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Eric Van Lustbader, born on 24 December 1946, is an American writer of thrillers and fantasy who has also published as Eric Lustbader and Eric V. Lustbader. Lustbader graduated from Stuyvesant High School and from Columbia College with a sociology degree, holds a second-level Reiki degree, and is married to the author and editor Victoria Lustbader. The catalogue lists 55 books, from The Sunset Warrior (1977) to White Wolf (2025). Series include the Sunset Warrior Cycle, Nicholas Linnear/Ninja Cycle, China Maroc, Pearl Saga, Jack McClure/Alli Carson, Evan Ryder and Bravo Shaw. Subjects include espionage, intelligence officers and Japan.

Erica Bauermeister began in reference, with 500 Great Books By Women (1994) and Let's Hear It for the Girls (1997), both catalogued under bibliography and women authors. Her fiction follows from The School of Essential Ingredients (2009) through Joy for Beginners (2011), The Lost Art of Mixing (2013) and The Scent Keeper (2019), with subjects covering friendship and family life. Bauermeister has eight catalogued books, the last being No Two Persons (2023).

Erica James, born in 1960, is a British writer of contemporary romance set largely in England and Italy. Gardens of Delight won her the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 2006, after four previous shortlistings. James is read internationally, translated into thirteen languages, and the Norwegian edition of Summer at the Lake reached number one in Norway. Twenty-six catalogued books span 1993 to 2026, from The Holiday to The Forever Home, with friendship, family and life changes as the recurring subjects.

Erica Jong

29 books• 1 series

Erica Jong is an American novelist, satirist and poet. Fear of Flying (1973) is the book that made the name: controversial for its treatment of female sexuality, prominent in the development of second-wave feminism, and past 37 million copies sold. Isadora Wing is the recurring character, with a series recorded under that name. Jong's 29 catalogued titles begin with the poetry collection Fruits and Vegetables (1971) and take in further verse, fiction and biography through to The World Began with Yes (2019).

Erica Lee has 45 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2026. Dear Santa: I'm Gay (2017) comes first, with Falling for Faith, Finding Home and Plus 1 following in 2018. Erica Lee's series are Six Pack, Anyone But Her, Sunsets and Shades and Girlfriend for the Summer. Anything for Her is the newest title, and the catalogue is still growing.

Erica Ridley writes historical romance. Nobility, smuggling, secrecy and murder appear in the subjects logged against the books, alongside romantic suspense. The catalogue runs to 61 titles, from Too Wicked To Kiss (2010) to A Waltz on the Wild Side (2025). Series under the Ridley name include the Wild Wynchesters, 12 Dukes of Christmas, Dukes of War, Lords in Love, Gothic Love Stories, Heist Club and Regency Fairy Tales. Ridley is recorded as ongoing.

Erica Ruth Neubauer writes murder mysteries that move from one location to the next, with titles naming Istanbul, Venice, a Scottish isle and the Indian hills. The catalogue opens with Murder at the Mena House (2020) and holds 10 books across two series, the Jane Wunderly Mysteries and the Lorraine Highsmith Mysteries. Vengeance in Venice arrived in 2026, and Dead Men Can't Deadlift is scheduled for 2027.

Erica Spindler, born in 1957, is a New York Times bestselling writer of romantic thrillers. The catalogue lists 38 Spindler books, from Heaven Sent (1988) to The Detective's Daughter (2022), and no new title has appeared since. Early titles include Chances Are (1989), Read Between the Lines (1989), Magnolia Dawn (1993) and Night Jasmine (1993). Series include Stacy Killian, Kitt Lundgren, Lightkeepers, Malones and Blossoms of the South. Subjects include serial murder, stalkers, psychological suspense and New Orleans.

Erica Vetsch writes Christian romance and historical fiction, with subjects that include cowboys, widowers and Texas. The catalogue lists 35 books from The Bartered Bride (2009) to Light to my Path (2026). Early titles include Clara and the Cowboy (2010), Lily and the Lawman (2010) and Maggie and the Maverick (2010). Series include Brides of the West, Brides of Money Creek, Serendipity & Secrets, Thorndike & Swann Regency Mysteries, Of Cloaks & Daggers and Cactus Creek Challenge.

Erich Maria Remarque, born Erich Paul Remark on 22 June 1898, was a German novelist who died on 25 September 1970. All Quiet on the Western Front drew on Remarque's service in the Imperial German Army during World War I; the novel became an international bestseller, was filmed several times and began a new genre of veterans writing about conflict. Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels condemned Remarque as unpatriotic for the anti-war themes. Remarque moved to Switzerland as a refugee and later became a naturalised citizen of the United States. The catalogue holds 14 books, from All Quiet on the Western Front (1929) and The Road Back (1931) to Eight Stories: Tales of War and Loss (2018), including Three Comrades (1936) and Arch of Triumph (1945).

Erich Segal

15 books• 1 series

Erich Wolf Segal (1937-2010) was an American novelist, screenwriter, educator and classicist. Love Story (1970) is the bestselling novel Segal wrote and then adapted for the screen; Oliver's Story (1977) appears later in the same listing. Segal's classical scholarship sits alongside the fiction, from Roman Laughter (1968) through Greek Tragedy (1983) to Oxford Readings in Menander, Plautus, and Terence (2002). The catalogue holds 15 titles in all, among them Man, Woman, and Child (1970), The Class (1985), Doctors (1988) and Acts of Faith (1992). Subjects cover Latin and Greek drama, comedy, history and criticism, Harvard University and physicians.

Erich von Däniken

31 books• 1 series

Erich von Daniken was a Swiss author of pseudoscientific books arguing that extraterrestrials shaped early human culture. Chariots of The Gods (1968) opens the catalogue and became a bestseller; Return to the Stars (1970), Gods from Outer Space (1972), Miracles of the Gods (1975) and Signs of the Gods (1980) followed. Thirty-one titles are catalogued to 2022. Scientists and academics reject the claims and class the work as pseudohistory and pseudoarchaeology. Ancient civilisations, UFOs and human-alien encounters are the recorded subjects.

Erik Axl Sund has one catalogued title, The Crow Girl (2016), listed under the Victoria Bergman series. Serial murder investigation drives the book, and the subject tags name women psychotherapists, women detectives and detective fiction. No further title is catalogued under the name.

Erik Larsen

39 books• 11 series

Erik Larsen, born Erik J. Larsen on December 8, 1962, is an American comic book artist, writer and publisher who serves as chief financial officer of Image Comics. Larsen drew attention in the early 1990s with art on Marvel's Spider-Man titles, then in 1992 left Marvel with several other artists to found Image Comics. At Image, Larsen launched Savage Dragon, one of the longest-running creator-owned superhero comics, and spent several years as the company's publisher. Collected editions such as Savage Dragon, Vol. 1 (1993) through Savage Dragon, Vol. 7 (2001) appear in the catalogue, which also files other comics collections under the Larsen name.

Erik Larson

11 books• 2 series

Erik Larson is an American journalist, born in 1954, who writes mainly historical nonfiction. The Devil in the White City (2003) won the 2004 Edgar Award for Best Fact Crime. The catalogue holds 11 books from 1992 to 2024, opening with The Naked Consumer (1992) and continuing through Isaac's Storm (1999), In the Garden of Beasts (2011), Dead Wake (2015) and The Splendid and the Vile (2020). The newest is The Demon of Unrest (2024). Subjects include history, biography and murder.

Erika Chase wrote the Ashton Corners Book Club Mysteries, a series in which a reading group works murder cases. Five books make up the run: A Killer Read (2012), Read and Buried (2012), Cover Story (2013), Book Fair and Foul (2014) and Law and Author (2015). Books, manuscripts, female friendship and counterfeiting supply the material, and the titles turn on reading puns throughout.

Erika Johansen writes young adult fantasy. Five books are catalogued between 2014 and 2023. The Queen of the Tearling (2014), The Invasion of the Tearling (2015), The Fate of the Tearling (2016) and Beneath the Keep (2021) make up the Tearling sequence, and The Kingdom of Sweets (2023) stands alone. Queens, princesses, magic, inheritance and succession, and imaginary wars run through the subjects. No new Johansen title has appeared since 2023.

Erika Robuck writes biographical historical fiction, placing real figures and the women around them at the centre of her novels: Hemingway's Girl (2012) in Key West, Call Me Zelda (2013), Fallen Beauty (2014), The House of Hawthorne (2015) and The Invisible Woman (2021). Sisters of Night and Fog followed in 2022. Ten catalogued titles run from Receive Me Falling (2009) to The Last Assignment (2025).

Erika Wilde writes romance across nine series. Hot and Heavy (2002) stands alone at the start of the catalogue, which resumes in 2013 and runs to Playing with a Scandal (2026), 36 books in all. The Players Club and Players Club Sinners books, Sinful, Vegas Heat, Made for the Mafia, Indecent, Tall, Dark and Sexy, Some Like It Hot and the Marriage Diaries divide the work between them. Wilde remains actively publishing.

Sisters and death run through Erin A. Craig's fiction. The Sisters of the Salt series opens with House of Salt And Sorrows (2019) and continues in House of Roots and Ruin (2023), with islands as the recurring setting. Craig's 7 books run long, at a median of 448 pages, and reach Our Strange Duet in 2026.

Erin Bartels has eight catalogued books, published between 2013 and 2024. A collection, This Elegant Ruin and other stories, opened the run in 2013, followed by The Intentional Writer in 2014. Fiction then follows steadily: The Words between Us and We Hope for Better Things in 2019, All That We Carried in 2021, The Girl Who Could Breathe Under Water in 2022, Everything Is Just Beginning in 2023 and The Lady with the Dark Hair in 2024.

Erin Entrada Kelly

18 books• 3 series

Erin Entrada Kelly is an American writer of children's fiction and a two-time winner of the John Newbery Medal. Kelly won in 2018 for Hello, Universe, a third novel, and again in 2025 for The First State of Being. We Dream of Space received a 2021 Newbery Honor, The Land of Forgotten Girls won the Award for Children's Literature from the Asian Pacific Librarians Association, and the nonfiction At Last She Stood earned a Sibert Honor. Subjects include Filipino Americans, immigrants, sisters, bullies and friendship. Series are Maybe Marisol and Fatal Glitch, and The Second Life of Snap (2026) is the newest title.

Erin Hahn writes romance. Seven books are catalogued between 2019 and 2024: You'd Be Mine (2019), More Than Maybe (2020), Never Saw You Coming (2021), Built to Last (2022), Friends Don't Fall in Love (2023), and Catch and Keep and Even If It Breaks Your Heart, both published in 2024.

Erin Hart writes the Nora Gavin mysteries, crime novels set in Ireland whose recorded subjects are women pathologists, archaeologists, forensic scientists and bog bodies. Four books make up the run: Haunted Ground (2003), Lake of Sorrows (2004), False Mermaid (2010) and The Book of Killowen (2013). Dublin and murder investigation recur, and nothing has followed 2013.

Erin Hunter is the name on 169 catalogued books, published from 2003 onward and filed as children's fantasy fiction. Into the Wild, Fire and Ice and Forest of Secrets (all 2003) are the earliest. Series listings include Warriors: The New Prophecy, Warriors: Power of Three, Warriors: Omen of the Stars, Warriors: Dawn of the Clans and Warriors: The Broken Code. Seekers, Survivors, Bravelands and Bamboo Kingdom also appear. Subjects include cats, feral cats, bears, dogs, adventure and manga. Darktail's Judgment (2026) is the newest, with False Dawn due in 2027.

Erin Johnson writes cozy mysteries, most of them with magic in them. Spells & Caramels opened the catalogue in 2017 with a run of rhyming titles, Seashells, Spells & Caramels and Snowflakes, Cakes & Deadly Stakes among them, and the Magical Tea Room Mystery and Magic Market Mysteries series followed. The Eden Mercer K-9 Mystery Thriller books and Avery Carver run on a different track. Fifty-one titles reach Final Vow in 2026.

Erin Kelly, born in 1976, is an English writer of psychological thrillers from Romford, and has worked as a journalist since 1998, for newspapers and for magazines including Marie Claire, Elle, Red and Psychologies. 17 catalogued books run from The Poison Tree (2010) to The House of Mirrors (2024), among them The Burning Air (2013), The Ties That Bind (2014) and He Said/She Said (2017). Kelly also wrote the Broadchurch novel and its short story collections. Family secrets, murder and London run through the subjects.

Erin Kinsley has five catalogued books, all of them English fiction published since 2019. Found (2019) opens the run, followed by Innocent (2020), Missing (2021), Someone You Know (2023) and Say Nothing (2024). Kinsley is actively publishing.

Erin McCarthy writes romance across contemporary, erotic and paranormal lines, with stock car drivers, vampires and Las Vegas among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 108 books from Bad Boys Online (2003) to Spring Fling (2026). Series include Fast Track, the Vegas Vampires, True Believers, Cuttersville, Ohio, the New York Girlfriends, South Beach Bodyguards, Tap That and Murder By Design. All 108 books are credited to McCarthy alone.

Erin Morgenstern

3 books

Three books make up Erin Morgenstern's catalogue. The Night Circus (2011) brought magicians, a circus and games into a historical fantasy, won the Locus Award for Best First Novel, and appeared in more than a dozen languages by 2013; Morgenstern took an Alex Award in 2012. Flax-Golden Tales followed in 2014 and The Starless Sea in 2019. Morgenstern, born in 1978, is an American multimedia artist as well as a novelist. The books run long, at a median of 507 pages.

Erin Nicholas writes contemporary and erotic romance, and the catalogue counts 118 books from 2009 to 2026. Sapphire Falls, Boys of the Bayou, Bad Boys of the Bayou, Badges of the Bayou, Boys of the Big Easy, Why You Should Never, Hot Cakes, Counting on Love, Royals Gone Rogue and Billionaire Bargains are among the series. Just Right, No Matter What and Why You Should Never Kiss Your Boss date from 2009, followed by Just My Type (2010) and Hotblooded (2012). Subject headings name singers, physicians, policewomen and Nebraska, and Making It Happen (2026) is the newest.

Erin R. Flynn writes erotic and paranormal romance, with gay romance and vampires among the catalogue subjects. The listing holds 270 entries from 2010 to 2026, and several 2010 titles carry the credit Joyee Flynn, some shared with Stormy Glenn. Avoiding Hell's Gate, Dying Assassin and Here Kitty, Kitty all date from 2010. Series include Artemis University, Hounds of Hell, Marius World, Warrior Camp, Seraphine Thomas, Resistant Omegas, House of Garner, Purrfect Mates and Karma Bakery. Inevitable Moves is the newest title, from 2026.

Erin Watt has 9 catalogued books, all published between 2016 and 2018. Five of them form a connected run: Paper Princess (2016), Broken Prince (2016), Twisted Palace (2016), Fallen Heir (2017) and Cracked Kingdom (2018). When It's Real (2017) and One Small Thing (2018) stand apart from it. High school students, dating, impostors and murder supply the subjects. No title has been catalogued since 2018.

Erle Stanley Gardner

152 books• 8 series

Erle Stanley Gardner (July 17, 1889 to March 11, 1970) was an American lawyer and author of the Perry Mason legal detective stories. The catalogue opens in 1933 with The Case of the Velvet Claws and The Case of the Sulky Girl, followed by The Case of the Curious Bride and The Case of the Howling Dog in 1934, and lists 152 books in all. Other Gardner series include Donald Lam & Bertha Cool, Doug Selby, Gramp Wiggens and Terry Clane. Gardner also wrote non-fiction, mostly accounts of travels through Baja California and elsewhere in Mexico. Pseudonyms included A. A. Fair and Carleton Kendrake, and at the time of death Gardner was the best-selling American author of the 20th century.

Erma Bombeck (February 21, 1927 – April 22, 1996), born Erma Louise Fiste, was an American humorist whose newspaper column on suburban home life was syndicated from 1965 to 1996. Bombeck filed more than four thousand columns, the last on April 17, 1996, and by the 1970s the column reached 30 million readers in nine hundred newspapers across the United States and Canada. Fifteen humor books were published, most of them bestsellers. The catalogue lists 22 titles, among them If Life Is a Bowl of Cherries What Am I Doing in the Pits? (1978), The Grass Is Always Greener Over The Septic Tank (1981) and Motherhood: The Second Oldest Profession (1983).

Ernest Cline

5 books• 4 series

Ernest Cline has 5 catalogued books. Ready Player One (2011), set in a shared virtual world built on puzzles, is the best known of them, and Cline co-wrote the screenplay for the Steven Spielberg film adaptation. Armada (2015) and Ready Player Two (2020) followed. The Importance of Being Ernest (2006) opens the catalogue and Bridge to Bat City (2024) is catalogued under his children's writing. Cline also performs as a slam poet.

Ernest Dempsey writes action and adventure thrillers, with Sean Wyatt as a recurring character. Series include Relic Runner, Gideon Wolf, Adriana Villa, Adventure Guild, Shadow Cell, Beta Force and Paranormal Archaeology Division. Catalogued novels include The Secret of the Stones (2010), The Cleric's Vault (2011), The Last Chamber (2012), The Lost Canvas (2012) and The Grecian Manifesto (2013). The Vashti Seal is the newest title, from 2026.

Ernest Hemingway

51 books• 7 series

Ernest Hemingway (July 21, 1899 – July 2, 1961) was an American novelist, short-story writer and journalist, and winner of the 1954 Nobel Prize in Literature. Hemingway's economical, understated prose shaped later 20th-century writers. The published body of work counts seven novels, six short-story collections and two nonfiction books, among them In Our Time (1925) and The Sun Also Rises (1926). The catalogue reaches 51 entries, from early pieces such as Camping Out (1920) to The Letters of Ernest Hemingway: Volume 5, 1932–1934 (2020). Raised in Oak Park, Illinois, Hemingway reported for The Kansas City Star for six months before joining the Red Cross.

Erskine Caldwell

53 books

Erskine Caldwell (1903-1987) was an American novelist and short story writer whose subject was poverty, racism and social trouble in the Southern United States. Tobacco Road (1932) and God's Little Acre (1933) brought the critical acclaim, and with cumulative sales of 10 million and 14 million copies they rank among the best-selling American novels ever published; a 1933 stage version of Tobacco Road set a Broadway record for consecutive performances. The catalogue holds 53 titles, opening with The Bastard (1929) and taking in Journeyman (1935), Kneel to the Rising Sun and Other Stories (1935), Trouble in July (1940) and the Selected Letters, 1929-1955 (1999). Fundamentalism, evangelicalism, the Depression and African American life recur as subjects.

Cozy mystery is Eryn Scott's output, spread across eight series: Stoneybrook, Whiskers and Words, Pebble Cove Teahouse, Pebble Cove Bed-and-Breakfast, Murder at the Morrisey, Pepper Brooks, What's in a Name? and Black Cat Investigation. Her earliest titles, some written as Eryn Marie, are contemporary fiction beginning with A Chance for Sunny Skies (2015); the mysteries start with Literally Dead (2017). Sixty-four books reach A Sticky End (2026).

Esme Addison has 4 catalogued books across two series, An Enchanted Bay Mystery and Secret Society Mystery. A Spell for Trouble (2020) opens the catalogue, followed by A Hex for Danger (2021), An Intrigue of Witches (2024) and A Brew for Chaos (2025). Spells, hexes and witches run through the titles, and the subject index files the work as American literature. Addison remains actively publishing.

Genevieve Lenard, an autistic insurance investigator who reads people through body language, carries Estelle Ryan's mystery series. Art forgery, theft and murder supply the cases. The Gauguin Connection (2012) opens the run, followed by The Braque Connection (2013), The Dante Connection (2013), The Courbet Connection (2014), The Flinck Connection (2014) and The Leger Connection (2015). 36 titles are catalogued, including the Duchess Report books, and the newest is The Van Mieris Connection.

Esther Hatch has 12 books in the catalogue, from The Roses of Feldstone (2018) to A Most Unfortunate Happenstance (2026). Hatch's two series are Proper Scandals and A Romance of Rank. Titles include A Proper Scandal (2019), A Proper Charade (2020), A Proper Scoundrel (2021), Manor for Sale, Baron Included (2021), For Letter or Worse (2023) and A Proper Facade (2024). Subjects include the aristocracy, businesspeople and man-woman relationships.

Ethan Hawke

6 books

Ethan Hawke, born 1970, is an American actor, filmmaker and author whose screen career began with Explorers (1985) and Dead Poets Society (1989). Six Hawke books are catalogued. The Hottest State (1996) and Ash Wednesday (2002) come first, with young men and unmarried couples among their subjects; Rules for a Knight (2015) turns to knighthood and self-realisation; Indeh: A Story of the Apache Wars (2016) is a comic book about the Apache wars. A Bright Ray of Darkness and Meadowlark both appeared in 2021.

Ethan Joella's catalogue holds 4 novels. A Little Hope (2021) opens it, followed by A Quiet Life (2022), The Same Bright Stars (2024) and The Top of the World, dated 2026. A new Joella title has arrived roughly every eighteen months since the debut, and none belongs to a series.

Espionage and action drive Ethan Jones's catalogue of 60 books. Nine series carry it: Justin Hall, Jack Storm, Javin Pierce, Max Thorne, Jennifer Morgan, the Carrie Chronicles, Saint Assassin Vigilante, Tom Maverick and the Assassin's Wife thrillers. Justin Hall is the recurring figure, introduced in Arctic Wargame (2012). Treason, survival, scientists and Iran appear in the subject record. Assassin's Pact (2026) is the newest title, and Assassin's Wrath is scheduled for 2027.

Eudora Welty

28 books• 3 series

The American South is Eudora Welty's subject across 28 catalogued titles, among them A Curtain of Green (1941), The Robber Bridegroom (1942), Delta Wedding (1946), The Golden Apples (1949) and The Ponder Heart (1954). Welty (1909-2001) worked as a short-story writer, novelist and photographer, and took the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for The Optimist's Daughter. Other honours include the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Order of the South. The Library of America published Welty first among living authors, and the Welty house in Jackson, Mississippi now operates as a museum and a National Historic Landmark.

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.

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 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 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 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.

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.