Authors whose first name starts with E, page 8 of 10

Emma Törzs, born in 1987, is an American literary novelist and university professor. Her debut novel, Ink Blood Sister Scribe (2023), has been optioned by Amazon MGM Studios. Törzs holds a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in prose and has won a World Fantasy Award for Short Fiction and an O. Henry Prize. Two titles are catalogued, the earlier being Like a River Loves the Sky (2018).

Emma V. Leech splits her work between Regency romance and French legend. Rogues & Gentlemen, Girls Who Dare, Daring Daughters, Wicked Sons and the Regency Romance Mysteries carry the first; Les Fées: The French Fae Legend and Les Corbeaux: The French Vampire Legend carry the second, opening with The Dark Prince (2015). Leech's 74 catalogued books reach What Lies Beneath (2025), with eight titles carrying a 2017 date. Volumes run long, at a median of 437 pages.

Emmie Lyn writes light mysteries with food and dogs in nearly every title. Thirty-two books have appeared since 2021, across the Little Dog Diner, Dogs & Donuts, Mint Chocolate Chip Mystery, Cooking Club Murder Mystery, Accidental Ghost Detective and Danger at the Cove series. Titles pair a dish with trouble: Custard and a Crisis, Sprinkles and a Situation, Dishing Up Deceit, Crumbling Up Crooks. Spiced with Secrets appeared in 2026, and Frosted with Fear is scheduled for 2027.

Emmy Chandler has 13 catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2025 and credited to Chandler alone. Escape (2018) is the first title on file and Saving Grace (2025) the most recent. Three series organise the work: Prison Planet, Project Vetus and Twisted Kingdom. Champion, Dirty Lies, Guardian, Hostage, Hunter and Traitor all carry 2018 dates, and the listing stays open.

Emmy Ellis writes British crime fiction, 118 catalogued titles between Murder Game (2014) and No26 (2026). Police series carry much of the run, D.I. Bethany Smith, D.I. Tracy Collier, D.I. Morgan Yeoman, D.I. Kane Barnett, Detective Anna James and Detective Carol Wren, beside the Cardigan Estate, Barrington Patch, Crawshaw Street and London Lot books. Many titles carry two names, such as All The Bones, also published as Sunk. Ellis publishes continuously.

Cowboy romance fills the 21 catalogued books of Emmy Eugene, published from 2019 to 2022. Eugene's series are Chestnut Ranch Billionaire Cowboy, Bluegrass Ranch and Texas Longhorn Ranch in Chestnut Springs Romance. The 2019 titles include Cowboys Never Kiss Under the Mistletoe and A Cowboy and his Daughter. A Cowboy and his Fake Marriage and Parading the Cowboy Billionaire appeared in 2020. Dreaming of Her Cowboy Prince (2022) is the newest title.

Emmy Laybourne has nine catalogued books published between 2012 and 2019. Monument 14 (2012) shares its year with Dress Your Marines in White (2012), and the run continues through Jake and the Other Girl (2013), Sky on Fire (2013), Savage Drift (2014), What Mario Scietto Says (2014), Sweet (2015), Berserker (2017) and Ransacker (2019). Monument 14 is the series recorded under the name. Catalogue subjects record survival, teenagers, natural disasters, chemical spills, dystopias and rescues, filed under children's fiction.

Emmy Sanders has 20 catalogued books published from 2022 to 2026, starting with Dix (2022) and reaching Bruiser (2026). The series are Elite 8 Studios, Plum Valley Cowboys and Darling Brothers. A group of Hearts titles runs through Fool Hearts, Swan Hearts, Virgin Hearts, Courageous Hearts and Wishing Hearts, and Himbo, Malibu and Tink appeared in 2023.

Emylia Hall's fiction divides in two: standalone novels of families and secrets, and the Shell House Detectives mysteries. The Book Of Summers (2012) opens the catalogue, followed by The Swiss Affair (2013), Sea Between Us (2015) and The Thousand Lights Hotel (2017). The detective books begin in 2023 with The Shell House Detectives and The Harbour Lights Mystery. Eleven titles reach The Lone Island Mystery (2026).

Enid Blyton

957 books• 42 series

Enid Blyton (11 August 1897 to 28 November 1968) was an English children's writer and one of the best-selling authors of children's literature, with more than 600 million copies sold and translations into ninety languages. Blyton wrote on education, natural history, fantasy, mystery and biblical stories. Noddy, the Famous Five, the Secret Seven, the Five Find-Outers and Malory Towers are the best-remembered Blyton books, and St Clare's, Mary Mouse and Toyland Stories are also listed. The catalogue opens with The Enid Blyton Book of Fairies (1924), and The Naughtiest Girl in the School (1930) and The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair (1937) follow. Titles dated after Blyton's death also appear, up to Stories of Wonders and Wishes (2023).

Ennki Hakari is a Japanese light novelist best known for Skeleton Knight in Another World. All 23 catalogued books belong to that title, split between the light novel series and a manga adaptation. The first light novel volume appeared in 2019, the same year as the early manga volumes. Skeleton Knight in Another World has reached a 14th manga volume, dated 2026.

Eoin Colfer

59 books• 18 series

Eoin Colfer, born 14 May 1965, is an Irish children's writer and a former primary school teacher, best known for the eleven Artemis Fowl fantasy novels. By 2013 the Artemis Fowl books had sold more than 21 million copies in 44 languages, and in a 2010 public poll readers chose Artemis Fowl as their favourite Puffin Books title. The novel Artemis Fowl (2001) was followed by The Arctic Incident (2002) and The Eternity Code (2003). Other series include the Fowl Twins, W.A.R.P., Benny Shaw and Plugged, with Benny and Omar (1998) among the early titles and Deerheart (2026) the newest. The listing also credits The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1996) to Colfer.

Eoin Dempsey writes historical fiction set in and around the Second World War. The 31 catalogued Dempsey books begin with Finding Rebecca (2012) and reach The Bridge (2026), taking in The Bogside Boys (2015) and White Rose, Black Forest (2018). Subjects across the catalogue include the Holocaust, Auschwitz, the Gestapo, the Weisse Rose resistance group and resistance to government. Dempsey writes four series - Monika Ritter, Maureen Ritter, Lion's Den and Powerscourt - and remains actively publishing.

Eowyn Ivey

4 books

Alaska runs through every book Eowyn Ivey has written. The Snow Child (2012), her first novel, reworks a fairy tale into frontier fiction and was a finalist for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. To the Bright Edge of the World (2016) turns to a scientific expedition and early photography, and Black Woods, Blue Sky followed in 2025. Ivey lives in Alaska, and four titles are catalogued.

Eric Ambler (1909-1998) wrote English thrillers, spy novels above all, and worked as a screenwriter. His 29 catalogued books span 1936 to 1995, from The Dark Frontier (1936) to The Story So Far (1995), with the 1950s his busiest decade. Ambler built series around Valeshoff, Charles Latimer and Arthur Abdel Simpson, and his subjects take in intelligence services, smuggling and the Orient Express. He also published as Eliot Reed for titles written with Charles Rodda.

Eric Brown was a British science fiction author and a critic for The Guardian, born on 24 May 1960 and died on 21 March 2023. Catalogue subjects include space opera, human-alien encounters, space colonies and mystery. The earliest listed book is The Time Lapsed Man And Other Stories (1990), followed by Meridian Days (1992) and Engineman (1994). Series credited to Brown include Langham and Dupré Mystery, Starship Seasons, Telemass Quartet, Virex Trilogy and Bengal Station.

Eric Carle

165 books• 6 series

Eric Carle (25 June 1929 to 23 May 2021) was an American author, designer and illustrator of children's books. The Very Hungry Caterpillar, a picture book first published in 1969, has sold more than 55 million copies in over 70 languages. Carle illustrated more than 70 children's books and wrote most of them, and sales across the Carle books exceed 170 million copies. Catalogued titles begin with 1, 2, 3 to the Zoo (1968), followed by The Very Hungry Caterpillar (1969), Pancakes, Pancakes! (1970), The Tiny Seed (1970) and Do You Want to Be My Friend? (1971). Subjects include board books, counting, color, animals and caterpillars.

Eric Chance Stone writes action adventure and mystery. Most titles end on the word Waters: Blue Waters (2020), Raging Waters (2021), Vanishing Waters (2021), Mayan Waters (2022), African Waters (2023) and, most recently, Chile Waters (2026). The catalogue holds 25 books published between 2020 and 2026, across two series, Rick Waters and Daryl Sloan.

Eric Dontigney writes LitRPG. The catalogue lists 9 books, every one an Unintended Cultivator volume, published between 2023 and 2026. The run opens with Unintended Cultivator (2023) and reaches Unintended Cultivator: Volume Nine (2026), with Dontigney credited alone on each. Volumes have arrived at an average of one every five months, and Dontigney is still publishing.

Eric Flint's catalogue opens with Mother of Demons (1997) and runs to 1637: The Pilgrim's Passage (2026). 1632 appeared in 2000, alongside Fortune's Stroke and Rats, Bats & Vats, and In the Heart of Darkness (1998) and Destiny's Shield (1999) came before it. Series include Ring of Fire: Assiti Shards, Grantville Gazette, Belisarius, Jao, Boundary, Pyramid, Demon Rift and Rats, Bats & Vats, and two short fiction lines carry Dave Freer's name alongside Flint's. Subjects include time travel, alternate history, West Virginia, Europe, the Thirty Years' War and life on other planets.

Eric Gansworth

11 books• 1 series

Eric Gansworth, born in 1965, is a Haudenosaunee novelist, poet and visual artist from New York, a citizen of the Onondaga Nation and of Tuscarora descent. Eleven books are catalogued between 1998 and 2022. Recorded subjects include the Tuscarora and Iroquois peoples, Indian reservations, Indian dance, the cigarette industry and conflict between generations, alongside poetry. Titles include Indian Summers (1998), Smoke Dancing (2004), Extra Indians (2010), If I Ever Get Out of Here (2013), Apple (2020) and My Good Man (2022).

Eric Garcia, born in 1972, is an American writer and screenwriter. Matchstick Men (2002) was filmed by Ridley Scott with Nicolas Cage in the lead, and the Anonymous Rex series reached the SciFi Channel in a 2004 adaptation. Garcia wrote the 2010 film Repo Men with Garrett Lerner, drawing on the novel The Repossession Mambo (2009), and created the non-linear Netflix heist series Kaleidoscope as its showrunner. Eight catalogued books run from Anonymous Rex (1999) to City: The Mind in the Machine, Volume 1 (2014), among them Casual Rex (2001), Cassandra French's Finishing School for Boys, Hot and Sweaty Rex (both 2004) and The Materialist (2007).

Horror is the recorded subject for Eric Guignard, whose catalogue runs from Dreams of a Little Suicide (2014) to A Graveside Gallery: Tales of Ghosts and Dark Matters (2025). Series under the name are Exploring Dark Short Fiction and Campfire Macabre. The listing includes volumes titled A Primer to Steve Rasnic Tem (2017), A Primer to Kaaron Warren (2018) and A Primer to Jeffrey Ford (2019). Other titles include That Which Grows Wild (2018) and Doorways to the Deadeye (2019).

Eric Helm is the name on a run of Vietnam War military fiction, 45 books dated 1984 to 2025. Vietnam: Ground Zero is the main sequence, with Wings Over Nam, Super Vietnam: Ground Zero and Scorpion Squad alongside it. The catalogue opens with Body Count and The Nhu Ky Sting, both 1984, and titles such as Chopper Command, River Raid, P. O. W. and Unconfirmed Kill follow through the late 1980s. Bromhead's War (2025) is the newest entry for readers tracking Eric Helm books in order.

Eric Jay Dolin

17 books• 1 series

Eric Jay Dolin, born 1961, is an American author of history books, and maritime subjects, wildlife and the environment recur across them. Awards have gone to a number of Dolin's titles. The catalogue holds 17 books published between 1989 and 2026, from The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (1989) to The Wreck of the Mentor (2026), taking in The Duck Stamp Story (2000), Leviathan: The History of Whaling in America (2007) and Fur, Fortune, and Empire (2010). Boston Harbor, wildlife conservation and duck stamps appear in the subject records.

Eric Jerome Dickey wrote about African American men and women, love and betrayal, often in Los Angeles. 33 catalogued books run from Sister, Sister (1996) to The Son of Mr. Suleman, including Friends and Lovers (1997), Milk in My Coffee (1998), Cheaters (1999) and Liar's Game (2000). The Gideon novels, the McBroom Sisters and Nia Simone Bijou head series of their own, alongside standalone fiction, short stories and graphic novels. The catalogue closed in 2021.

Eric LaRocca writes horror, much of it at novella length. Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke (2021) is the best-known title, an epistolary story of an online chat group; it was reissued in 2022 with other stories. Online cruelty, sadism, masochism, gore and queer lives are the running subjects. Fifteen books date from 2020 to 2026, at a median 208 pages, including You've Lost a Lot of Blood (2022), We Can Never Leave This Place (2022), Everything the Darkness Eats (2023) and The Trees Grew Because I Bled There (2023).

Eric Litwin, also known as Mr. Eric, is an American storyteller and musician born 16 August 1966, and the original author of the Pete the Cat books. His picture books are written for early readers, in rhyme and song, beginning with I Love My White Shoes (2008) and continuing through Rocking in My School Shoes (2011) and Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons (2013). The catalogue holds 64 titles running to 2024, at a median of 24 pages.

Military action and war fiction define the catalogue of Eric Meyer. The list holds 223 books published between 2010 and 2026, from Blood & Snow to Gold, and Meyer continues to publish. Series include SEAL Team Bravo: Black Ops, Echo Six: Black Ops, Heroes of Vietnam, Heroes of the Pacific, Heroes of the 82nd Airborne and Black Ops Heroes of Afghanistan. Subject matter runs from the Waffen-SS and the Second World War to Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and modern counter-terrorism.

Eric Red, born Eric Joseph Durdaller on February 16, 1961, is an American screenwriter, director and novelist. Red wrote the horror films The Hitcher and Near Dark, and wrote and directed Cohen and Tate. The catalogue lists 12 books from 2005 to 2021, including the Joe Noose and Men Who Walk Like Wolves series, with subject headings for westerns, thrillers and frontier life. Containment (2005) is the first title; The Guns of Santa Sangre (2013), It Waits Below (2014) and Noose (2018) follow, and The Crimson Trail (2021) is the latest.

Eric Rickstad writes crime novels set in rural Vermont, with murder, missing young women and fatherless families as recurring material. Nine books are catalogued between Reap (2000) and The Five (2025), grouped into the Canaan Crime and Remote series and taking in The Silent Girls (2014), The Names Of Dead Girls (2017) and Lilith (2024). Two titles, The Five and The Six, share a 2025 date, at a median length of 404 pages.

Eric Schumacher's catalogue opens with God's Hammer (2004) and runs to 9 books, the newest being Riddle of the Gods and Vengeance of the Damned, both dated 2025. Two sagas are recorded against the name, Olaf's Saga and Hakon's Saga. Raven's Feast, War King, Mollebakken, Forged By Iron, Sigurd's Swords and Wolves of Wagria fill the run, which stays open.

Eric Smith is catalogued with 8 books published between 2013 and 2023. Recorded subjects include magic, dryads, environmental protection, adoption, identity and children's fiction. The Geek's Guide to Dating (2013) is the earliest, followed by Inked (2015), Branded (2017), The Girl and the Grove (2018), Don't Read the Comments (2020), You Can Go Your Own Way (2021), Jagged Little Pill (2022) and With or Without You (2023). Three books record a page count, with a median of 352 pages.

All 6 of Eric Steele's books belong to A Dark Mafia Romance, and all 6 appeared in a single year, 2020. Each takes a character's name as its title: Damien, Heiden, Lucas, Nathan, Zayn and Zoey. Nothing has been added to the series since.

Eric Suddoth published nine catalogued books between 2018 and 2023, beginning with The Hunting at Huntington (2018) and ending with Possession (2023). Three of the titles carry a 2020 date: Intertwined, Preying for Revenge and Unsung. The Solomon's Dreams series sits inside the catalogue. Suddoth is the only name credited on any of the books, and the run has been dormant since 2023. One book has a recorded length, at 377 pages.

Military science fiction accounts for the whole of Eric Thomson's catalogue. Siobhan Dunmoore anchors it and has a separate Early Years sequence, alongside Decker's War, Ashes of Empire, Ghost Squadron, Constabulary Casefiles and Tales from the Thousand Worlds. The 34 catalogued books open with Death Comes But Once (2014), take in No Honor in Death (2015), Victory's Bright Dawn (2017) and Imperial Sunset (2018), and reach Coins for the Dead (2026). Anyone after Eric Thomson books in order has seven series to place.

Eric Ugland has 50 books in the catalogue, from The Mexico Affair (2014) to Death Premium (2026). Amber Alert, Doctor Apocalypse, Jane Dead, The Body In The Pool and Welcome to Roseland all date from 2015, and Commander in Thief followed in 2017. Ugland series include Good Guys, Grim Guys, Roseland, Hunter Smith Adventures, Master of Puppets, Pine Bluff Chronicles, Dark Bureau Cases and Death Premium.

Eric Vall's catalogue runs to 359 books dated 2018 to 2026. Vall works almost entirely in long series, 12 of them recorded: Summoner, Dragon Emperor, Metal Mage, Succubus Lord, Without Law, Duelist, Dragon Conjurer, Making Monster Girls, Lottery King and Castle Coeds among them. The first year, 2018, produced Dungeon Master, Metal Mage, Planet Broker and Summoner. Beautiful Monsters (2026) is the most recent title, and the catalogue keeps growing.

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.

Eric Walters

207 books• 18 series

Eric Walters, full name Eric Robert Walters, is a Canadian author of young adult fiction and picture books, born March 3, 1957 and the writer of more than 130 books. The catalogue lists 207 books from Stand Your Ground (1994) to Werewolves Don't Keep Diaries (2026). Series include Camp X, Rule of Three, Orca Echoes, Tiger, War Of The Eagles, We All Fall Down, Catboy and Teen Astronauts. Subjects include basketball, survival, orphans, the Second World War and adventure.

Eric Warren writes science fiction series. Between 2018 and 2022 Warren published 27 books across Infinity's End, Infinity's End Legacy, Stellar Outlaw, Quantum Gate and Future's Echo. The earliest titles, all from 2018, are Disparity, Duality, Singular and Triality. The Universal Theft (2022) is the most recent book listed.

The Tom and Liz Austen Mysteries head Eric Wilson's catalogue: Canadian children's detective stories that move the Austen siblings from city to city, through Vancouver Nightmare (1978), Terror in Winnipeg (1979), The Lost Treasure of Casa Loma (1979) and The Ghost of Lunenberg Manor (1981). Murder on The Canadian (1976) opens the run. Four further groupings share the same catalogued name - Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy, Aramis Black Mysteries, By the Numbers and a set of standalone novels - taking the total to 41 titles through 2023.

Charlie Salter heads the main series of Eric Wright, a Canadian mystery novelist who lived from May 4, 1929 to October 9, 2015. The catalogue lists 25 Wright books, starting with The Night the Gods Smiled (1983) and ending with The Land Mine (2016). Beyond Salter, Wright wrote the Joe Barley, Mel Pickett and Lucy Trimble Brenner series. The catalogue files the Wright books under police procedural mysteries, with Toronto among the settings. Smoke Detector (1984) and Death in the Old Country (1985) are early titles.

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 David writes media tie-in fiction for children. The catalogue holds 31 books published between 2004 and 2019, with Disney Frozen: Anna & Elsa and Legend of Korra recorded as series and SpongeBob SquarePants among the subjects. Titles include Hotel For Dogs Movie Novelization (2008), My Name Is CheeseHead (2008), The Eye of the Fry Cook (2009) and The Great Patty Caper (2010). Recorded subjects also cover sisters, magic, queens, princesses and snowmen. The recorded editions run to a median of 124 pages.

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.

The catalogue credits Erica Lucke Dean with 11 books between 2013 and 2025 across three series: Flames of Time, Ivie McKie and Katie Chronicles. Suddenly Sorceress and To Katie With Love (2013) are the earliest titles. Craving Caine (2014), Ashes of Life (2015), Splintered Souls (2015), Scattered Souls (2016), Suddenly Spellbound (2016) and For the Love of Katie (2017) follow. Shattered Souls appeared in 2021, and Chasing Stardust (2025) is the newest. Dean is marked as ongoing.

Erica Monroe writes historical romance. Nine books are catalogued under this name between 2013 and 2018, across three recorded series: Rookery Rogues, Gothic Brides and Covert Heiresses. A Dangerous Invitation (2013) opens the list and The Scandalous Widow (2018) closes it, with A Wayward Man and Secrets in Scarlet (2014), Beauty and the Rake and I Spy a Duke (2015), Stealing the Rogue's Heart and The Mad Countess (2017) and The Determined Duchess (2018) in between. Catalogued editions run to a median of 160 pages.

Erica Penrod has 36 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026. Heart's Desire: Heaven and a Cowboy (2018) opens the run and Bad Blood and Blue Water (2026) is the newest title. Penrod's series are the Angel Institute, Billionaire Coves Clean Contemporary Romance, MyHeartChannel Romances, Heaven and a Cowboy, Cowboy Reality Romance, Country Brides, Lone Horse Ranch and Gritstone Ranch. Almost the whole catalogue dates from the 2020s, and Penrod continues to publish.

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.

Erica Wright writes poetry and crime fiction. The Kat Stone novels follow a private investigator in New York, and Wright also contributes to Object Lessons, a series of short books each devoted to one everyday object: Driver's License, Drone, Golf Ball, Remote Control, Glass, Hotel. The catalogue holds 99 titles dated 2011 to 2026, from Instructions for Killing the Jackal (2011) to Lipstick (2026), at a median of 152 pages.

Martial arts and combat sports are the main subject of Erich Krauss's 25 books. Krauss has written on jiu-jitsu, Muay Thai and mixed martial arts in titles including Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu, Mastering the Rubber Guard and Muay Thai Unleashed. The earliest listed book is On The Line: Inside the U.S. Border Patrol (2004). Wave of Destruction (2005) and Wall of Flame (2006) also appear, and the list ends with Primitives in 2022.

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.