Authors whose first name starts with D, page 4 of 12

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.

Daphne Neville writes mysteries set in Cornwall, organised into the Pentrillick, Trengillion and Trenwalloe Sands Cornish Mystery series. The 21 catalogued books run from 2014 to 2025. The Ringing Bells Inn, Polquillick and Sea, Sun, Cads and Scallywags all date from 2014. Later titles include The Old Vicarage (2015), A Pasty In A Pear Tree (2017) and The Chocolate Box Holiday (2017). Murder on a Frosty Night (2025) is the newest Neville book.

Dara Horn

11 books

Novelist and essayist Dara Horn is an American professor of literature, born on April 28, 1977. The debut novel In the Image (2002) received the Edward Lewis Wallant Award and a National Jewish Book Award. The World to Come (2006) won another National Jewish Book Award plus the Ribalow Prize, and the San Francisco Chronicle named The World to Come one of the best books of 2006. Horn has won the National Jewish Book Award three times. A Guide for the Perplexed (2013) was the fourth novel. Later titles include Eternal Life (2018) and People Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present (2021).

Dara Joy writes science fiction romance, paranormal romance and historical romance. Fifteen books carry the Joy name, published between 1995 and 2015, opening with Knight of a Trillion Stars (1995) and ending at Dish! First Course: The Appetizer (2015). Extraterrestrial beings and epic fantasy sit among the subject headings, and the catalogue records a RITA Award against the work. Two series carry the Joy credit: Matrix of Destiny and Tyber and Zanita.

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.

Ballet-themed children's fiction for grades 1 to 3 makes up the catalogue of Dame Darcey Bussell, the retired English ballerina born 27 April 1969. Bussell trained at the Royal Ballet School, joined The Royal Ballet in 1989 as its youngest principal dancer and stayed there for over two decades. Bussell later judged Strictly Come Dancing. The 22 books date from 2008 to 2010 and feature characters such as Delphie and Holly and the imaginary land of Enchantia, starting with Delphie and the Magic Ballet Shoes (2008).

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.

Darcie Little Badger

8 books• 3 series

Darcie Little Badger is an American writer of speculative fiction, working in horror, science fiction and fantasy, and also an Earth scientist. Formerly known as Darcie Erin Ryan and born in 1987, Little Badger belongs to the Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas. The fiction frequently includes Apache and LGBTQ characters and is associated with the Indigenous Futurisms movement. Catalogued books include Elatsoe (2020) and A Snake Falls to Earth (2021), and Newbery honor appears among the recorded subjects. Children of Owl (2026) is the newest listed title.

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.

Darlene Franklin writes Christian romance and historical fiction, with women detectives, murder and orphans also among the subjects. The catalogue holds 52 books from Romanian Rhapsody (2005) to New England Courtships (2020). Titles include Gunfight At Grace Gulch (2008), A String Of Murders (2009), Beacon Of Love (2009) and Maple Notch Brides (2011). Series listed are Holidays of the Heart, Dressed for Death Mystery, Green Mountain Brides and Love Everlasting.

Darlene Ryan's catalogue holds 11 books published between 2001 and 2024, and it covers more than one kind of writing. A Mother's Adoption Journey (2001) is the earliest, with adoption, adoptive parents, intercountry adoption and Canadian biography among the recorded subjects. Fiction for younger readers follows in Rules for Life (2004), Saving Grace (2006) and Five Minutes More (2009), where schools, friendship and suicide enter the subjects. The listing also carries titles filed under the Magical Cats Mysteries and Second Chance Cat Mystery headings, among them Curiosity Thrilled the Cat (2011) and Furever After (2024).

The catalogue credits Darlene Tallman with 125 books, dated from Bountiful Harvest (2016) to Then Comes Baby (2026). Tallman's series include Poseidon's Warriors, Tattered and Torn MC, Rebel Guardians MC, Rebel Guardians Next Generation, Old Ladies Club, Raven Hills Coven, Black Tuxedos MC, Iron Howlers MC and Nelson Brothers. Mischief Kitties and Camelot Kitties and the BCP are also among the series. Other early titles include His Christmas Pixie (2016) and Operation Valentine (2017). Darlene Tallman is still publishing.

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.

African American families, marriage, adultery and dating recur in the subjects of Darrien Lee's books. Lee has 17 catalogued titles published from All That and a Bag of Chips (2001) to Love Past The Moment (2017), and the listed series are Denim Diaries and Venice-Craig Saga. Other titles include Been There, Done That (2003), When Hell Freezes Over (2005), Brotherly Love (2006) and 16 Going on 21 (2008). Romance and African American teenagers are also recorded subjects.

Darrin Donnelly writes self-help. The eight catalogued books draw on positive psychology, mental discipline, success and sport, and run from Old School Grit and Think Like a Warrior (both 2016) to Think Big to Win Big (2025). Victory Favors the Fearless (2019), The Turnaround (2021) and The Mental Game (2023) fall in between. A Donnelly book runs to roughly 250 pages, and the catalogue is still growing.

Daryl Banner's catalogue holds 67 books from Love and Other Bad Ideas (2010) to No Fool For Love Songs (2026). Psychology of Want also appeared in 2010, and The Beautiful Dead followed in 2013. Series include Spruce, Texas, Brazen Boys, Outlier, Beautiful Dead, Boys & Toys, Bad Boys & Rebels, My Ghost Roommate and Kissing With Teeth. Titles from 2015 include All Yours Tonight, Almost Alive and Dorm Game.

Daryl Gregory

22 books• 2 series

Daryl Gregory, born 1965, is an American author of science fiction, fantasy and comic books. Gregory came through the Clarion science fiction workshop at Michigan State University in 1988 and took the 2009 Crawford Award for the novel Pandemonium. The catalogue holds 22 books, from Pandemonium (2008) to The Porcelain Sisters (2026), taking in The Devil's Alphabet (2009), Raising Stony Mayhall (2011) and Unpossible and Other Stories (2011). Dracula: The Company of Monsters is the series recorded under Gregory's name, and recorded subjects include horror, paranormal fiction, apes, human-animal relationships, and media tie-in comics.

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.

Dash Shaw

16 books• 2 series

Dash Shaw is an American comics writer, artist and animator, born April 6, 1983. His graphic novels Bottomless Belly Button, New School, Doctors and Cosplayers were published by Fantagraphics. Other Shaw books appeared from Alternative Comics (The Mother's Mouth), Pantheon Books (BodyWorld), Meathaus (GardenHead) and Odd God Press (Love Eats Brains). His square-format short stories were gathered in GoddessHead, published by Hidden Agenda Press in 2005. The catalogue holds 16 books, and Discipline (2021) is the newest.

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.

Children's fiction is the leading subject in Dashka Slater's catalogue, which lists 17 books from The Wishing Box (2000) to The Wild Season (2026). The series are Escargot and Feylawn Chronicles. Other titles include Baby Shoes (2006), Firefighters in the Dark (2006), The Sea Serpent and Me (2008), The 57 Bus (2017), The Antlered Ship (2017) and A Book for Escargot (2020). Recorded subjects include humorous stories, snails, imagination and firefighters.

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.

Dava Sobel

16 books• 1 series

Dava Sobel, born June 15, 1947, is an American writer who explains scientific subjects for a general readership. Longitude (1995) tells the story of the English clockmaker John Harrison, and Galileo's Daughter (1999) concerns Maria Celeste, the daughter of Galileo. The Glass Universe covers the Harvard Computers, the women of the Harvard Observatory. Subject tags include astronomers, astronomy history and biography. The Elements of Marie Curie (2024) is the newest of Sobel's catalogued books.

Dave Bara writes science fiction catalogued under space warfare, human-alien encounters, interstellar travel and time travel. Two series carry Bara's name: Lightship Chronicles and Second Empire. Eight books run from Speedwing (2012) to Trinity's Children (2022), taking in Impulse (2014), Starbound (2016), Defiant (2017), Saint Cochrane's World (2017), Void Ship (2018) and Trinity (2021). The median recorded length is 288 pages across seven volumes measured, and no new title has been catalogued since 2022.

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.

Dave Canterbury, born David Michael Canterbury on 19 September 1963, is a survival expert who co-starred in the Discovery Channel series Dual Survival across two seasons in 2010 and 2011. Canterbury later co-starred in Dirty Rotten Survival on the National Geographic Channel in 2015. Bushcraft 101 (2014) reached The New York Times Best Seller list. The catalogue lists 17 books under the Bushcraft series, from Edible Plants of the Eastern Woodlands (2012) to The Bushcraft Essentials Field Guide (2022), with subjects including North American botany and medicinal plants.

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 Grossman

13 books• 1 series

Dave Grossman, born 23 August 1956, is an American author and trainer who runs seminars on the psychology of lethal force. Grossman retired from the United States Army as a lieutenant colonel. Catalogued titles include On Killing (1995), Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill (1999), On Combat (2004), Assassination Generation (2016), On Spiritual Combat (2020) and On Killing Remotely (2021). On Hunting (2023) is the newest. Subject tags include combat, military psychology and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Dave Lloyd has 15 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2019. The Rebels (2013) is recorded as the first title, and Home Ranch, Pardners and T. S. Grounds share that year. Four series appear under the Lloyd name: Montana Saga, Riverboat, Ben Hite and Buffalo. Fort Sarpy, Sharpshooter, The Captains, The Hunters and Upriver date from 2014, and Legacy from 2015. Buffalo Ranch (2019) is the newest listed book, and the catalogue treats the list as likely complete.

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.

Dave Rudden

9 books• 4 series

Dave Rudden, born 13 February 1988, is an Irish writer working in young adult fiction, juvenile fantasy and science fiction, and is based in Dublin. Nine books are catalogued under the name, opening with Knights of the Borrowed Dark (2016) and reaching Sister Wake (2026). Knights of the Borrowed Dark Trilogy is the series recorded here, with The Forever Court (2017) and The Endless King (2018) following the first book. The catalogue also holds Doctor Who: Wannabes: A 1990s story (2023), and the sourced record ties Rudden to stories from the Doctor Who universe. Subjects record knights and knighthood, orphans, monsters, magic and adventure.

Dave Sinclair has 13 books in the catalogue, published from 2017 to 2024. The earliest titles use the phrase Guide to Espionage, such as The Barista's Guide To Espionage and The Amnesiac's Guide to Espionage (both 2017) and The Rookie's Guide to Espionage (2018). Later titles include Agent Provocateur, Kiss My Assassin, Venetian Blonde and The Coldest War. Sinclair writes the Eva Destruction, Charles Bishop, Atticus Wolfe and Mason Nash series. Devil's End (2024) is the newest.

Dave Sivers writes mystery fiction, with England among the recorded subjects, and the catalogue lists 12 books from A Sorcerer Slain (2011) to Price to Pay (2024). The three series on record are Archer and Baines, Lowmar Dashiel Mysteries and DI Nathan Quarrel. Dark and Deep (2012), Inquisitor Royal (2012), The Scars Beneath the Soul (2013), Evil Unseen (2016), Too Long Gone (2019) and Die In the Dark (2021) are other titles. Sivers is still publishing.

Dave Stanton is the author of the Dan Reno and Dan Reynolds series, with 11 books catalogued from 2013 to 2026. Stateline (2013) is the earliest title. Dying for the Highlife, Speed Metal Blues, Dark Ice, Hard Prejudice and Wrong Turn at Carson followed between 2014 and 2016. Later books include The Doomsday Girl (2017), Right Cross (2019), The Asylum Thread (2022) and The Last Boundary (2024). The Cyprus Motive (2026) is the newest.

Dave Villager is the author name on The Legend of Dave the Villager, a numbered Minecraft fiction series for readers in grades 3 to 5. 51 catalogued books run from The Legend of Dave the Villager 1 (2019) to Dave the Villager 51 (2024), the numbering carrying straight through. The books are short, with a median of 62 pages, and the 2020s hold most of the run.

Dave Warner

19 books• 3 series

Dave Warner, born David Robert Warner in 1953, is an Australian rock musician, author and screenwriter who lives in Sydney. The catalogue lists 19 books under the name from City of Light (1995) to When It Rains (2024). The list includes Footy's Hall of Shame (1996), Cricket's Hall of Shame (1998), Murder In The Groove (1998) and Murder in the Frame (1999). Series under the name include Dan Clement and Snowy Lane, Andrew “Lizard” Zirk and Charlotte and the Starlet.

Dave Willmarth writes fantasy and science fiction adventure across seven series: Shadow Sun, Greystone Chronicles, Battleborne, Dark Elf Chronicles, Scion's Journey, Contender Saga and Mars System. The 24 catalogued books date from 2017 to 2025, and the median book runs 509 pages. Io Online and The Dire Lands (2017) are the earliest titles. Shadow Sun Expansion and Shadow Sun Survival appeared in 2019. The Battle of T'ear Mann (2025) is the newest Willmarth book.

Dave Wolverton

20 books• 5 series

Dave Wolverton was a pen name of John David Wolverton (May 28, 1957 – January 14, 2022), an American author, editor and online writing instructor who also wrote as David Farland. Science fiction and fantasy were the core of the work, including 24 Star Wars stories and 3 Mummy franchise books. The Runelords books became New York Times bestsellers. Wolverton won the Writers of the Future contest in 1987 and received a Nebula nomination in 1990. Under the Dave Wolverton name the catalogue lists 20 books, from On My Way to Paradise (1989) to Flight of the Phoenix (2001), among them The Courtship of Princess Leia (1994).

Dave Zeltserman was born in Boston on 23 May 1959 and writes noir, mystery, thriller and horror. Small Crimes (2008) became a Netflix film in 2017 with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau in the lead, and Pariah followed in 2009. The novelette Julius Katz took both the Shamus and the Derringer award in 2010, and Julius Katz Detective is one of the series headings. Morris Brick, a serial killer series, carries the pseudonym Jacob Stone. The catalogue holds 36 books from Fast Lane (2004) to Trust Nothing (2025), with Bill Shannon, Interloper and Badass Gets Out of Jail as further headings. Subject tags name police procedurals, ex-convicts, the Mafia and Massachusetts.

David A. Kaufelt has 14 catalogued books, beginning with Six Months With An Older Woman (1973). Titles from the following decades include Late Bloomer (1979), Midnight Movies (1980), American Tropic (1987) and The Fat Boy Murders (1993). Kaufelt's series is the Wyn Lewis Mystery, and subject headings name Wyn Lewis as a fictitious character alongside women detectives and women real estate agents. The listing runs to 2015 and is marked as likely complete.

Baseball runs through the children's fiction David A. Kelly writes. Cousins, friendship, clubs and theft recur as subjects, and the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees are among the teams named in the listing. Kelly's catalogue holds 37 books published between 2009 and 2025, from Babe Ruth and the Baseball Curse (2009) to The Bobblehead Bunt (2025). Ballpark Mysteries is the recurring set, with MVP, the Ballpark Mysteries Super Specials and Football Mysteries beside it.

David A. Wells has 11 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2022, organised into three series: Sovereign of the Seven Isles, Dragonfall and Primogenitor Conflict. Thinblade (2011) is the first book, and Sovereign Stone and Mindbender also carry 2011 dates. Blood of the Earth and Cursed Bones followed in 2012, then Linkershim (2013) and Reishi Adept (2014). The Dragon's Egg (2015), The Dragon's Codex (2016) and The Dragon's Fang (2017) come later, and Sarafina (2022) is the newest. The catalogue marks David A. Wells as dormant.

Cam Jansen, a girl with a photographic memory, is the detective behind most of David Adler's catalogue. Every title opens the same way: The Mystery of the U.F.O (1980), The Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds, The Mystery of the Circus Clown, The Mystery of the Television Dog. Adler writes for grades 1-3, and the books are short, at a median of 58 pages. 34 titles run from 1980 to The Joke House Mystery in 2014, with theft, schools and baseball supplying the cases.

Bird identification defines the David Allen Sibley catalogue. The Sibley Guide to Birds (2000) and The Sibley Guide to Bird Life & Behavior (2001) sit at its centre, surrounded by regional guides covering eastern North America, Florida, eastern Texas, New England and the mid-Atlantic. Trees join birds as a subject in later work. 38 titles run from The Birds of Cape May (1997) to Sibley Birder's Trivia (2023).

Night Laager (2015) is the earliest of the 19 books catalogued for David Allin. The list runs through 2024, when Ground Attack appeared under the credit David L. Allin. Titles in between include Storming the Gates of Eden (2015), The Parrot's Beak (2016), Attack on Nui Ba Den (2017), Firefight (2018) and Delta Tango (2019). David Allin is still publishing, averaging about one book every six months.

David Annandale, born 1967, is a Canadian speculative fiction writer who teaches at the University of Manitoba. Annandale earned a BA (1990) and an MA (1992) at Manitoba and a PhD at the University of Alberta. Fiction for various Warhammer 40,000 series is the work Annandale is predominantly known for. Contributions to The Skiffy and Fanty Show podcast, as "The Kaiju Whisperer", led to Hugo nominations for Best Fancast in 2014 and 2021. The catalogue lists 93 books credited to Annandale from Crown Fire (2003) to The Banners of the Night (2026), some shared with writers such as Guy Haley and Joshua Reynolds, and series include Yarrick, Castellan Crowe and Book of the Null.

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 B. Coe writes epic fantasy, with magic, telepathy and fortune-tellers among the recorded subjects and a technological thriller strand beside them. The catalogue holds 26 books published between 1990 and 2023. Children of Amarid (1997), The Outlanders (1998) and Eagle-Sage (2000) come early, followed by the run from Rules of Ascension (2002) to Weavers of War (2007). Series recorded for Coe include Winds of the Forelands, Lon Tobyn Chronicle, Blood of the Southlands, Justis Fearsson, Radiants, Chalice War and Knightfall. Cauldron (2023) is the newest entry.

David B. Lyons writes mysteries, with four listed series: Trial Trilogy, America Trilogy, Tick-Tock Trilogy and Lenny Moon. The catalogue counts 15 books from Midday (2019) to Whatever Happened To Olette Lee (2024). The Suicide Pact and Whatever Happened to Betsy Blake? also date from 2019, followed by She Said, Three Said and The Coincidence in 2020. Later titles include In The Middle of Middle America (2021), The Footage That Shook America (2022) and The Murders That Killed America (2022).

David Baddiel

18 books

David Baddiel, born 28 May 1964, is an English comedian, presenter, screenwriter and author. Baddiel first worked with Rob Newman on The Mary Whitehouse Experience and later formed a comedy partnership with Frank Skinner. Children's books by Baddiel include The Parent Agency, The Person Controller, AniMalcolm, Birthday Boy (2017), Head Kid (2018) and The Taylor Turbochaser (2019). Baddiel is also one of the lyricists of "Three Lions". The catalogue lists 18 titles from 1992 to Small Fry (2024).

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 Beers has 45 books in this catalogue, published between 2012 and 2026. Dead Religion (2012) is the earliest title and A Friend of the Family (2026) the newest. The Luke Titan Chronicles, also listed as the Heinous Crimes Unit, and Singularity are the recorded character groupings, and Dark Pursuits, Prophet, Devil's Dream, Red Rain and the Exceptional Crimes Unit are further series under the Beers name. Beers is an ongoing author.

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.