Authors whose first name starts with E, page 10 of 10

Eugenia Price wrote Christian non-fiction before turning to historical novels of the American South. Discoveries (1953) opens a catalogue of 40 books, with the fiction starting in 1965. The Savannah Quartet, the St. Simons Trilogy, the Florida Trilogy and the Georgia Trilogy make up the series work, set in Georgia and on St. Simons Island, with religious life and women's biography among the subjects.

Time-travel romance is what Eugenia Riley is known for, alongside historical and contemporary romance. Riley published with Avon, Bantam, Warner, Harlequin and Dorchester before reissuing the backlist under her own imprint, Eugenia Riley Classics. The catalogue records 42 books from Ecstasy's Triumph (1983) to Stay with Me (2023), at a median of 382 pages, and the 1990s were the busiest decade. Series include Time Travel Romance, Bushwhacked in Time, Maestro and the Ashland Women.

Eva Ashwood's catalogue is organised into eight series: Black Rose Kisses, Dirty Broken Savages, Filthy Wicked Psychos, Pretty Ruthless Monsters, Magic Blessed Academy, Slateview High, Sinners of Hawthorne University and Clearwater University. Ashwood has 35 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2025. Gift of the Gods (2019) opens the run, followed by Lost Boys, Mad Love, Secret of the Gods and Wild Girl in the same year, and Princess of Vengeance (2025) is the most recent title. Ashwood is still publishing.

Eva Brandt has 38 catalogued books from 2019 to 2026. A Hellish Year One, A Demonic Year Two and A Sinful Year Three all date from 2019, and Bought by the Gorgon (2026) is the newest. Series include Accursed Saga, Soulmates of Seasons, Huntress's Pack, Academy of the Devil, Chimera Academy, Watcher Academy, Monster Moguls, Olympian Alphas and Eventide Shifter Prison.

Eva Chance's 17 books were all published between 2021 and 2023. Four series appear under the Chance name: Crooked Paradise, Chaos Crew, Vigilante Kings and Blades of Havoc. Killer Beauty (2021) is the first title. Killer Lies, Lethal Empress, Perilous Lady, Ruthless Queen and Scorned Princess are also dated 2021. Broken Brutal Hearts, Killer Heart, Killer Reign and Reckless Games followed in 2022. Death Drop (2023) is the newest listed book.

Eva Charles has 15 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2023. Sheltered Heart (2015) opens the list and Wrath (2023) is the most recent entry. Charles's series include New American Royals, Sinful Empire and Devil's Due. Other catalogued titles include Noble Pursuit (2016), Loyal Subjects (2018), Depraved (2019), Bound (2020) and Sexy Sinner (2021). Nothing further has been catalogued since 2023.

Eva Chase writes romance, with 91 catalogued books published since 2015. The catalogue is organised almost entirely into series, among them Bound to the Fae, Royals of Villain Academy, Witch's Consorts, Dragon Shifter's Mates, Shadowblood Souls, Moriarty's Men and Gang of Ghouls. Caught in the Glow (2015) opens the run and Blight & Bond (2026) is the newest title. Chase remains actively publishing.

Eva Devon writes historical romance set among the English nobility. Dukes, rogues and wallflowers name most of the series: Dukes' Club, Must Love Rogues, Sins of the Duke, Never a Wallflower, Hoydens of Hyde Park, the Bluestocking War and the Notorious Briarwoods. Arranged marriage, revenge, interpersonal attraction and, in one strand, asylums and nurses supply the subjects. Devon's catalogue reaches 99 books published between 2012 and 2026, from The Twelve Days of Seduction to The Duke's Absolutely Saucy Spinster.

Eva Dolan writes crime fiction. The DI Zigic and DS Ferreira novels are catalogued under hate crimes, foreign workers, social conditions and police procedure, and run from Long Way Home (2014) through Tell No Tales (2015), After You Die (2016), Watch Her Disappear (2017), This is How it Ends (2018) and Between Two Evils (2020). One Half Truth (2021) is the most recent of seven catalogued books, and nothing has followed it.

Eva García Sáenz

9 books• 2 series

Eva García Sáenz de Urturi, born in Vitoria-Gasteiz in 1972, is a Spanish novelist. Nine books are catalogued under the name, published between 2012 and 2023, and two series are recorded: Inspector Unai Lopez de Ayala and Saga of the Ancient Family. Subjects record murder and its investigation, serial murderers, police, thriller, mystery, crime and fantasy. The listing opens with The Immortal Collection (2012) and takes in Pasaje a Tahití, The Sons of Adam, Aquitania, The Silence of the White City, The Lords of Time, The Water Rituals, El libro negro de las horas and El Ángel de la Ciudad (2023).

Eva Glyn has 8 catalogued books spanning 2021 to 2027, and the Bookish Escapes series is listed under the name. The Missing Pieces of Us and The Olive Grove both appeared in 2021, followed by An Island of Secrets (2022) and The Collaborator’s Daughter (2023). The later run is The Dubrovnik Book Club (2024), The Santorini Writing Retreat (2025) and The Croatian Island Library (2026). The Kefalonia Book Swap carries a 2027 date.

Eva Ibbotson was an Austrian-born British novelist who lived from 1925 to 2010 and wrote mainly for children. Twenty-eight books are catalogued between The Great Ghost Rescue (1975) and Magic Flutes, dated 2025, among them Which Witch? (1979), A Countess Below Stairs (1981), A Company of Swans (1985) and Madensky Square (1988); several of the adult novels were later reissued for young adult readers. Journey to the River Sea (2001) won the Smarties Prize in the 9 to 11 category, was a commended runner-up for the Guardian Prize and reached the Carnegie, Whitbread and Blue Peter shortlists. The last book, The Abominables, was a Guardian Prize finalist in 2012. Ghosts, witches, magic, orphans and opera recur as subjects.

Eva Jurczyk has published three novels: The Department of Rare Books and Special Collections (2022), That Night in the Library (2024) and 6:40 to Montreal (2025). The books are catalogued under English literature, and Jurczyk continues to publish.

Eva Leigh is an American author of historical romance and erotica, and women's empowerment runs as a theme through the novels. The catalogue holds 18 books from Forever Your Earl (2015) to Sold to the Werewolf Highwaymen (2026), with series including the Wicked Quills of London, Union of the Rakes, Last Chance Scoundrels, Den of Thieves and Salt & Sorcery. NPR praised My Fake Rake for upending the makeover trope, its heroine a scientist arguing for a woman's right to a career, and Paste Magazine reviewed How the Wallflower Was Won favourably for its marriage of convenience between a bluestocking and a rogue. A Leigh short story appeared in Simon & Schuster's Best Women's Erotica of the Year in 2022.

Eva Marie Everson writes Christian fiction and non-fiction. Catalogue subjects record Christianity, marriage, parenting, mothers and daughters, family life and Georgia. The listing holds 35 books published between 1999 and 2022, from Pinches Of Salt, Prisms Of Light (1999) to The Third Path (2022), and records three series: Shadow Of Dreams, the Potluck Club and the Potluck Catering Club. Everson holds the sole credit on all 35 titles.

Eva Pohler writes fantasy, mystery, horror and romance. The 52 catalogued books open in 2012 with Thanatos, also published as The Gatekeeper's Sons, and reach The Weeping Wall (2026), with Alaskan Clues scheduled for 2027. Mystery House, Vampires of Athens, Vampires and Gods, Olympus Ever After, Purgatorium, Cupid's Captive and Twilight Society Mysteries are the named series. A writing guide, Self Promotion for Writers (2014), sits among the fiction.

Who's Who in Enid Blyton (1997) opens Eva Rice's catalogue of eight books, which reaches This Could be Everything (2023). Subjects filed across the catalogue record historical romance, love stories, friendship, sisters, socialites, England, the music trade and bands, and characters in literature. Standing Room Only (2000), Butterfly Sting (2002), The Lost Art of Keeping Secrets (2005), The Dragonfly Summer (2008), The Misinterpretation of Tara Jupp (2012) and Love Notes For Freddie (2015) fill the span.

Eva Simmons has 28 catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2026. The catalogue divides into the Twisted Kings MC, Twisted Roses, Enemy Muse, Sigma Sin, Seattle Singles and Realm of Beating Hearts series, plus a set of standalone novels. From Water and Bone (2018) opens the run, followed by Ever Dark and The Summer Between in 2019, then a cluster across 2022 and 2023 holding His Daring Vow, Match Make Him, Write Him Off, Forever and Ever, Heart Break Her and Lies Like Love. Soul (2026) is the most recent title.

Eva Sparks writes FBI mystery thrillers across two series: the Darcy Hunt FBI Mysteries and the Allie Bishop FBI Mystery Thrillers. Twenty-four catalogued books start in 2022 with Her Final Wish, One More Grave, The Girl in Room 16 and The Girls They Kept, and reach Her Father's Lies (2026).

Eva Winners began with Devotion (2020), and the catalogue runs to Thorns of Fire (2026), with Amadeo scheduled for 2027. Winners's series include Thorns of Omertà, Belles & Mobsters, Legacy of Heathens, Kingpins of the Syndicate, Russian Sinners and Love Isn't What It Seems. Other titles include Second Chance At Love (2020), Final Chance At Love (2020), Adoration (2021) and Affection (2021).

Evan Currie, born in 1976, is a Canadian writer of space opera, military science fiction and techno-thrillers. His 41 catalogued books span 2011 to 2026, from Into the Black (2011) to Once and Future (2026), grouped into sequences including Odyssey One, Warrior's Wings, Archangel One, Imperium of Terra, Scourwind Legacy, Superhuman, Anselm Gunnar and SEAL Team 13. Human-alien encounters, interplanetary voyages, space warfare and conspiracies are the recurring subjects. Currie studied computer sciences and has worked in the lobster industry, and his books have been translated into Polish and German.

Evan S. Connell (1924-2013) was an American novelist, short-story writer and essayist, and the author of large-scale historical works. Connell also published as Evan S. Connell Jr. Mrs. Bridge (1959) and Mr. Bridge (1969) form the Mr. Bridge & Mrs. Bridge series, and middle-class families appear among the subjects. Connell was a 2009 nominee for the Man Booker International Prize and received the Los Angeles Times Robert Kirsch Award in 2010. The 21 catalogued books run from The Anatomy Lesson and Other Stories (1957) to Lost in Uttar Pradesh (2008).

Evangeline Anderson is a registered MRI technologist and Florida resident who turned privately written erotic fiction into a career in paranormal and science fiction erotica. The catalogue lists 205 Anderson books from Changing Worlds (2004) to Desired by the Beast (2026). Series include Brides of the Kindred, Kindred Tales, Alien Mate Index, Forbidden Omegaverse, Hidden Hollow, Born to Darkness, Nocturne Academy and Monstrum Kindred. Subjects include erotic and fantasy romance, vampires, gay fiction and science fiction.

Evangeline Kelly has 39 books catalogued between 2016 and 2026, from Road Trip (2016) to Reality Show with an Alaskan Man (2026). Series include Blind Date Disasters, Alaskan Romance, Vacation Romance, Santa Clarita Love Stories, California Elite, California Beach Romance and Bad Boy Bodyguards. Other titles include Matchmaker (2017), Lawfully Blessed (2018) and The Ruthless Billionaire (2018).

Eve Babitz was an American author and visual artist, known for semi-fictionalised memoirs of Los Angeles in the 1970s. Eve's Hollywood (1974) opens a catalogue of 9 books, followed by Slow Days, Fast Company (1977), Sex & Rage (1979), L.A. Woman (1982) and Black Swans (1993). Babitz died in 2021; I Used to Be Charming (2019) and Too L.A.: Letters Never Sent (2026) close the list. Los Angeles social life, fashion and contemporary women are the recorded subjects.

Eve Bunting, born Eve Bolton, was a Northern Irish-born American writer of more than 250 books who lived from December 19, 1928, to October 1, 2023. Bunting wrote fiction and non-fiction, mainly novels for children and young adults, and also wrote the text of picture books. Many of the books are set in Northern Ireland, where Bunting grew up, while others range in subject from Thanksgiving to riots in Los Angeles. The Two Giants (1971) was Bunting's first book. Series in the catalogue include Frog and Friends, Horse Stories, Dinosaur Machines and Pirate Captain's Daughter, and subjects include animals, horses, stories in rhyme and mystery stories.

Eve Calder writes cozy culinary mysteries. The Cookie House Mysteries is Calder's one series, and it runs to three books: And Then There Were Crumbs (2019), Sugar and Vice (2020) and A Tale of Two Cookies (2021). Amateur sleuths and women sleuths do the detecting, across novels averaging 320 pages. No fourth title has followed since 2021, and the series is dormant.

Eve Chase is a pseudonym. Five catalogued books carry the name, from Black Rabbit Hall in 2015 to The Midnight Hour in 2024, with Cornwall and the Cotswold hills recurring as settings. Two of the novels are catalogued under two titles each: The Wildling Sisters, also published as The Vanishing of Audrey Wilde in 2017, and The Daughters of Foxcote Manor, also published as The Glass House in 2020. The Birdcage came between them in 2022.

Eve Dangerfield has 24 books listed, published between 2016 and 2026. Locked Box (2016) opens the catalogue, followed by Open Hearts (2017), Degrees of Control (2018), So Steady (2019) and Not Your Shoe Size and Sweeter in 2020. Act Your Age, Baby Talk, Begin Again Again and Dysfunctional all carry 2021 dates. Series headings are Rebirth, Snow White, Beyond Bondage, Silver Daughters Ink and Act Your Age. Ada and Cece's High School Revenge! is listed for 2026, and the catalogue remains open.

Eve Langlais writes paranormal romance and erotica. Subjects name shapeshifting, werewolves, bears, cyborgs, scientists and erotic stories, and science fiction sits alongside the romance. The catalogue holds 256 books credited to Langlais, dated 2010 to 2026, with a median length of 220 pages. Series include A Lion's Pride, Welcome to Hell, Furry United Coalition, Kodiak Point, Dragon Point, Freakn' Shifters, Cyborgs: More Than Machines, Their Furever Mates and Deviant Future.

Eve London has 107 catalogued books from 2020 to 2026, opening with titles such as Bad Boy, Nash and Ship Happens (2020) and reaching December's Cowboy Ethan (2026). Series include Cowboys of Mustang Mountain, Bachelors of Broken Bend, Hard Timber Mountain Men, Claimed by a Cowboy, Matched with a Mountain Man, Lonestar Riders MC and Mountain View Fireman. Dylann Crush is credited on 3 books and Kat Baxter on 1.

Eve Newton writes erotica, according to the catalogue, which lists 165 books between 2012 and 2026, with Havoc scheduled for 2027. Forever (2012) and The Power of One (2012) are the earliest titles, and His Twisted Vow (2026) is the newest. Series credited to Newton include Demon Queen, Get Knotted!, London Bratva, Circle of Darkness, Dark Fae Kingdom, Dragon Realms and Savage Crown. S.E. Traynor shares the credit on 1 title.

Eve Rabi has 40 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2020. Beast of Mexico (2011) opens the run and The Hotline Psychic (2020) is the last title listed. Rabi's series include Color Blind, GRINGA, You Will Pay, A Tale of Lies and Infidelity, Obsessed With Me, Burn's World, My Brother My Rival, A Palace Full of Liars and Other Woman. The whole catalogue falls inside the 2010s, and no title is listed after 2020.

Eve Titus and various others is a compound byline covering the Basil books, a children's mystery run about mice. Eight catalogued titles stretch from Basil of Baker Street (1958) to Basil and the Library Ghost (2020), taking in Basil and the Lost Colony (1964), Basil in Mexico (1976) and Basil in the Wild West (1982). Because the byline names further writers, authorship of individual titles varies across the run. Subject headings cover mice, cats, kidnapping, theft, Switzerland, Mexico and western stories, and the books are pitched at grades 1 to 3, at a median of 90 pages.

Evelyn Anthony was the pen name of Evelyn Ward-Thomas (1926–2018), a British writer born in the Lambeth district of London. Historical novels came first, Imperial Highness (1953), Anne Boleyn (1957), Victoria (1958), Elizabeth (1960) and Charles The King (1961), and espionage thrillers followed, the Davina Graham series among them. Thirty-nine books are catalogued through Bloodstones (1994), and the work has been translated into at least 19 languages. The Tamarind Seed (1971) was filmed in 1974, with Julie Andrews as Judith Farrow.

Evelyn Berckman (1900-1978) was an American writer of detective and Gothic horror novels who also produced four works of nonfiction on British naval history. The catalogue holds 28 books from Beckoning Dream (1940) to Victims Of Piracy (1979), taking in The Evil of Time (1954), No Known Grave (1958), Do You Know This Voice? (1961) and Nelson's Dear Lord (1962). The Royal Navy, sea life and the Tudor and Stuart periods appear among the subjects, and the 1970s were the heaviest decade.

Clara Fitzgerald is the detective at the centre of Evelyn James's main series, which accounts for most of a 57-book catalogue. James has published from 2012 to 2026, opening with Memories of the Dead (2012) and reaching Lightning Never Strikes Thrice (2026). The Gentleman Detective Mysteries form the second series. Titles such as Murder in Mink, Carnival of Criminals, The Poison Pen and The Woman Died Thrice mark the run, and the 2020s are the peak decade.

Evelyn Skye is the author of the Crown's Game and Circle of Shadows series. Catalogue subjects include magic, magicians, witches, apprentices, dueling, princes and kings and rulers, alongside children's fiction and fantasy. The 10 listed books run from The Crown's Game (2016) to Ideal Life (2026). The Crown's Fate (2017), Circle of Shadows (2019) and Cloak of Night (2020) are among them. Damsel, Princess Private Eye and The Hundred Loves of Juliet all appeared in 2023, and Skye is still publishing.

Evelyn Waugh

47 books• 2 series

Evelyn Waugh (1903–1966) was an English novelist, biographer and travel writer who also worked as a journalist and book reviewer. The satires Decline and Fall (1928) and A Handful of Dust (1934) came early; Brideshead Revisited followed in 1945, and the Sword of Honour trilogy between 1952 and 1961. Waugh's catalogue holds 47 titles across fiction, travel and biography, with editions dated as late as 2005. Waugh was educated at Lancing College and at Hertford College, Oxford, and taught school briefly before writing full time.

Everet Martins has 10 books in the catalogue, published from 2014 to 2018, and writes the Age of Dawn World and Worlds of Deception series. Stormcaller (2014) is the first title. The Lord of Death, The Shadow Realm and The Silver Tower all date from 2015. Later books include Ascending Shadows (2016), Forsaken Hunters (2017) and Backstab (2018), and The Shadow Age (2018) is the newest.

Fantasy and romance are the subject tags for Everly Frost, whose 39 catalogued books start with Beyond the Ever Reach (2016). Beneath the Guarding Stars and Fear My Mortality also date from 2016, and A Shiver of Blue and By the Icy Wild from 2017. Assassin's Magic (2018) was followed by Assassin's Mask and Assassin's Maze in 2019. Frost series include Three Dark Kings, Mortality, Soul Bitten Shifter, Kingdom of Betrayal and Dark Magic Shifters; Three Dark Kings and the Gilded Serpent (2026) is the newest title, and Three Dark Kings and the Eternal Heir is due in 2027.

Evie Dunmore's catalogue runs to seven books published between 2019 and 2023. Bringing Down the Duke (2019) opens the run and The Gentleman's Gambit (2023) closes it, with A Rogue of One's Own (2020) and Portrait of a Scotsman (2021) in between. Those titles belong to two series, A League of Extraordinary Women and Oxford Rebels. The catalogue also lists Verwegen (2019), Unerschrocken (2020) and Unbeugsam (2023). No new Dunmore book has been recorded since 2023.

Evie Grace writes historical romance and family sagas set in England, with catalogue subjects recording man-woman relationships, life change events, pregnancy and embroidery. Eight Grace books appeared between 2017 and 2020 across two series, Maids of Kent and Smuggler's Daughters. Half a Sixpence (2017) opens the catalogue and The Smuggler’s Wife (2020) closes it. Two 2018 titles carry double names: A Place to Call Home / Half a Chance and Her Mother's Daughter / Half a Heart. A Thimbleful of Hope and The Seaside Angel followed in 2019, with The Golden Maid and The Lace Maiden in 2020.

Evie Marceau has written 12 catalogued books since 2021, organised into Fae of Manhattan, Castles of The Eyrie and Godkissed Bride. Wilde Things (2021) is the first title. Scarlight, Scarbound and Scarcrossed appeared in 2022 and 2023, alongside Forever Wilde, Wilde City and Wilde Heart. Silver Wings Golden Games (2024) and Cold Stars Midnight Glow (2026) are the latest entries.

Evie Mitchell writes romance and has 40 books in the catalogue, published from 2019 to 2026. The 2019 titles include Thunder Thighs, Double the D, Muffin Top and The Mrs. Clause. Mitchell's series include Capricorn Cove, Thor's Shipbuilding, Nameless Souls MC, Elliot Security, All Access, Dogg Pack, Shadowmist Pack, Reigning Hearts and Men of Trinity Bay. Blood and Stone (2026) is the newest title.

Evie Woods

5 books

Evie Woods is the pen name of Evie Gaughan, an Irish novelist born in 1976 whose best known book is The Lost Bookshop (2023). The catalogue carries 5 entries, among them The Story Collector (2018), The Mysterious Bakery on Rue de Paris (listed in both 2014 and 2025 editions) and The Violin Maker's Secret, dated 2026.

Ezekiel J. Emanuel's 10 catalogued books carry subject headings on health policy, medical ethics, medical policy, community health services and liberalism. The Ends of Human Life (1992) is the earliest and Eat Your Ice Cream (2026) the newest. No Margin, No Mission (2003), Healthcare, Guaranteed (2009), Global Justice and Bioethics (2012), Brothers Emanuel (2013), Reinventing American Health Care (2014), Prescription for the Future (2017), The Trillion Dollar Revolution (2020) and Which Country Has the World's Best Health Care? (2020) complete the list. Emanuel is marked as still publishing.

Ezra Pound

59 books• 1 series

Ezra Pound (1885-1972) was an American poet and critic and a central figure of early modernism. A Lume Spento (1908) opens the catalogue, followed by Personae (1909), The Spirit of Romance (1910) and Ripostes (1912), while the long poem The Cantos occupied Pound from about 1915 to 1962. Pound developed Imagism, a movement built on precision and economy of language, and as a London-based foreign editor for American literary magazines he shaped work by T. S. Eliot, James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, Robert Frost and H.D. Pound collaborated with Fascist Italy and the Salo Republic during the Second World War. The catalogue lists 59 titles, the Ezra Pound Letters volumes among them.