tales of Zothique, the Averoigne cycle and the Book of Hyperborea gather his invented worlds. The catalogue records 75 Smith titles from The Star-Treader (1912) onward.

Claude Bouchard is the author of the Vigilante series and 18 catalogued books from 2009 to 2020. Four titles are dated 2009: Vigilante, Mind Games, The Consultant and The Homeless Killer. The run continues with 6 Hours 42 Minutes (2011), ASYLUM (2011), Discreet Activities (2012), Femme Fatale (2013) and Thirteen to None (2013). The Paradise Piracy (2020) is the most recent, and the catalogue is marked likely complete.

Claudia Carroll writes humorous Irish fiction about single women, friendship and romance. Carroll's 23 books start with Cherish The Dream (1996) and reach The Life Rules of Hilda Pride (2026). Her titles often read as spoken asides, such as Remind Me Again Why I Need A Man (2005) and If This is Paradise, I Want My Money Back (2009). Primrose Square is the series in the catalogue.

Claudia Gray

38 books• 13 series

Claudia Gray is the pen name of Amy Vincent, an American novelist working in science fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, cozy mystery, paranormal romance and young adult fiction. Evernight, one of the series Gray is best known for, is also the title of the first catalogued book (2008); Stargazer (2009), Hourglass (2010) and Afterlife (2011) follow. Gray's Star Wars novels include Lost Stars, Bloodline, Leia, Princess of Alderaan, Into the Dark and The Fallen Star. The 38 listed books also cover Firebird, the House of El Trilogy and Mr. Darcy & Miss Tilney, and the newest title is The Fatal Unpleasantness at Netherfield (2026). Vampires, boarding schools, witches and ghosts are recorded subjects.