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Daniel Kalla is a Canadian physician and novelist who writes medical thrillers and historical fiction. Born in Vancouver in 1966, Kalla studied mathematics and then medicine at the University of British Columbia, took a screenwriting course at Simon Fraser University, and served as director of Emergency Medicine at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver. His father and grandfather practised medicine before him, and his grandfather left Czechoslovakia weeks before the Nazi annexation of 1939. Sixteen catalogued books run from Pandemic (2005) to The Deepest Fake (2025), the Adler Family and Dr. Noah Haldane series among them.

Daniel Kraus

22 books• 2 series

Daniel Kraus, born in 1975, is an American author known for collaborations with George A. Romero and Guillermo del Toro. The Living Dead (2020) was co-authored with Romero; Whalefall (2023) and Angel Down (2025) followed, and Angel Down took the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Kraus has published 22 novels along with three graphic novels, and a non-fiction book is due in 2026. Horror, death and coming of age recur as subjects, in books that include Rotters (2011), Scowler (2013) and The Death and Life of Zebulon Finch. Kraus became Booklist's Books for Youth editor in 2012.

Daniel Mason

7 books

Daniel Mason is an American novelist and physician who writes historical fiction. His 7 catalogued books run from The Piano Tuner (2002) to Country People (2026), by way of A Far Country (2007), Death of the Pugilist (2008), The Winter Soldier (2018), A Registry of My Passage upon the Earth (2020) and North Woods (2023). Burma, the First World War, piano technicians and siblings are the recorded subjects. Mason is actively publishing.

Daniel Miller has 5 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2025. The run opens with The Tree of Knowledge (2021), followed by Of Good and Evil (2022) and The Tree of Life (2023), then The Orphanage by the Lake (2025) and The Red Letter (2025). No series is recorded for the catalogue, and Miller is actively publishing.

Daniel Palmer writes suspense and psychological thrillers. Ten catalogued books run from Delirious (2011) to My Wife is Missing (2022), and the last four - Saving Meghan (2019), The New Husband (2020), The Perfect Daughter (2021) and My Wife is Missing (2022) - carry the name D.J. Palmer. Family secrets, brothers, single fathers, mental illness and New Hampshire recur as subjects, across books of a median 416 pages. No new title has followed since 2022.

Daniel Silva

30 books• 3 series

Daniel Silva writes espionage thrillers. The catalogue holds 30 books between The Unlikely Spy (1995) and Ransom (2026), with the Gabriel Allon novels as the main sequence, a shorter Michael Osbourne series beside it, and several standalone titles. Art restorers, assassins, terrorism and Israeli intelligence officers run through the subject tags. Silva is still publishing.

Daniel Suarez

9 books• 4 series

Daniel Suarez is an American novelist, born 21 December 1964, who writes science fiction and techno-thrillers. Suarez published first under the pen name Leinad Zeraus, the author's own name reversed. Nine catalogued books run from Daemon (2006) to All the Childhood You Can Afford and Heir Apparent, both 2025; Daemon and Delta-V are the two series and the rest stand alone. Human-computer interaction, computer programmers, women scientists and special forces recur as subjects, across novels of a median 480 pages.

Daniel Woodrell (1953–2025) was an American novelist and short story writer. Woodrell set most of the fiction in the Missouri Ozarks among the rural poor, and coined the term country noir for Give Us a Kiss (1996); reviewers then applied it to the rest of the work. The Rene Shade novels came first and take place in Louisiana: Under the Bright Lights (1986), Muscle for the Wing (1988) and The Ones You Do (1988). Eleven titles are catalogued in all, including Tomato Red (1998), Winter's Bone (2006), The Outlaw Album (2011) and The Maid's Version (2013).

Daniela Romero has 11 catalogued books between 2020 and 2024. Wicked Devil (2020) comes first, followed by Cruel Devil and Savage Devil (both 2021). Series credited to Romero are Hellbound Hearts, Devils of Sun Valley High and Boys of Richland. Titles from 2022 include Vicious Little Liar, Cruel Wolves and Devious Deceptions and The Savage, and The Replay (2024) is the newest.

Danielle Allen has 51 books catalogued from Back to Life (2013) to Big Girl Blitz (2026). Back to Reality followed Back to Life in 2013, and Heartache and Heartfelt came out in 2015. Series include Back to Life, Heartache, Hot Holiday Hookups, Disasters in Dating, Women of V, Curve, Zola Duet, One Duet and Tales from Hamilton University.

Danielle Arceneaux writes the Glory Broussard Mystery series, filed under amateur sleuth, women sleuths, and African American and Black mystery. Two books are catalogued: Glory Be (2023) and Glory Daze (2025). Arceneaux continues the series.

Danielle Collins writes cozy mysteries. Six series make up the catalogue: Margot Durand, Hearts Grove, the Florida Keys Bed & Breakfast Cozy Mystery, Pearl Sands Beach Resort, the Hannaford British Cozy and the Skye Williams Kenyan Cozy Mystery. Forty books are catalogued between 2017 and 2025, starting with Croissants and Corruption (2017) and reaching Body on the Beach (2025). The 2017 titles pair food with crime, among them Bakeries and Bodies, Muffins and Murder, Pastries and Pilfering and Desserts and Deception. Collins is still publishing.

Danielle Garrett has 66 books in the catalogue, published from 2016 to 2026. A Witch of a Day (2016) is the first, and Whipped Cream and Werewolves (2026) is the newest. Garrett's series include Beechwood Harbor Magic Mystery, Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mystery, Nine Lives Magic, Sugar Shack Witch Mysteries, Touch of Magic Mystery and Haven Paranormal Romance. Early titles include Murder's a Witch (2016), Twice the Witch (2016) and Ghosts Gone Wild (2017).

Crime and medical thrillers are Danielle Girard's territory: medical examiners, women physicians and murder investigations in San Francisco run through her subject matter. Three series carry the work, the Rookie Club, Dr. Schwartzman and Badlands Thriller. Eighteen titles span Savage Art (2000) to Pinky Swear (2026), and Girard is still publishing.

Two fantasy titles by Danielle Jensen are catalogued, both from the Bridge Kingdom sequence: The Traitor Queen, its second book, published in 2020, and The Endless War, its fourth, published in 2023. Both run to around 500 pages. Nothing further has been catalogued since 2023.

Danielle L. Jensen writes young adult fantasy, catalogued for grades 6-8. Trolls, witches, fairies and magic run through the books, which open with Stolen Songbird (2014) and reach The Tempest Blade (2026). Twenty-five titles are catalogued across five series: the Malediction Trilogy, Dark Shores, the Bridge Kingdom, the Sundering Duet and the Saga of the Unfated. Jensen continues to publish.

Dark romance is Danielle Lori's register: mafia families, arranged marriages, age-gap and bodyguard pairings, forbidden love and obsession. The 5 catalogued books open with A Girl Named Calamity (2016) and A Girl in Black and White (2017), then move to The Sweetest Oblivion (2018), The Maddest Obsession (2019) and The Darkest Temptation (2020). The Alyria series sits within that run. No book has followed 2020.

Danielle Paige writes children's fantasy fiction. Oz, Dorothy, witches, magic, rulers and the contest between good and evil recur as subjects across the catalogue. Paige's 25 titles were published between 2013 and 2024, opening with No Place Like Oz (2013) and closing with Spell of the Sinister: A Fairy Godmother Novel (2024). The catalogue groups into Dorothy Must Die with its short stories and novellas, Stealing Snow, and Wish of the Wicked.

Across 194 catalogued books, Danielle Steel writes contemporary romance and family drama: love stories, marriages, widowhood and the turns that reshape a life. The run starts with Going Home (1973) and continues through Celebration, with 24 Hours scheduled for 2027. Steel's catalogue also holds children's picture books, short stories and non-fiction beside the standalone novels that make up most of it.

Danielle Stewart has 73 books catalogued between 2013 and 2026, starting with Chasing Justice (2013) and running to The Last Three Seconds (2026). Series by Stewart include Barrington Billionaires, Missing Pieces, Piper Anderson, Piper Anderson Legacy Mystery, Edenville, Detective Charlize Carson, Rough Waters and Broken Mirror. Subjects recorded for the books include man-woman relationships, brothers and sisters, single mothers and child custody. Danielle Stewart is still publishing.

Danielle Trussoni

8 books• 2 series

Danielle Trussoni is an American novelist whose books have reached the New York Times, USA Today and Sunday Times Top 10 lists and appeared in 33 languages. Trussoni graduated from the Iowa Writers Workshop as a Maytag Fellow, sat as a Pulitzer Prize in Fiction jurist, and wrote the Dark Matters column for the New York Times Book Review from 2018 to 2023. Eight books are catalogued, from Falling Through the Earth (2006) through the Angelology novels to The Puzzle Master (2023) and The Puzzle Box (2024). Angels, the Vietnam War, fathers and daughters and mental health recur as subjects.

Danielle Valentine began publishing in 2022 with How to Survive Your Murder. Four more books follow: Delicate Condition (2023), Two Sides to Every Murder (2024), The Dead Husband Cookbook (2025) and Deadly Little Lessons (2026). Valentine is actively publishing.

Dannika Dark writes paranormal romance, and vampires are a recorded subject across the catalogue. The 40 books run from Sterling (2011) to The Forsaken (2026). Three series are listed: Mageri World, Crossbreed and Black Arrowhead. Early titles include Impulse and Twist (2012), Seven Years and Shine (2013), and Five Weeks, Four Days and Six Months (2014). Every book is credited to Dark alone, and the catalogue is marked as ongoing.

Dante Alighieri

11 books• 1 series

Dante Alighieri (c. 1265–1321) was an Italian poet, writer and philosopher. His Divine Comedy, the Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso, is counted among the most important poems of the Middle Ages and the greatest literary work in the Italian language. Dante called the poem simply Comedìa; Giovanni Boccaccio attached the word Divina to it later. Eleven works are catalogued under his name, among them the Convivio, De Vulgari Eloquentia, De Monarchia and the Rime, and English translations account for much of the listing.

Regency romance is the whole of Daphne Byrne's output: 53 books in five years, spread across a dozen series including Regency Second Chances, Dukes of Surrender, Bluestockings Ruined, Vows of Sin, Unwanted Wives and Scandalous Conveniences. Dukes, earls, rakes and spinsters fill the titles, from A Deal with the Duke of Ice (2022) to Reclaimed by Her Scottish Duke in 2026.

Suspense in English settings runs through Daphne Du Maurier's fiction, alongside historical novels, horror and biography. Jamaica Inn (1936), Rebecca (1938) and Frenchman's Creek (1941) belong to the 1930s and 1940s, and the catalogue is densest in the 1950s. Forty-four titles are listed, from The Loving Spirit (1931) to editions dated 2025, short story collections and family biography included.

Daphne Elliot writes romance, with 24 catalogued books from 2021 to 2027. Series are Rossi Family, Maine Lumberjacks, Lovewell Lumberjacks, Quinn Brothers and Maplewood. Finding You, Keeping You, Trusting You and Rediscovering Us date from 2021, followed by Embracing You, Holding You, Resisting You and Dad Bod Bartender in 2022, and Wood Riddance in 2023. Sugar & Shadows appeared in 2026, and Timber & Temptation is scheduled for 2027.

Daphne Loveling is the author of 34 catalogued books, published from 2015 to 2024. Throttle (2015) opens the list, and Iron and Fire (2024) is the newest. Loveling's series are Lords of Carnage MC, Lords of Carnage Ironwood MC, Stone Kings MC, Royal Bastards MC: Minneapolis, MN, Los Perdidos MC and Springville Rockets.

Darby Kane's catalogue holds three books, all recent: Such a Clever Girl and He Had It Coming, both published in 2026, with Don't Blame the Wife scheduled for 2027. Kane is at the start of an active publishing run.

Darci Hannah started in historical fiction with The Exile of Sara Stevenson (2010) and The Angel of Blythe Hall (2011), then turned to cozy mysteries. The Beacon Bakeshop series, the Food and Spirits Mysteries and the Very Cherry Mysteries carry the later work, from Cherry Pies and Deadly Lies (2018) to Murder at the Campfire Cookout. Fourteen books are catalogued, and A Toast to Agatha Christie's Ghost arrives in 2027.

Darcy Burke writes historical and contemporary romance, and the catalogue counts 77 books from Her Wicked Ways (2012) to A Whisper of Fate (2026). What the Scoundrel Desires is due in 2027. Series include Phoenix Club, Untouchables, Ribbon Ridge, Rogue Rules, Secrets & Scandals, Legendary Rogues, Matchmaking Chronicles, Spitfire Society and Only Murders in the Square. Subjects include the upper class, criminals, suspense and Oregon.

Darcy Coates is an Australian novelist of horror, gothic horror, thriller and suspense. The catalogue lists 36 Coates books, from Once Returned (2013) to How Bad Things Can Get (2025). The Haunting of Blackwood House, Dead Lake and Quarter to Midnight all date from 2015. Series include Gravekeeper, Black Winter, Ghosts and Shadows and Cymic Parasite Breach, next to standalone novels and short fiction.

Darren Shan

67 books• 7 series

Darren Shan is the pseudonym of Darren O'Shaughnessy, an Irish writer born on 2 July 1972. The Saga of Darren Shan, The Demonata and Zom-B are the young adult series O'Shaughnessy is best known for. The Saga of Darren Shan became a manga from 2006 to 2009 and a live-action film in 2009, and a prequel, The Saga of Larten Crepsley, followed from 2010 to 2012. Koyasan and The Thin Executioner are other children's books under the Shan name, and Archibald Lox was self-published from 2020 to 2022. The catalogue lists 67 books from 1999 to 2022, with vampires, demonology, zombies and horror among the subjects.

Six mystery series make up most of Daryl Wood Gerber's 33 catalogued books: Cookbook Nook Mysteries, Fairy Garden Mystery, Aspen Adams, French Bistro Mystery, Literary Dining Mysteries and An Aroma Wellness Mystery. Gerber writes women-sleuth mysteries built around cooking, bookstores and California settings. The run opens with Final Sentence (2013) and continues to Murder in a Lavender Daze (2026).

Darynda Jones writes paranormal mystery and romance, 34 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2024. Charley Davidson, a private investigator who also works as a medium, carries the longest series, opening with First Grave on the Right (2011) and continuing through Second Grave on the Left (2011), Third Grave Dead Ahead (2012) and Fourth Grave Beneath My Feet (2012). Betwixt & Between, Sunshine Vicram and NeverNeath form further groupings. Graveyard Dog is the newest title.

Dashiell Hammett

25 books• 2 series

Dashiell Hammett (May 27, 1894 – January 10, 1961) was an American author of hard-boiled detective novels and short stories, and also a screenwriter and political activist. Hammett created Sam Spade of The Maltese Falcon (1930), Nick and Nora Charles of The Thin Man (1934), the Continental Op of Red Harvest and The Dain Curse (both 1929), and the comic strip figure Secret Agent X-9. The catalogue holds 25 titles, from The Barber and His Wife (1922) through The Glass Key (1931) to The Continental Op Casebook, Vol. 1 (2025). San Francisco, private investigators and gangs are recorded subjects.

Dav Pilkey

86 books• 12 series

Dav Pilkey, born David Murray Pilkey Jr. on March 4, 1966, is an American comic book writer, author and illustrator of children's fiction. Captain Underpants and the graphic novel spin-off Dog Man are the series Pilkey is best known for. Dog Man appears under the pen names George Beard and Harold Hutchins, which are also the names of the two Captain Underpants protagonists. The catalogue holds 86 books from World War Won (1987) to A Sprinkle in Time (2026), and the Dragon, Dumb Bunnies, Ricky Ricotta and Cat Kid Comic Club lines also feature.

Dave Barry

56 books• 7 series

Dave Barry writes humour, most of it non-fiction. The catalogue holds 56 titles, from The Taming of the Screw (1983) through Dave Barry's Bad Habits (1985), Dave Barry Slept Here (1989), Dave Barry Turns Forty (1990) and Dave Barry Talks Back (1991) to Class Clown in 2025. The Peter and the Starcatchers and Never Land children's books, written with Ridley Pearson, sit beside the essays.

Dave Bartell is listed under Action / Thriller, with 12 books published from 2018 to 2026 and the Darwin Lacroix series in the catalogue. Roman Ice (2018) is the first title. Later books include Templar's Bank (2020), Corsican Gold (2021), Tuscan Hoax (2021), Sinai Deceit (2022), Genesis Plague (2023) and Louvre Escape (2024). Tahitian Vault (2026) is the newest, and Bartell's catalogue is marked as ongoing.

Lawyers and legal practices organise Dave Daren's catalogue, which numbers 70 books published between 2018 and 2026. Each series takes its premise from a jurisdiction or a speciality: Power Lawyer, Sedona Law, John Stone Law, Mob Lawyer, JAG Lawyer, Longhorn Law, Alaskan Legal, Tax Man, Until Proven Guilty and Inheriting Justice. Numbered sequels rather than new titles carry most series forward, and Unretired (2026) is the newest book.

Dave Duncan (1933-2018) was a Canadian fantasy and science fiction author, and swordsmen, swordplay and magic run through most of his 67 catalogued books. The King's Blades and King's Daggers, the Seventh Sword, A Man of His Word and A Handful of Men are among twelve series, with the Venice Trilogy, Years of Longdirk, Great Game and Enchanter General beside them. Historical fantasy and science fiction sit next to the epic fantasy. A Rose-Red City (1987) opens the catalogue and Corridor to Nightmare (2024) closes it, with the 1990s his heaviest decade and a median of 332 pages.

Dave Eggers

60 books• 10 series

Dave Eggers, born March 12, 1970, is an American writer, editor and publisher of fiction, non-fiction and children's books. A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, a 2000 memoir, became a bestseller and a Pulitzer Prize finalist for General Nonfiction. Eggers founded Timothy McSweeney's Quarterly Concern, the 826 Valencia literacy project, Voice of Witness and ScholarMatch. The catalogue lists 61 books, including What Is the What (2006) and Contrapposto (2026), with The Minister of Color and Light due in 2027.

Dave Pelzer

11 books• 2 series

Dave Pelzer writes memoir and self-help out of a childhood of abuse and foster care. A Child Called: One Child's Courage to Survive (1995) opens the catalogue, followed by The Lost Boy (1997) and A Man Named Dave (1999); Help Yourself (2000), The Privilege of Youth (2004) and Moving Forward (2008) turn to advice. Eleven titles are catalogued, the last being Return to the River, and the catalogue is dormant.

David Archer has 134 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2026, from Drive By (2015) to Wolf in the Machine (2026). Espionage and political thrillers, action and adventure, the U.S. Army, post-traumatic stress disorder and private investigators recur in the subjects. Archer's series include Noah Wolf, Alex Mason, Peter Black, Sam and Indie, Jacob Hunter, Cassie McGraw, Chance Reddick and the Ben Carter Legal Thriller Series.

David Baldacci

71 books• 16 series

David Baldacci is an American novelist, born on 5 August 1960, who trained as an attorney and writes mostly suspense fiction and legal thrillers. The catalogue lists 72 Baldacci books, starting with Absolute Power (1996); All In appeared in 2026 and Boom Town is scheduled for 2027. Recurring leads include Amos Decker, Will Robie, John Puller, Atlee Pine and Aloysius Archer, alongside the Camel Club and the Sean King & Michelle Maxwell books. Baldacci novels have been published in more than 80 countries and 45 languages, with worldwide sales above 130 million copies.

David Bell writes suspense, with the catalogue running to Storm Warning (2024). Cemetery Girl (2011), The Hiding Place (2012), Never Come Back (2013), The Forgotten Girl (2014), Somebody I Used to Know (2015), Since She Went Away (2016) and Bring Her Home (2017) are among the titles. Subjects include missing persons, missing children, murder investigation, family secrets and brothers and sisters.

David Benioff

5 books

David Benioff, born David Friedman, is an American novelist, screenwriter and producer who co-created HBO's Game of Thrones with D.B. Weiss. His fiction is a short shelf: The 25th Hour (2000), the story collection When the Nines Roll Over (2004) and City of Thieves (2008), with Inside HBO's Game of Thrones (2012) alongside. Benioff also wrote the screenplays for 25th Hour, Troy, The Kite Runner and Gemini Man, and co-wrote X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Revenge, narcotics dealers and wartime settings mark the subject tags.

David Blake's catalogue splits in two. The DI Tanner mysteries and the Inspector Capstan books sit on the crime side; Space Police and Galaxy Squad sit on the science fiction side, with titles such as Attack of the Mammary Clans and Rise of the Retail-Bot. Twenty-nine books run from 2016 to The Watch House, with Grime's Graves scheduled for 2027, at 262 pages on median.

David Brin

56 books• 11 series

David Brin writes science fiction, and the catalogue holds 56 books from Sundiver (1980) to Boondoggle (2025). Series include the Uplift Saga, Kiln, Colony High and David Brin's High Horizon. The Postman (1985) was adapted into a 1997 film starring Kevin Costner. Brin has won the Hugo, Locus, Campbell and Nebula Awards. Other titles include Startide Rising (1983), The Practice Effect (1984) and Heart of the Comet (1986).

David Burke has published 32 books since 2020, spread across six series: Four Laws, War God for Hire, Descend, Prism Academy, Crystal Core and Nine Magics. Eight titles appeared in 2021 alone, among them Adventurer, Conqueror, Gladiator and Law of Strength. A War God for Hire omnibus collecting books 1-5 arrived in 2025.

David Dalglish, born April 2, 1984, is an American writer of epic fantasy fiction. Assassins, thieves, brothers, criminals and gods fill the subject list, which also names imaginary wars and battles and coming of age. Forty books stand under Dalglish in the catalogue, opening in 2010 with A Dance of Cloaks and The Weight of Blood and reaching Daughter of Destruction in 2026. Series include Half-Orcs, Shadowdance, Paladins, Breaking World, Seraphim, Vagrant Gods and Astral Kingdoms. The books run long, at a median of 431 pages.

David Donachie (1944 to 21 December 2023) was a British author of nautical historical novels, who also wrote as Tom Connery, Jack Ludlow and, from 2019, Jack Cole. The Privateersman Mysteries and John Pearce are series, and Harry Ludlow is a character named in the subjects. The catalogue lists 43 books from The Devil's Own Luck (1993) to If I'd Known You in a Better Time (2024), with Markham of the Marines, Nelson and Emma, Contraband Shore and SAS Boat Troop among the other series. Privateering, naval history and France appear in the subjects.

David Downing

37 books• 5 series

David Downing, born 1946, is a British author of mystery novels and nonfiction whose fiction depicts World War II and Berlin. The John Russell espionage thrillers, known as the Station Series, follow an Anglo-American character in 1940s Germany and take their titles from railway stations, most of them in Berlin. Jack McColl is a second series. The 37 catalogued books begin with Future Rock (1976) and include titles on film actors such as Clint Eastwood (1977), and Union Station (2024) is the newest.

David A. Drake (1945-2023) wrote science fiction and fantasy. A Vietnam War veteran, Drake practised law before turning to military science fiction. The catalogue holds 106 books published between 1975 and 2021, from The Barrow Troll (1975) to The Serpent (2021). Series include Hammer's Slammers, the Lt. Leary / RCN novels featuring Daniel Leary and Adele Mundy, the Books of the Elements, Northworld, Reaches and Crown Of The Isles. Tony Daniel shares the credit on 2 titles and Eric Flint on 1. Subjects record space warfare, imaginary wars and battles, and epic fantasy.

David Duchovny has published 7 novels, the first being Holy Cow (2015). Cows, baseball players, fathers and sons, cancer and New York appear across the subject tags, and humour marks much of the catalogue. Bucky F*cking Dent (2016), Miss Subways (2018), Truly Like Lightning (2021), The Reservoir (2021) and Kepler (2022) follow, and About Time (2025) is the newest.

Epic fantasy quests define David Eddings's catalogue: the Belgariad and the Malloreon around Garion, the Elenium and the Tamuli around Sparhawk, and the Dreamers books. High Hunt (1973) is the earliest of 29 catalogued titles, Pawn of Prophecy (1982) opens the Belgariad, and Seeress of Kell closes the catalogued run. Magic, wizards and imaginary wars supply the material, and the 1990s were the densest decade.

David Ellis writes legal thrillers and suspense fiction. The catalogue lists 15 books published between 2001 and 2026, opening with Line Of Vision (2001) and running to Keep Them Close (2026). Jason Kolarich is the figure who recurs across Ellis's series work, which sits alongside a set of standalone novels. Subjects recorded against the books include murder trials, legal stories, investigation and adultery. Ellis holds the sole credit on all 15 titles and is still publishing.

David Estes writes fantasy and science fiction for teenage and younger readers. The catalogue holds 50 books published between 2009 and 2026, from A Bag of Gold (2009) to Bloodsworn (2026). Series include the Fatemarked Epic and its Origins companion, the Kingfall Histories, the Dwellers saga, the Evolution Trilogy, Salem's Revenge, Slip, the Country Saga, Nikki Powergloves and the Godstar Chronicles. Witches, wizards, warlocks, angels and imaginary wars run through the subject headings.

David Farland

52 books• 7 series

David Farland was a pen name of John David Wolverton (1957-2022), who also published as Dave Wolverton. Wolverton wrote science fiction and fantasy, edited, and taught online writing workshops, and produced 24 stories for the Star Wars franchise and 3 for the Mummy franchise. The Runelords books reached international bestseller lists, the New York Times list among them. Wolverton won the Writers of the Future contest in 1987 and took a Nebula Award nomination in 1990. The catalogue lists 52 books from 1991 to 2019, with the Golden Queen, Serpent Catch and Ravenspell series alongside the Runelords.

David Field has 58 books in this catalogue, published between 2014 and 2026, from Canary Child (2014) to Matrons of Dishonour (2026). The Scarlet Peacock (2017), The Flowering of the Tudor Rose (2018), The Gaslight Stalker (2018) and The Slum Reaper (2018) are among the titles listed. Series credited to Field include Esther and Jack Enright Mysteries, Medieval Saga, Bailiff Mountsorrel Tudor Mysteries, Carlyle & West Victorian Mysteries, Australian Historical Saga, Constable Thomas Lincraft Mystery, Oliver Wade, New World Nautical Saga, Wars of the Roses Saga and DCI Mike Saxby.