Authors whose first name starts with D

D.A. Roberts writes across eight series: the Ragnarok Rising Saga, Code Name: Wild Hunt, Dark Frontiers, Lakeview Man, Infinite Black, Hangman's Legacy, Nightmare Hunter and Mann's Marauders. The catalogue holds 39 books, opening with Blood and Honor and Cold Hunger in 2019 and reaching Cursed Moon in 2026. Curse of the Wendigo, Balefire and Blood Moon are among the titles in the run.

D.D. Black writes crime and thriller fiction across four series: Thomas Austin Crime Thriller, FBI Task Force S.W.O.R.D., Brandon Penny and Silas West Psychological Mystery. The catalogue opened with The Bones at Point No Point (2022) and reaches 23 books by 2026. Black builds titles on place names - Pike Place, Dyes Inlet, Murden Cove, Deception Pass, Friday Harbor - and new entries keep coming.

D.E. Stevenson

47 books• 10 series

D.E. Stevenson wrote novels of domestic and social life, humorous and often romantic. Mrs Tim of the Regiment (1932) and Miss Buncle's Book (1934) open two of the series, with Drumberley, Ryddelton, the Ayrton Family, Bel Lamington and Sarah Morris among the others. Forty-seven books are catalogued from Peter West (1923) onward, the 1940s being the densest decade.

D.H. Lawrence

146 books• 3 series

David Herbert Lawrence, 11 September 1885 to 2 March 1930, was an English novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, travel writer, literary critic and painter. Lawrence's modernist writing examines modernity, social alienation and industrialisation while arguing for sexuality, vitality and instinct. Four novels went through censorship trials over their treatment of sex and their explicit language: The Rainbow (1915), Sons and Lovers (1913), Women in Love (1920) and Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928). The catalogue lists 146 entries, among them The White Peacock (1911), The Trespasser (1912) and the story collection The Prussian Officer (1914), and groups some of them under Sons and Lovers and the Brangwen Family.

Post-apocalyptic military fiction is D.J. Molles's main line. The Remaining opens with the 2012 novel of that name and sets soldiers against plague, bunkers and collapsed civil order; Lee Harden continues from it. Godbreaker, Ashes of Eormun, A Grower's War and Coming Dark follow. Molles has 36 catalogued books, the newest The Peace Child (2026), and keeps publishing.

D.K. Holmberg lives in Minnesota and writes fantasy, young adult fantasy and urban fantasy. His catalogue is unusually large: 287 titles between the short story The Painted Girl (2013) and Requiem of Silence, scheduled for 2027. The Cloud Warrior Saga, The Dark Ability, The Endless War and The Lost Garden are among his series, and the listing adds Queen's Blade, Chain Breaker, the Elder Stones Saga, the Celestial Path, Dragonwalker and Elemental Academy. Voidweave (2026) is the newest published title.

D.K. Hood has 40 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2026. Don't Tell a Soul (2017) comes first and Whisper Through the Pines (2026) is the newest. Hood writes the Detectives Kane and Alton series and the Special Agent Beth Katz series, plus standalone novels. Titles from the early run include Bring Me Flowers, Follow Me Home and The Crying Season (all 2018).

Police procedurals and crime thrillers make up D.S. Butler's catalogue of 31 books. Two detectives lead series of their own, DS Karen Hart and DS Jack MacKinnon, alongside the Harper Grant Mystery books, the East End Series and a set of standalone novels. Butler started with Deadly Obsession in 2012, published Lie To Me in 2026, and has Show No Mercy scheduled for 2027.

D.W. Ulsterman writes crime fiction and thrillers across eight series. The San Juan Islands Mystery books and Bennington P.I. put private investigators at the centre, Mac Walker heads two runs of its own including a Benghazi sequence, and Montana Adventures, the Sultan Saga, Race Wars and Freeze fill out the list. Thirty-eight Ulsterman titles are catalogued, from Dominatus: Liberty. Freedom. Family. (2013) to LUCAS: (2026), with Kill List scheduled for 2027.

Daisy Goodwin

21 books• 6 series

Daisy Georgia Goodwin, born 19 December 1961, is an English screenwriter, TV producer and novelist who created Victoria for ITV and PBS, a show sold to 146 countries. Goodwin's four novels, My Last Duchess / The American Heiress, The Fortune Hunter, Victoria and Diva, were New York Times bestsellers translated into more than ten languages. Goodwin has also curated eight poetry anthologies. The catalogue opens with The Nation's Favourite Love Poems (1997) and 101 Poems That Could Save Your Life (1999), and Diva (2024) is the newest.

Daisy Meadows is the name on the Rainbow Magic children's books, a fantasy line whose subjects include fairies, goblins, Jack Frost and two girls, Kirsty Tate and Rachel Walker. The catalogue opens in 2003 with colour-fairy titles such as Ruby the Red Fairy, Amber the Orange Fairy and Fern the Green Fairy, and runs to Nur the Vlogger Fairy (2023). Sub-series include the Weather, Jewel, Party, Pet Keeper, Dance, Ocean and Showtime Fairies. Magic Animal Friends appears under the same name.

Daisy O'Shea writes the Emerald Isles series. Legend of the Selkie (2023) opens it, followed by The Irish Child, The Irish Family Secret and The Irish Key in 2024, The Irish Daughter in 2025 and The Irish Inheritance in 2026. Six books are catalogued, and O'Shea is actively publishing.

Five books by Daisy Wood are catalogued, published between 2021 and 2026. European cities and the keeping of books give the run its shape: The Clockmaker's Wife (2021), The Forgotten Bookshop in Paris (2022), The Royal Librarian (2024), The Banned Books of Berlin (2025) and The Secrets of Provence (2026). Wood remains actively publishing.

Dakota Cassidy writes humorous paranormal and fantasy romance, with vampires and werewolves among the subjects. The catalogue counts 98 books, starting with An American Werewolf In Hoboken (2004) and Confessions of a Wannabe Witch (2005). Series include Accidentals, Wolf Mates, Ex-Trophy Wives, Plum Orchard, Witchless In Seattle Mysteries, Nun of Your Business Mysteries, Marshmallow Hollow and Witched and Hitched Mysteries. The Accidental Viking is the newest entry, from 2025.

Dakota Krout writes LitRPG fantasy. The catalogue runs to 63 books published between 2016 and 2027, opening with Dungeon Born (2016) and reaching Uncapped (2026), with Jaws of Victory scheduled for 2027. Series include the Divine Dungeon and its Artorian's Archives and Lion's Lineage offshoots, the Completionist Chronicles, Full Murderhobo, Cooking with Disaster, Damsels of Distress and Year of the Sword.

Dakota Willink writes romance and erotica, with 9 books catalogued between 2015 and 2022. Heart of Stone (2015) is the first, followed by Stepping Stone (2016) and Set In Stone (2018). Defined and Untouched came out in 2019, The Sound of Silence in 2020 and Endurance in 2021, and Breaking Stone and Wishing Stone both carry 2022 dates. Stone and Fade Into You are the series names.

Military aviation drives Dale Brown's technological thrillers. Patrick McLanahan and Brad McLanahan are the recurring characters across a catalogue of 52 books that opens with Flight of the Old Dog (1987) and reaches Devil's Fortress (2024). Dreamland, Puppet Master, Nick Flynn and the Jason Richter books are the named series. The United States Air Force, weapons systems, espionage and terrorism fill the subject tags.

Dale Cramer writes Christian fiction, with an Amish strand. Eight books are catalogued between 2002 and 2015: Sutter's Cross (2002), Bad Ground (2004), Levi's Will (2004), Summer of Light (2007) and Kiss of the Jewel Bird (2015), plus the Daughters of Caleb Bender trilogy of Paradise Valley (2010), The Captive Heart (2012) and Though Mountains Fall (2013). Amish life, frontier settlement, miners, orphans and generational conflict are the recorded subjects.

Dale Mayer's catalogue runs to 327 books across romantic suspense, military romance, paranormal fiction and mystery. The series include SEALs of Honor, Heroes for Hire, the K9 Files, Psychic Visions, Hathaway House, the Mavericks, Lovely Lethal Gardens and the Kate Morgan thrillers. Publication started in 2011 and continues to 2027, when Cruz Control follows.

Dalton Fury has 7 books in the catalogue, published between 2008 and 2017. Kill Bin Laden (2008) is the earliest. War and military writing and action adventure are the recorded categories, with subjects covering the United States Army's Delta Force, soldiers, terrorism, al-Qaida and the 2001 Battle of Tora Bora in Afghanistan. Black Site and Tier One Wild both appeared in 2012, followed by Full Assault Mode (2014), One Killer Force (2015) and All Lines Black (2017). The run is likely complete.

DI Nick Dixon is the detective at the centre of Damien Boyd's crime novels, with a second line following DI Bob Willis. Eighteen books are catalogued between 2013 and 2026, from As the Crow Flies (2013) to Seeing Red (2026), taking in Head in the Sand, Kickback, Swansong and Dead Lock. The cases are set in England and turn on murder and serial murder, with rock climbing, horse racing and conspiracy among the recurring subjects.

Dan Abnett

224 books• 95 series

Dan Abnett, born 12 October 1965, is an English novelist and comic book writer. Abnett has written for Marvel Comics and its UK imprint Marvel UK since the 1990s, for 2000 AD and for DC Comics, often in partnership with Andy Lanning. Abnett's Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40,000 novels and graphic novels for Games Workshop's Black Library number several dozen and have sold more than two million copies. Abnett's first original novels came from Angry Robot in 2009. The catalogue lists 224 books from Uther, the Half Dead King (1993) to Legends of the Waaagh! (2026), across series such as Gaunt's Ghosts, Eisenhorn, Ravenor, Guardians of the Galaxy and Aquaman graphic novels.

Dan Ames is a mystery writer with 135 books in the catalogue, from Dead Wood (2011) to The Man Who Chose Wrong (2026), and Body Count listed for 2027. Several series use the Jack Reacher character, including Jack Reacher Cases, Jack Reacher's Special Investigators and Joe Reacher Thrillers. Other lines are John Rockne, Wallace Mack, Wade Carver Thrillers, Lauren Pauling Thrillers and Stolen Time Mysteries. To Find a Mountain (2011) appeared under the name Dani Amore. Private investigators, conspiracies, retired military personnel and westerns are among the recorded subjects.

Dan Brown

11 books• 4 series

Dan Brown, born June 22, 1964, is an American thriller writer. Brown is best known for the Robert Langdon thrillers: Angels & Demons, The Da Vinci Code, The Lost Symbol, Inferno, Origin and, most recently, The Secret of Secrets (2025). Brown's novels are structured as treasure hunts, usually compressed into 24 hours, and turn on cryptography, art and conspiracy theories. The catalogue holds 11 titles from 1995 to 2025, opening with 187 Men to Avoid (1995) and including Digital Fortress (1998), Deception Point (2001) and Wild Symphony (2020). Translations cover 57 languages.

Dan Decker has 71 books catalogued between 2014 and 2026. War of the Fathers (2014) is the earliest title and The Shooter (2026) the most recent. The listing spans named series including War of the Fathers, Blood of the Redd Guard, Mitch Turner Legal Thrillers, Jake Ramsey, Jason Maxfield, Red Night, Dead Man's War and Red Survivor Mission Chronicles, plus standalone novels and shorter work. Decker is recorded as an ongoing author.

Dan Fesperman

14 books• 2 series

Espionage and crime drive Dan Fesperman's fiction. A former Baltimore Sun reporter whose assignments took him to Germany, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Middle East, Fesperman turns that reporting into thrillers about journalists, investigators and intelligence services. The catalogue holds 14 books published between 1999 and 2025, from Lie in the Dark (1999) through Pariah (2025). Two series run inside it, Vlado Petric and Claire Saylor, and Fesperman is still publishing.

Dan Gutman

198 books• 23 series

Dan Gutman is an American writer of mainly children's fiction, born in 1955. The best-known lines are the My Weird School books, The Genius Files and the Baseball Card Adventures, which began with Honus & Me. The catalogue holds 198 books from It Ain't Cheating If You Don't Get Caught (1990) to Mrs. Towne Is a Clown! (2026), including early baseball titles such as Baseball Babylon (1992). Subjects include schools, teachers, baseball, time travel and humorous stories.

Golf and football supplied Dan Jenkins with most of his material, handled as sports humour and sportswriting. Saturday's America (1970) opens the catalogue, Semi-Tough (1972) and Life its Ownself (1984) take up football, and Dead Solid Perfect (1974) and Fairways and Greens (1980) take up golf. The Bobby Joe Grooves series sits inside the run. Twenty-five books date from 1970 to 2018, at a median 272 pages, mixing novels with anecdote collections and sports history.

Medieval history is Dan Jones's subject, most of it non-fiction: Summer of Blood (2009), The Plantagenets (2012), Magna Carta (2014), The Wars of the Roses (2014), The Templars (2017) and Crusaders (2019). Seventeen titles are catalogued through Castles (2026), and Essex Dogs is the one named series. British history from 1066 to 1485, kings and rulers and the Middle Ages fill the subject tags.

Dan Millman writes and lectures in the personal development field. The catalogue of 22 titles opens in 1992 with No Ordinary Moments, Quest for the Crystal Castle and Warrior Athlete, takes in The Life You Were Born to Live (1993), Body Mind Mastery (1999) and Divine Interventions (1999), and closes with Peaceful Heart, Warrior Spirit in 2022. Spiritual life, self-actualisation and the psychology of athletics and physical fitness are the recurring subjects. The film Peaceful Warrior, drawn from one of Millman's books and from his own life, is the work he is best known for.

Dan Padavona's listing holds 90 titles published since 2014. Horror and thriller series carry it: Dark Vanishings, Wolf Lake, Scarlett Bell, Logan and Scarlett, Darkwater Cove, the P.I. Nia Carter thrillers, Scout Mourning and an After Dark horror line. Storberry (2014) is the earliest title and After Midnight (2026) the most recent.

Dan Petrosini writes mysteries, with Luca the recurring figure across A Luca Mystery, the larger of two recorded series; Suspensful Secrets is the other. Twenty-seven books are catalogued between 2011 and 2026, opening with Ambition Cliff and Push Back in 2011 and taking in Am I the Killer? (2015), Vanished (2017), The Serenity Murder (2018) and A Killer Missteps (2019). The Waterside Secret, a Luca thriller, appeared in 2026.

Dan Simmons

41 books• 9 series

Dan Simmons (1948-2026) wrote science fiction and horror, often mixing the two inside a single novel. The Hyperion Cantos is Simmons's central work, opening with Hyperion (1989) and continuing in The Fall of Hyperion (1990); the Ilium cycle is the other major sequence. Song of Kali (1985), his first book, won the World Fantasy Award. Simmons also wrote mysteries and thrillers, some following the recurring character Joe Kurtz, plus standalone horror, short fiction and non-fiction. 41 catalogued titles run to Omega Canyon (2020) at a median of 480 pages, with the 1990s his heaviest decade.

Dan Stone is listed in the catalogue under action and thriller fiction. The recorded novels are Lethal Target and Ultimate Deceit, both from 2023, followed by Hidden Enemy in 2024. Dan Stone is marked as still publishing.

Dan Walsh writes Christian fiction, with subject headings naming families, married people, grandparents, historical settings, suspense and Christmas. The catalogue records 30 books from The Unfinished Gift (2009) to Scandal At The Belmont (2025). The Homecoming (2010), Remembering Christmas (2011), The Deepest Waters (2011) and Autumn Light (2011) are early titles, followed by The Discovery (2012), The Reunion (2012) and The Promise (2013). Series include Jack Turner Suspense, Joe Boyd Suspense, A Forever Home, Homefront, Epic Journeys and Gilded Secrets.

Dan Wells

24 books• 6 series

Dan Wells, born Daniel Andrew Wells on 4 March 1977, is an American author of horror and science fiction. Wells's first published novel, I Am Not a Serial Killer (2009), became a film in 2016. Series in the catalogue are John Cleaver, Partials Sequence, Mirador, Zero Chronicles and Frederick Whithers, and John Wayne Cleaver appears among the subjects alongside serial murders, demonology, robots and survival. The listing holds 24 books from 2009 to 2021, ending with Stargazer (2021). No title has been catalogued since, so Wells is marked dormant.

Dan Willis

25 books• 8 series

Dan Willis is an American fantasy author living in Utah who has written novels for Dragonlance, the setting created by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. Early titles in the catalogue include The Dragon Well (2004), Dragon Knight (2005) and Wizard's Return (2006), and Krynn appears among the subjects. Willis also writes the Dragons of the Confederacy, Arcane Irregulars and Shattered West series, and the subjects also include westerns and historical fiction. Later titles include Lincoln's Wizard (2015), Dead Letter (2018) and In Plain Sight (2018). Center Mass is scheduled for 2027.

Dana Cameron, born 1965, is an American archaeologist who writes crime fiction and urban fantasy, both of them award-winning. Emma Fielding, an archaeologist, is the recurring figure of one strand; Fangborn, which carries vampires and werewolves among its subjects, is another. The catalogue holds 19 books from Site Unseen and Grave Consequences in 2002 to The Bull Dancer in 2024, and also records the a.k.a. Jayne series.

Dana Fuller Ross is one of nine pseudonyms used by Noel Bertram Gerson (1913 to 1988), an American author of 325 books. The Dana Fuller Ross listing holds 13 books from Independence! (1979) to Texas Freedom! (2012), with Nebraska!, Wyoming!, Oregon! and Texas! among the early titles. Wagons West is the linked character name, and the subjects tag westerns and historical fiction. Whip Holt, the Holt family, Cathy Blake and La-ena are characters named in the subjects. The listing runs past Gerson's death in 1988.

Dana Haynes writes thrillers. Crashers (2010) and Breaking Point (2011) opened the catalogue, with aircraft accidents and investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board among the subjects. Daria Gibron and St. Nicholas Salvage & Wrecking are the other two series, the latter giving its name to a 2019 title. Seven books are catalogued in all, through Sirocco (2021) and The Saint of Thieves (2023), and nothing has been added since.

Dana Mentink writes Christian romantic suspense, and the catalogue lists 76 books running to Raging Waters (2026). Early titles include Flashover (2008), Fog Over Finny's Nose (2008), Killer Cargo (2008) and Betrayal in the Badlands (2010). Series include Desert Justice, Security Hounds Investigations, Pacific Coast Private Eyes, Love Unleashed, Gold Country Cowboys, Roughwater Ranch Cowboys, South Dakota Badlands, Stormswept, Ice Cream Shop Mystery, Treasure Seekers and Winds of Danger. Subjects include missing persons, murder investigation and clean and wholesome romance.

Dana Perino, born in 1972, was the 26th White House press secretary, serving under President George W. Bush from 2007 to 2009, and she writes as a political commentator for Fox News and co-host of The Five. Her 5 catalogued books run from And the Good News Is... (2015) to Purple State (2026), taking in Let Me Tell You about Jasper... (2016), Everything Will Be Okay (2021) and I Wish Someone Had Told Me... (2025). Perino also worked as a book publishing executive at Random House.

Dana R Lynn is an award-winning Christian author of romantic suspense for Harlequin's Love Inspired Suspense line. Plain Target (2017) took first place in its category and the overall Grand Prize at the New England Reader's Choice Awards. Lynn belongs to Romance Writers of America, American Christian Fiction Writers and Sisters in Crime. The catalogue lists 38 books from An Inconvenient Courtship (2014) to Rescuer (2026), with Amish Country Justice among the series. Johnnie Alexander is co-credited on 2 books.

Alaska is where most of Dana Stabenow's crime fiction takes place. Kate Shugak, a private investigator, heads the series that carries her name, and Liam Campbell, the Coast Guard books and the Harvey Girl Mysteries follow. Stabenow also wrote the Star Svensdotter, Eye of Isis and Silk and Song sequences. Second Star (1991) opens a 47-book catalogue that reaches The Iron Trail in 2027.

Dandy Smith is catalogued with four books published between 2021 and 2025. One Small Mistake (2021) opens the run, followed by The Perfect Match, also published as How Much Do You Love Me? (2023), then The Wrong Daughter (2024) and The Wedding Vow (2025). No series is recorded against the four, and Smith is still publishing.

Dani Francis has two catalogued books, both in the Silver Elite series: Silver Elite, published in 2025, and Broken Dove, published in 2026. No further titles are recorded, and the series is ongoing.

Dani Pettrey writes Christian romantic suspense, with 19 books catalogued from 2012 to 2026. Submerged (2012) opens the list, followed by Shattered and Stranded (both 2013), Silenced (2014) and Sabotaged (2015). Cold Shot (2016), Blind Spot (2017) and Dead Drift (2018) come after, and Three Steps Behind (2026) is the latest. Series on the author page are Alaskan Courage, Chesapeake Valor, Coastal Guardians and Jeopardy Falls. Alaska, missing persons, serial murder investigation, siblings and mountaineers appear in the subject tags.

Dani Shapiro

11 books

Dani Shapiro, born in 1962, writes novels and memoir in roughly equal measure. Six novels carry the name, among them Family History from 2003, Black & White from 2007 and Signal Fires from 2022; the memoirs are Slow Motion, published in 1998, Devotion in 2010, Hourglass in 2017 and Inheritance in 2019. The catalogue counts 11 books in total, starting at Playing with Fire in 1990. Shapiro has written for The New Yorker, Vogue, Elle and The Oprah Magazine, and launched the iHeartRadio podcast Family Secrets in February 2019.

Danica McKellar is an American actress and mathematics writer. Her maths books for school students begin with Math Doesn't Suck (2007) and continue through Kiss My Math (2008), Hot X: Algebra Exposed (2009) and Girls Get Curves (2012). McKellar then moved to picture books, among them Goodnight, Numbers (2017), Bathtime Mathtime (2018), Ten Magic Butterflies (2018) and The Times Machine! (2020). The catalogue holds 11 titles and ends at Double Puppy Trouble (2022).

Daniel Abraham

17 books• 5 series

Daniel Abraham (Daniel James Abraham, born November 14, 1969) is an American novelist, comic book writer, screenwriter and television producer who also writes as M. L. N. Hanover and, with Ty Franck, as James S. A. Corey. The Long Price Quartet and The Dagger and the Coin are fantasy series, and The Expanse, co-written with Franck, became a television series (2015 to 2022). A Shadow in Summer (2006) is the first of 18 catalogued books. Kithamar is another series, and Judge of Worlds is due in 2027.

Daniel Arenson writes fantasy and science fiction at scale: 99 catalogued books between 2007 and 2026, from Firefly Island (2007) to Starship Nowhere (2026). Dragons run through one group of series, Song of Dragons, Dragon War, Dragonlore, Dawn of Dragons, the Moth Saga and Kingdoms of Sand, and spaceships through another, in Earthrise, Children of Earthrise, Soldiers of Earthrise, Starship Freedom, Freedom Fleet and Alien Hunters. Magic, monsters and imaginary places supply the material.

Daniel Black is an American author, born in 1965. Nine books are catalogued, from They Tell Me of a Home (2005) to Isaac's Song (2025), taking in Perfect Peace (2010), Twelve Gates to the City (2011), The Coming (2015), Listen to the Lambs (2016) and Don't Cry for Me (2022). African American families, fathers and sons, intergenerational relations, Arkansas and the parents of gay men recur across the subjects. Tommy Lee Tyson is the one series listed, and Black continues to publish.

Daniel Carson writes three mystery series. The Hope Walker Mystery line accounts for most of the 15 catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2024, and every one of its titles opens with the words A Hopeless: A Hopeless Heist (2018), A Hopeless Murder (2018), A Hopeless Christmas (2019), on to A Hopeless Sheriff (2021). Carson also writes the Baking School Mystery and Country Barns Mystery series.

Daniel Cole writes serial-killer thrillers. Ragdoll (2017) opens a catalogue of five books and the Fawkes and Baxter series, followed by Hangman (2018) and Endgame (2019), and the catalogue also holds standalone novels, Mimic (2021) and Jackdaw (2023). Serial murder investigation and detective fiction are the subjects throughout, and no title has appeared since 2023.

Daniel Gibbs writes science fiction built around fleets and warships. Echoes of War, Iron Fleet, Battlegroup Z, Deception Fleet, Breach of Faith, Lost Warship, Far Frontier and Galaxy Bridge divide a catalogue of 51 books published between 2018 and 2026. The run opens with Fight the Good Fight (2018) and reaches Decision Point (2026). The novels sit near 394 pages at the median, and Gibbs continues to publish.

Daniel Goleman

63 books• 2 series

Daniel Goleman is an American psychologist and science journalist, born 7 March 1946, who reported on the brain and behavioural sciences for The New York Times for twelve years. Goleman's 1995 book Emotional Intelligence spent a year and a half on The New York Times Best Seller list and is in print in 40 languages. Other subjects in Goleman's writing include self-deception, creativity, meditation, social and emotional learning, ecoliteracy and the Dalai Lama's vision for the future. The catalogue lists 63 books from The Meditative Mind (1977) to Optimal (2024), plus the series Building Blocks of Emotional Intelligence.

Daniel H. Wilson

18 books• 4 series

Daniel H. Wilson, born March 6, 1978, is a novelist and a citizen of the Cherokee Nation. Wilson writes techno-thrillers such as Robopocalypse, The Andromeda Evolution and How to Survive a Robot Uprising, and several of the books have appeared on the New York Times bestseller list. Wilson worked earlier as a robotics engineer and as a television host. The catalogue holds 18 books from How to Survive a Robot Uprising (2005) to Hole in the Sky (2025), with series Robo, Earth 2: World's End and Clockwork Dynasty. Subjects include robots, artificial intelligence, science fiction, superheroes and parody.

Daniel Handler

18 books• 4 series

Under the pen name Lemony Snicket, Daniel Handler wrote the children's series A Series of Unfortunate Events and All the Wrong Questions. Handler is an American writer, musician and television producer born February 28, 1970. A Series of Unfortunate Events became a 2004 film and a Netflix series from 2017 to 2019. The Basic Eight (1999), a satirical first book, was turned down by many publishers over its dark subject matter. The catalogue lists 18 books through And Then? And Then? What Else? (2024), including The Wide Window (2000) and The Grim Grotto (2004).

Daniel Hurst has 87 books in the catalogue, all published between 2020 and 2026. The run opens with 20 Minutes On The Tube (2020) and reaches The Girlfriend's Secret in 2026. A group of 2020 titles share the 20 Minutes prefix, among them 20 Minutes Later, 20 Minutes By The Thames and 20 Minutes Before Christmas, and 20 Minutes is also one of the listed series. The other series are Doctor's Wife, Influencing Trilogy, Perfect Nurse, Hunt Family and My Daughter's Boyfriend. Hurst is still publishing.

Daniel James Brown

4 books

Daniel James Brown is an American author of narrative nonfiction. Four books are catalogued between 2006 and 2021: Under a Flaming Sky (2006), The Indifferent Stars Above (2009), The Boys in the Boat (2013) and Facing the Mountain (2021). The recorded subjects tie the work to a Minnesota forest fire, the Donner Party, overland journeys to the Pacific, the University of Washington and the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. Nothing later than 2021 is catalogued.