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Dame Hilary Mantel (born Hilary Mary Thompson, 6 July 1952 to 22 September 2022) was a British writer of historical fiction, memoir and short stories. Every Day Is Mother's Day (1985) was the first published novel. Mantel won the Booker Prize twice, for Wolf Hall (2009), a fictional account of Thomas Cromwell's rise at the court of Henry VIII, and for its 2012 sequel Bring Up the Bodies. The site lists 20 books through A Memoir of My Former Self: A Life in Writing (2023), including Fludd (1989) and A Place of Greater Safety (1992).

Hildie McQueen writes historical romance, with paranormal romance also among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 91 books from Desperate Betrayal (2011) to The Blacksmith's Wish (2026). Clan Ross of the Hebrides, Clan Ross, Clan Ross of Skye, Guards of Clan Ross, Rogues of the Lowlands, Highland Romp, Moriag, Brides for All Seasons and Laurel Creek are among the series under the McQueen name. McQueen is recorded as ongoing.

Hildur Knútsdóttir is an Icelandic writer born in Reykjavík on 16 June 1984. She studied at the University of Iceland and has taught a writing workshop. Vetrarhörkur (Winter Frost), a 2016 novel, won the Icelandic Literary Prize for children's books that year. The catalogue lists 17 books from 2011 to 2026, opening with Sláttur (2011) and Spádómurinn (2012). Knútsdóttir series include Vetrarfrí, Doddi and Ljónið, and Nornin appeared in 2019. Dead Weight (2026) is the newest title.

Hillary Avis has 18 catalogued books dating from 2018 to 2023, with Kernel of Doubt (2018) listed first and No Spring Chicken (2023) most recently. Sampled titles include Crime Chowder, Risky Bisqueness, Chili con Carnage and Lentil Death Do Us Part. Avis's series are Clucks and Clues Cozy Mysteries, Death Du Jour, A Magic Library Mystery and Neela Durante. No new book has appeared since 2023.

Hillary Clinton has 8 books in this catalogue, published between 2003 and 2024. The list runs from Living History (2003) through It Takes a Village (2006), Hard Choices (2014), Stronger Together (2016), What Happened (2017), The Book of Gutsy Women (2019) and Grandma's Gardens (2020) to Something Lost, Something Gained (2024). Catalogue subjects cover politics and government, legislators, presidents, elections, stateswomen, women in politics and biography.

Many Hollis Shiloh series are titled for a pair of men: Jack & Ollie, Dave & Jesse, Max & Jamie, Levi & Jett, Holin & Kale. The catalogue holds 131 books published between 2013 and 2024, opening with Hearts of Gold (2013) and reaching Around Again (2024). Longer lines include Shifters and Partners, Men of the ESRB, Men of Magic, Marrying Men and Baking Bears. Books run to a median 172 pages.

Holly Anna writes illustrated children's fiction for grades 1 to 3, with 12 books catalogued from 2017 to 2020. The first title is Daisy Dreamer and the Totally True Imaginary Friend (2017), and the latest is Sweet Dreams! (2020). Subjects include imaginary friends, pixies, magic, friendship and winter. Other titles are The Ice Castle (2017), The Not-So-Pretty Pixies (2017), Posey, the Class Pest (2018) and The Wishing-Well Spell (2018).

Holly Black

60 books• 18 series

Holly Black is an American writer and editor, born in 1971, working in children's and young adult fiction, with fantasy and faeries prominent in the subjects. The Spiderwick Chronicles, created with writer and illustrator Tony DiTerlizzi, and the Folk of the Air series are the best-known work, and the Modern Faerie Tales form the debut trilogy. The catalogue opens with Tithe (2002) and lists 60 books to 2026, including Curse Workers, Book of Night and the Stolen Heir Duology, with 2 titles shared with Cassandra Clare. Black has received a Nebula Award, a Newbery Honor and a Mythopoeic Award.

Both of Holly Chamberlin's series carry a Maine place name: Yorktide, Maine and Eliot's Corner, Maine. The catalogue lists 23 books from Living Single (2002) to Summer Roommates (2023), including The Summer of Us, The Friends We Keep, The Family Beach House and Summer Friends. Subjects include Maine, mothers and daughters, female friendship, single women, family life and Boston. No title after 2023 is on file.

Holly Goldberg Sloan writes children's fiction, with soccer, orphans, schools, gardening and eccentrics among the recorded subjects. Eight catalogued books stretch from Keeper - Touchdown Edition (2002) to Pieces of Blue (2023), and two series are recorded: I'll Be There and a children's grouping under the Sloan name. Counting by 7s (2013), Appleblossom the Possum (2015), Short (2017) and The Elephant in the Room (2021) are among the titles.

Holly Hepburn writes contemporary fiction about small communities, with taverns and sisters among the recorded subjects. Twelve books are catalogued between 2013 and 2026 across three series: Star and Sixpence, Darling Cove and the Baker Street Mysteries. Cupidity (2013) opens the catalogue, and A Year at the Star and Sixpence (2016), The Picture House by the Sea (2017), A Year at Castle Court (2018), Last Orders at the Star and Sixpence (2019), Coming Home to Brightwater Bay (2021), The Little Shop of Hidden Treasures (2022) and Return to Half Moon Farm (2024) follow. The Locked Room (2026) is the newest title.

Holly Jackson writes young adult crime fiction. A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (2019) opens her catalogue and names her main series, whose subject tags run to Pip Fitz-Amobi, cold cases and stalking. Eight books are catalogued through 2025, ending at Not Quite Dead Yet, with Five Survive and The Reappearance of Rachel Price among the standalone titles. Jackson keeps publishing.

Holly Lisle was an American novelist of fantasy, science fiction, paranormal romance and romantic suspense, born October 8, 1960, who died on August 27, 2024. Lisle also taught writers: the e-book Mugging the Muse: Writing Fiction for Love And Money, the Forward Motion Writers' Community website and the How to Think Sideways courses on novel writing and revision all came from Lisle. The catalogue lists 45 books from Minerva Wakes (1990) to The Owner's Tale (2018), including Fire in the Mist (1992) and Bones of the Past (1993). Series include Secret Texts, World Gates, Cadence Drake, Korre, Moon & Sun and Tales From the Longview.

Holly Martin writes contemporary romance set in small coastal towns, and the series take their names from their places: White Cliff Bay, Sandcastle Bay, Hope Island, Jewel Island, Apple Hill Bay, Midnight Village, Wishing Wood and A Town Called Christmas. Marriage proposals, courtship and Christmas recur as subjects, across One Hundred Proposals (2014), Christmas at Lilac Cottage (2015) and Snowflakes on Silver Cove (2015). Forty-one Martin titles are catalogued, from The Sentinel (2013) to The Little Museum on Snowflake Street (2026).

Holly Monroe has published 14 books since 2023, beginning with The Last Winter. The series list covers Lunarcrest City Omegaverse, Shadowweaver Trilogy, Trapped On The Tightrope Duet, Garnet Omega, Not-So-Grimm Retellings and Reality TV Omegas. Knot All is Forgiven and Knot All is Perfect came out in 2024, with Knot All is Crystal and Knot All is Whole in 2025. Fate of the Fire (2026) is the newest release.

Holly Quinn writes mysteries across four series: A Handcrafted Mystery, A Lakeside Library Mystery, A Mainely Murder Mystery and Little White Lies. Ten books run from A Crafter Hooks a Killer (2019) to Lie In The Bay (2026), at a median 330 pages. Craft shops, businesswomen and murder investigation supply the subject matter, and the titles group by series: the Crafter books, the Lakeside Library books, and the Lie In The books.

Holly Rayner is credited on 221 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026. The Billionaire's First Christmas (2014) is the earliest title in the listing and The Doctor's Baby Twist (2026) the newest. Rayner's series include Billionaire Cowboys, the San Bravado Billionaires' Club, Billionaires of Europe, Billionaires Of La Vega, Sheikh's New Bride, Baby Surprises, Babies and Billions, Billion-Dollar Babies, More Than He Bargained For, Oops! and Love & Marriage. Most of the catalogue dates from the 2020s, and new titles keep arriving.

Holly Renee's catalogue runs to 25 books, published between 2015 and 2026. The work divides into seven series: Boys of Clermont Bay, Stars and Shadows, Rock Bottom, Veiled Kingdom, Garage, Calloway Ranch and Drowned King. Letting Go (2015) opens the catalogue, a new title arrives roughly every six months, and the books run to a median 272 pages. Renee remains actively publishing.

Holly Seddon is a British journalist and author, born in 1980, who writes suspense around cold cases, family secrets and investigative reporting. Try Not to Breathe (2016) opens the catalogue, and Don't Close Your Eyes (2017), Love Will Tear Us Apart (2018), The Hit List (2020), The Woman on the Bridge (2022), The Short Straw (2023) and 59 Minutes (2025) follow, reaching The Sleeper (2026). Eight books in all, at a median of 352 pages.

Holly Smale

14 books• 2 series

British writer Holly Miranda Smale, born 7 December 1981, wrote the Geek Girl series. Geek Girl, the first book, won the 2014 Waterstones Children's Book Prize and made the shortlist for the 2013 Roald Dahl Funny Prize; HarperCollins published the final book, Forever Geek, in March 2017. Smale's first adult novel, titled The Cassandra Complex in the UK and Cassandra in Reverse in the US, was Reese's Book Club's June 2023 pick and a BBC Radio 2 Book Club pick. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2013 to I Know How This Ends (2025), including a Valentines series listing, and subjects include teenage models, fashion and self-confidence.

Nineteen books stand under Holly Stevenson's name, dated between 2018 and 2023. The run begins with Christmas in Pine Ridge (2018) and ends with Love on Course (2023), and Stevenson is credited alone on every one. The listing groups the work into two series, A Pine Ridge Romance and Bright Harbor. Other titles in the catalogue include Back to You (2019), Perfectly Planned (2020) and Snowed In at the Ranch (2020). Stevenson has added no catalogued title since 2023.

Holly Varni's Moonberry Lake series accounts for both of the author's catalogued books. On Moonberry Lake (2023) came first, and The Blooming of Delphinium followed in 2024. The series is open, with no third title listed yet.

Homer Hickam

20 books• 2 series

Homer Hickam is an American author, a Vietnam War veteran and a former NASA engineer who trained the first Japanese astronauts. His memoir Rocket Boys (1998), also published as October Sky, reached the New York Times bestseller list and became the 1999 film October Sky; The Coalwood Way (2000) and Sky of Stone (2001) continue that autobiographical line. The Second World War, coal miners and aerospace engineers run through the subject headings, and Josh Thurlow is the one catalogued series. Twenty titles are catalogued, published between 1989 and 2021, from Torpedo Junction (1989) to Don't Blow Yourself Up (2021). Hickam was born in 1943.

Eleven catalogued books carry the name Honesty Price, published between 2019 and 2022 and credited to Price alone. Two series are listed: Phillips Family and Summer Short Stories. The run opens with All of Me and Back to Us, both 2019, and takes in Creating Us (2019), Love Lessons (2020), Finding Us (2022) and Group Project (2022). Fixing Us, published in 2022, is the last entry in the listing.

Anna and the Alien (2018) opens the Honey Phillips catalogue, followed by Beth and the Barbarian, Cam and the Conqueror and Deb and the Demon, all from 2018. The catalogue holds 152 books and runs to Bride of the Alien Warrior (2026), with Never Photograph a Yeti due in 2027. Series include Alien Abduction, ABCs of Alien Abduction, Treasured By The Alien, Cyborgs On Mars, Seven Brides For Seven Alien Brothers, Alien Wolf Tales, Fairhaven Falls and Horned Holidays.

Honor and Perdita Cargill is a joint byline carried by 9 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2024. The catalogue puts the reading level at grades 3 to 5. Flying High and New Girl are dated 2021, Ghostly Getaway 2022, Halloween Ball and Unexpected Guests 2023, and Magic Ever After, School Trip, Secret Spells and Stage Fright 2024. The catalogue lists the byline as actively publishing.

Honor Raconteur has 105 books in the catalogue, starting with Jaunten and Magus in 2011 and reaching Jon's Desert Prince Dream in 2026. The series list includes the Advent Mage Cycle, Case Files of Henri Davenforth, Artifactor, Deepwoods Saga, Familiar and the Mage, Jon's Mysteries and Mack's Marvelous Manifestations. Advent (2012), Kingslayer (2013) and The Dragon's Mage (2013) are among the early titles, and new books continue to appear.

Honore de Balzac

80 books• 2 series

Honore de Balzac was a French novelist and playwright, born 20 May 1799 and died 18 August 1850. The novel sequence La Comedie humaine gathers most of his fiction into a panorama of French life after Napoleon and counts as his major work. Close observation and an unfiltered account of society place Balzac among the founders of realism in European literature, and even his minor characters are morally ambiguous and fully drawn. The listing holds 80 books, from The Last Fay (1823) to a 2018 collection of The Chouans and other stories.

Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, born in 1967, is an American poet and novelist and a professor of English at the University of Oklahoma. Five poetry collections and one novel stand to the name. The Age of Phillis (2020) reexamines the life of the poet Phillis Wheatley; it was longlisted for the National Book Award for Poetry and took the 2021 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work in poetry. The first novel, The Love Songs of W.E.B. DuBois, was published by HarperCollins in 2021. Eight books span 2000 to 2025, from The Gospel of Barbecue to Misbehaving at the Crossroads: Essays & Writings.

Honour Rae writes LitRPG. Eight books are catalogued between 2022 and 2026, built around the All the Skills series, which opens with All the Skills (2022). Five numbered instalments carry 2024 or 2025 dates, and the run reaches a sixth in 2026. She of Many Dragons (2024) sits alongside them. One title has a recorded length, at 360 pages, and new books arrive at an average of one every 0.6 years.

Hope Callaghan has 144 books in the catalogue, published from 2014 onward, with cozy mystery and Christian fiction, suspense and romance among the subjects. Series include Millie's Cruise Ship Mysteries, Cruise Director Millie Mysteries, Garden Girls, Made in Savannah, Sweet Southern Sleuths, Divine Christian Cozy Mysteries and Wynn Harbor Inn, along with the Easton Island Family Saga. Waves of Deception, Tides of Deception and Winds of Deception all date from 2014. Fatal Fettuccine (2026) is the newest title, and An Irresistible Proposal is due in 2027.

Victorian Orphans is the series attached to Hope Dawson, whose 14 catalogued books date from 2020 to 2023. Titles include The Carter's Orphan, The Christmas Foundling, The Dockside Orphans and The Ratcatcher's Daughter, all from 2020. The Ragged Slum Princess (2023) is the newest book. Hope Dawson has not released a new title since 2023.

Short, steamy and sweet romances are the stated focus of Hope Ford, a USA Today bestselling author whose stories favour tattooed alpha heroes, instant love and a guaranteed happy ending. The catalogue credits Hope Ford with 195 books from 2018 to 2026, with one title shared with Mayra Statham. Made for Me, Bricklayer and Claimed are among the 2018 releases. Series include Alpha Men, Exiled Guardians MC, Whiskey Run, Brodys of Whiskey Run and New Law MC, and the newest listed book is The Cowboy and The Bridesmaid (2026).

Hope Holloway's catalogue holds 39 books published from 2021 to 2026, opening with A Secret in the Keys. Other 2021 titles also carry the Keys in their names, including A Haven in the Keys, A Promise in the Keys and A Wedding in the Keys, and 2022 brought Sanibel Dreams and Sanibel Moonlight. Series listed under Holloway are Coconut Key, Destin Diaries, Shellseeker Beach, Seven Sisters, Carolina Christmas and Christmas in the Canyons. The newest title is The Summer We Sailed Away (2026).

Hope Larson has 37 catalogued books published between 2005 and 2026, with graphic novels and comics among the subjects. Salamander Dream (2005) is the earliest, followed by Gray Horses (2006), Chiggers (2008) and Mercury (2010). A Wrinkle in Time: The Graphic Novel appeared in 2012 and Compass South in 2016. Series listings include Goldie Vance, Goldie Vance Graphic Novels, Eagle Rock and Four Points. Other subjects include children's fiction, friendship, girls, twins and superheroes. Very Far from Home (2026) is the newest title.

Small-town romance defines Hope Ramsay's catalogue. The Last Chance books account for most of the 22 titles, beginning with Welcome to Last Chance and Home At Last Chance in 2011 and taking in Last Chance Beauty Queen, Last Chance Christmas and Last Chance Book Club. Chapel of Love is the other recorded series. Friendship, family life and town life are the recurring subjects. The run ends with The Beachside Bed and Breakfast (2022).

Christian romantic suspense is the field Hope White works in, with bodyguards, witnesses and murder investigation among the recorded subjects and Michigan among the settings. Two series carry the White name: Echo Mountain and Boulder Creek Ranch. The 17 catalogued books open with Hidden in Shadows (2010) and close with Tracing a Fugitive (2022), and White is the sole credit on every one. No new title has been listed since 2022.

Horacio Quiroga

16 books

Horacio Quiroga, full name Horacio Silvestre Quiroga Forteza, was a Uruguayan short story writer, poet and playwright who lived from 31 December 1878 to 19 February 1937. Quiroga's jungle settings stress the conflict between people and nature. Edgar Allan Poe shaped his depictions of mental illness and hallucination, and Quiroga in turn influenced Gabriel García Márquez and Julio Cortázar. The catalogue lists 16 books from Coral Reefs (1901) to The Chair of Pain (1937), including Stories of Love, Madness, and Death (1917), Jungle Tales (1918) and Anaconda (1921).

Horst Christian is the author of the Growing Up Under The Third Reich, Journey To America and Kellner Chronicles series. The 10 catalogued books span 2013 to 2026. Loyal To A Degree (2013) and Children To A Degree: Growing Up Under The Third Reich (2013) are the earliest. Postwar Drifter (2016), Postwar Survivor (2017) and Postwar Destiny (2020) follow, and Out Of Siberia: Where Survival Was Only The Beginning (2026) is the newest.

Howard Andrew Jones

13 books• 5 series

Howard Andrew Jones (1968-2025) was an American speculative fiction and fantasy author and editor. Three of the series he is known for appear in the catalogue: Chronicles of Hanuvar, Chronicles of Sword and Sand, and the Ring-Sworn Trilogy. Thirteen books are catalogued between 2011 and 2024, from The Desert of Souls (2011) to Shadow of the Smoking Mountain (2024), and the run takes in Pathfinder Tales, tie-in fiction set in the world of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Jones edited Tales from the Magician's Skull and worked as a managing editor at Black Gate from 2004.

Benny Cooperman, a private investigator, is Howard Engel's best known creation. The Cooperman novels take place in the Niagara Region around Grantham, Ontario, a stand-in for St. Catharines, where Engel was born. Engel (1931-2019) was a Canadian mystery writer and CBC producer living in Toronto, and a founding author of Crime Writers of Canada in 1982. The Suicide Murders (1980) opens the series, and Mike Ward is a second series among 21 books.

Howard Fast

90 books• 6 series

Howard Fast (November 11, 1914 - March 12, 2003) was an American author and television writer who also published as E.V. Cunningham, Behn Boruch and Walter Ericson. Across almost seven decades Fast wrote historical novels and noir, along with short stories, poems, plays and non-fiction. Spartacus (1951), April Morning (1961) and The Immigrants (1977) are among the best-known works, and Stanley Kubrick filmed Spartacus in 1960. The catalogue holds 90 books from Two Valleys (1933) to Collected Stories of Fantasy and Science Fiction (2018), with Masao Masuto and Lavette Family as named series.

Every book Howard Frank Mosher wrote is set in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, usually in the invented Kingdom County. Mosher (1942-2017) published thirteen books, eleven of them fiction, and his subject is a rural Yankee community meeting a modernising world, its residents drawn as taciturn and singular. Disappearances (1977) opens the catalogue and God's Kingdom (2015) was the last novel to appear in his lifetime; 14 titles are catalogued in all, the latest dated 2022.

Howard Linskey writes crime fiction set in the northeast of England. The David Blake series is the best known work, and The Drop (2011), The Damage (2012) and The Dead (2013) open the catalogue. DC Ian Bradshaw leads a second sequence, and a William Shakespeare Mysteries line follows. Two of the 15 catalogued books are historical thrillers set during the Second World War. Linskey, born in 1967, worked as a journalist before this. The list reaches Muse of Fire (2026), and the median book runs 368 pages.

Howard of Warwick writes comic medieval mysteries. Brother Hermitage is the recurring character, and the Chronicles of Brother Hermitage carry most of the 42 catalogued books, published between 2010 and 2026. The Heretics of De'Ath (2010) opens the run, followed by The Garderobe of Death (2012), The Tapestry of Death (2013) and The Domesday Book (no, Not That One) (2013), with Hermitage, Wat and Some Murder or Other (2014) and further Hermitage and Wat titles after it. A second series, Tale of 1066-ish, sits alongside. One In, One Out (2026) is the newest title.

Howard Owen, born March 1, 1949, is an American writer of literary fiction, mysteries and thrillers. Owen won the Hammett Prize from the International Association of Crime Writers in 2012. Willie Black is the recurring character, and reporting and murder investigation are among the subjects. The 23 catalogued books begin with Littlejohn (1992), include Oregon Hill (2012) and end with Laburnum (2024).

Two books by Howard Roughan are catalogued: The Up and Comer (2001) and The Promise of a Lie (2004). Both are thrillers with a legal and psychological cast, taking in lawyers, extortion, deception, false testimony and the relationship between psychotherapist and patient. No further title has been catalogued since 2004.

Howard Stern

3 books

Howard Stern, born in 1954, is an American broadcaster and comedian whose books draw on his radio career. Three titles are catalogued: Private Parts (1993), Miss America (1995) and Howard Stern Comes Again (2019), the last arriving 24 years after the second. Celebrity interviews, talk radio and American humour are the subjects. The Howard Stern Show ran in national syndication on terrestrial radio from 1986 to 2005 and has been broadcast on SiriusXM since 2006.

Howard Turk writes historical mystery and espionage thrillers, and Shanghai is both a catalogue subject and the name of Turk's series. The 11 catalogued books span 2008 to 2018. The Last Train (2008) is the first, followed by West of Shanghai (2009), Steel Town (2010) and The Second Enemy (2010). Betrayal in Shanghai, Lost in Shanghai, The Shanghai Box and The Shanghai Conspiracy all date from 2013, with High Stakes in Shanghai (2014) and The Shanghai Operation (2016) after them. The Shanghai Spy (2018) is the newest title.

Howie Carr

13 books• 1 series

Howie Carr is an American radio host, reporter and author with 13 catalogued books. The Brothers Bulger (2006) opens the run, followed by Hitman (2011), Hard Knocks (2012), Ratman (2013), Rifleman (2013), Plug Uglies (2014), Killers (2015) and What Really Happened (2018), reaching Mass Corruption in 2025. Two volumes of Kennedy Babylon appeared in 2018 and 2020. Organised crime in Boston, gangsters, murderers, political corruption and Massachusetts politicians run through the subjects. Carr hosts The Howie Carr Show from Wellesley, Massachusetts, broadcast weekdays on WRKO in Boston, and writes three columns a week for the Boston Herald.

Hugh Howey

54 books• 9 series

Hugh Howey, born 1975, is an American science fiction writer. Wool, Shift and Dust are the basis of the Apple TV series Silo. Howey released those books independently through Kindle Direct Publishing and has kept control of e-book rights despite later deals with large publishers. The catalogue lists 54 books from Molly Fyde and the Parsona Rescue (2009) to Inheritors (2026), across Wool / Silo, Sand, the Bern Saga and Beacon 23. Dystopia, underground civilizations and space colonies feature in the subjects.

Hugh Lofting

25 books• 1 series

Doctor Dolittle, the physician who talks to animals, is the creation of Hugh Lofting (1886-1947). Lofting trained as a civil engineer and was English-American. The character began in illustrated letters Lofting wrote to his children from the trenches of the First World War, and Lofting moved to the United States before the first book appeared. The Story of Doctor Dolittle (1920) opens a series that includes Doctor Dolittle's Post Office, Circus, Zoo and Caravan. The catalogue holds 25 books.

Hugh Pentecost is a pseudonym of Judson Pentecost Philips (August 10, 1903 to March 7, 1989), an American writer of more than 100 mystery and detective novels published as Hugh Pentecost, as Philip Owen and as Judson Philips. As Judson Philips, Philips also wrote pulp sports novels in the 1930s. The Pentecost catalogue opens with Cancelled in Red (1939) and The 24th Horse (1940). Series include Pierre Chambrun Mystery, Julian Quist Mystery, Uncle George Mystery and John Jericho Mystery, with hotelkeepers and New York among the subjects.

Hugo Huesca is a LitRPG author with 10 catalogued books published from 2016 to 2024. Rune Universe, Wraith's Haunt and Restoration Armada are the listed series. Rune Universe (2016) is the first title, and 2017 brought Cold War Rune, Dungeon Lord, Edge of Conquest, Rune Source and Rune Zero. Abominable Creatures (2018) and Ancient Traditions (2019) followed. Nightmare Kingdom (2024) is the newest book, with a median length of 460 pages across the catalogue.

Hugo Vickers, born on 12 November 1951, is an English biographer and broadcaster who writes about the British royal family. Vickers's 22 catalogued books open with We want the Queen (1977) and include Vivien Leigh (1992), Alice: Princess Andrew of Greece (2000) and Elizabeth, The Queen Mother (2005). Other titles cover the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and a royal wedding. Queen Elizabeth II: A Personal History (2026) is the newest title.

Humor Heals Us is the name behind a run of early-reader picture books built on one joke: flatulence. Taylor the Tooting Turkey (2020), Artsy Fartsy the Farting Penguin, Frank the Farting Flamingo, Fritz the Farting Reindeer, Ellie the Tooting Elf and Fairy the Farting Unicorn set the pattern, each pairing an animal or a holiday figure with the theme. 38 titles appeared between 2020 and 2023 at a median of 34 pages, ending with Gasosaurus.

Humphrey Hawksley

17 books• 3 series

Humphrey Hawksley is an English journalist and author who has reported as a BBC foreign correspondent since the early 1980s. The catalogue lists 17 books from Dragon Strike (1997) to Ice Islands (2026), including the Rake Ozenna Thriller and Agent Kat Polinski Thriller series. World War III, imaginary wars, foreign relations, Alaska and the United States Navy are among the subjects. Dragon Fire (2000), The Third World War (2003) and Democracy Kills (2009) are further titles.

Humphrey Quinn has 25 catalogued books from 2013 to 2020, grouped into the We Witches Three and Fated Chronicles series. The 2013 titles use a paired format, starting with Awaken / Heirs of Magic and including Broken / Child of Chaos and Taken / Brothers of Flame. A run of Isle titles began with Isle of Ashes and Isle of Bones in 2016. Isle of Dawning (2020) is the newest Quinn book, and the catalogue appears complete.

Hunter Mythos writes fantasy. The catalogue records 8 books published across 2023 and 2024, roughly five weeks apart, and marks the run ongoing. All 8 entries carry sequential placeholder numbering rather than distinct titles, so the directory holds no individual book names for this author.

Hunter S. Thompson

21 books• 4 series

Hunter Stockton Thompson (July 18, 1937 to February 20, 2005) was an American journalist and author, counted with Gay Talese, Truman Capote, Norman Mailer, Joan Didion and Tom Wolfe as a pioneer of New Journalism. To write Hell's Angels, Thompson spent a year with the Hells Angels motorcycle club. A 1970 Scanlan's Monthly article, "The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved", raised Thompson's countercultural profile. Catalogued titles include Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1971), The Great Shark Hunt (1979) and The Rum Diary (1998).