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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.

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 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 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.

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 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.

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 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.