Authors whose first name starts with K, page 10 of 13

Kevin Brooks, born 1959, is an English writer of young adult novels. Lucas (2001) opens a catalogue of 29 titles, followed by Martyn Pig (2002), Kissing The Rain (2004) and The Road of the Dead (2006). The Bunker Diary, published in 2013, won the Carnegie Medal as the best new book for children or young adults in the UK, a choice British librarians argued over. Three detective series run through the list: Johnny Delgado: Private Detective, PI John Craine and Travis Delaney Investigates.

Kevin Crossley-Holland

75 books• 4 series

Kevin Crossley-Holland, born 7 February 1941, is an English poet, translator and author for children. The Arthur trilogy (2000–2003) won the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize. Storm, a 1985 novella, received the Carnegie Medal and in 2007, the medal's 70th anniversary, was named among the ten top winners. The catalogue lists 75 books from Havelok The Dane (1964) to Red the River Rises (2026), with King Horn: A Medieval Romance (1966), The Green Children (1968) and The Rain-Giver: Poems (1972) among them. Folklore, tales, poetry and the Middle Ages appear in the subjects.

Kevin Emerson

21 books• 5 series

Kevin Emerson writes for children and young adults and sings lead for the band Central Services' The Board of Education. Emerson's 21 catalogued books run from 2008 to 2022. Emerson's series are Oliver Nocturne, Atlanteans and Chronicle Of The Dark Star, and The Vampire's Photograph (2008) is an early title. Vampires, rock bands, Atlantis and science fiction appear among the subjects. Drifters (2022) is the most recent book.

Kevin G. Summers has 14 catalogued titles published between 2003 and 2019. Subjects record Star Trek fiction, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, interplanetary voyages, spaceships and science fiction. Two series are listed: Man Who Shot John Wilkes Booth Serialized and Winter Wasteland. The Man Who Shot John Wilkes Booth appeared in parts across 2014 and 2015 and as a single volume in 2015. Prophecy and Change (2003) is a Star Trek anthology and carries credits for Marco Palmieri, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Una McCormack, Andy Mangels, Terri Osborne, Heather Jarman and Geoffrey Thorne alongside Summers.

Kevin Hardman writes fantasy and science fiction, with 11 catalogued books published from 2013 to 2020. Sensation, Infiltration and Mutation came out in 2013, along with the short story Extraction. Revelation (2014) and Coronation (2015) followed, and Amped (2016) is listed as a companion novel. Incarnation and Replication appeared in 2019, and Conjuration (2020) is the newest. The catalogue marks Hardman's run as likely complete.

Kevin Hearne

32 books• 8 series

Born on December 9, 1970, Kevin Hearne is a fantasy novelist from Arizona who moved to Ontario and became a Canadian citizen in 2022. The Iron Druid Chronicles is a New York Times bestselling series, and subjects include druids, Atticus O'Sullivan and Celtic, Norse and Greek mythology. Other series are Ink & Sigil, the Seven Kennings trilogy, and Tales of Pell, a collaboration with Delilah S. Dawson. Heir to the Jedi (2015) is a Star Wars novel by Hearne. The catalogue counts 32 books through 2026.

Kevin Ikenberry has 35 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2026, from Shipminds and Ice Cream (2011) to A Rae of Sunshine (2026). Sleeper Protocol (2015), Peacemaker and Vendetta Protocol (2017) and Honor the Threat (2018) are among the titles, and two series are recorded, the Protocol War and the Buzzer War. Ikenberry also works in shared universes: the credits name Nick Steverson on two books and Eric Flint, Marisa Wolf, Rob Howell, Jon R. Osborne, Casey Moores and Kevin Steverson on one each, with Ring of Fire recurring as a grouping in the catalogue.

Kevin J. Anderson

182 books• 44 series

Kevin J. Anderson is an American science fiction author, born March 27, 1962. Tie-in work covers Star Wars, StarCraft, Titan A.E. and The X-Files, including comics such as Tales of the Jedi with Tom Veitch. Original series include the Saga of Seven Suns, Saga of Shadows, Terra Incognita, Gamearth and Dan Shamble, Zombie PI, and Assemblers of Infinity was nominated for a Nebula Award. Rebecca Moesta shares credit on 9 catalogued books. The catalogue lists 182 books from Resurrection, Inc. (1984) to Sleep With the Fishes (2026).

Kevin Kwan

6 books• 1 series

Kevin Kwan writes comic novels about very wealthy families in Asia and among Asian Americans. Crazy Rich Asians (2013), China Rich Girlfriend (2015) and Rich People Problems (2017) form the trilogy; Sex and Vanity (2020) and Lies and Weddings (2024) stand alone, and Hood Rat (2006) precedes them all. Six titles are catalogued, running 520 pages at the median.

Kevin Maurer writes military nonfiction. The catalogue's subjects cover the Afghan War of 2001 onward, special forces, commando operations, prisoners of war, the Korean War and American personal narratives. Maurer has 11 catalogued books published between 2010 and 2022, all credited to Maurer, from Valleys of Death (2010) to Damn Lucky (2022). Lions of Kandahar (2011), Gentlemen Bastards (2012), No Easy Day (2012), Hunting Che (2013), American Radical (2017) and Rock Force (2021) sit in the run.

Kevin McLaughlin's catalogue lists 51 books, from By Darkness Revealed (2011) to titles dated 2026. Ad Astra, Flame Touched and Stellar Legacy all date from 2013, and Accord of Honor (2015) and Accord of Mars (2016) came later. Series include Adventures of the Starship Satori, Blackwell Magic, Ragnarok Saga, Valhalla Online, King of the Dead, Supernova Cycle, Accidental Necromancer and First DragonRider. D.J. Bodden shares the credit on 1 book.

Kevin Miller writes for readers in grades 3 to 5. Thirteen books are catalogued between Up the Creek! (2015) and Off the Hook (2024). Milligan Creek is the main series, and The Water War (2018), The Great Grain Elevator Incident (2019), Snowbound! (2020), Pumpkins (2021) and Quiet on Set! (2021) fall inside the run. Meth: The Immortal came out in three numbered parts between 2017 and 2019, and Uncanny Icons is a further series. Books are short, at a median of 89 pages.

Kevin O'Brien writes American thrillers about serial murderers, mostly set around Seattle and Portland. O'Brien grew up on Chicago's North Shore, studied journalism at Marquette University, moved to Seattle in 1980 and worked as a railroad inspector, writing his first novel in hotel rooms along the way. That novel, Only Son (1997), was optioned for film by Tom Hanks and picked up by Reader's Digest for its Select Editions alongside John Grisham, Nicholas Sparks and Barbara Delinsky. Twenty-three books follow through Everyone a Stranger (2025).

Kevin Partner's catalogue runs to 26 books published between 2016 and 2025. Stryke First (2016) opens it, with Battle for Dawn, Dawn Exodus and Stryke Back carrying 2017 dates and Armageddon, Planet of Steel, Sledgehammer and Twilight on Terra carrying 2018 ones. Series headings are Nightfall, Robot Empire, Future's Fall, the Faerie King Trilogy, Tworld and Makepeace and Grimes. The median listed length is 239 pages. Phage (2025) is the newest title, and the listing remains open.

Kevin R. Doyle is the author of the Sam Quinton and Group series, catalogued as mystery and detective fiction. The 10 books span 2012 to 2023. One Helluva Gig (2012) is the earliest title, followed by The Group (2014) and The Litter (2015). Later titles include Heel Turn (2021) and Double Frame (2022), and Clean Win (2023) is the newest.

Kevin Sampson is a British novelist based in Birkenhead, Merseyside, best known for Awaydays (1998), Powder (1999) and Stars are Stars (2006). The crime thriller The Killing Pool was published by Cape on 21 March 2013. DCI Billy McCartney is the listed series. Catalogue subjects for the 10 books include soccer, violence in sports, sports spectators and English social life. Extra Time (1998), Leisure (2000) and Clubland (2002) are among the other titles, and The House on the Hill (2014) is the newest.

Kevin Sands is a Canadian children's author from Ontario who taught high school maths and physics before writing fiction. Simon & Schuster published his debut, The Blackthorn Key, in 2015, opening a series set in seventeenth-century England and Europe: Christopher Rowe and his friends Tom Bailey and Sally Deschamps solve mysteries and block plots against King Charles II. Mark of the Plague followed in 2016, then The Assassin's Curse in 2017, Call of the Wraith in 2018, The Traitor's Blade in 2021 and The Raven's Revenge in 2023. Thieves of Shadow is the second recorded series, and Children of the Fox (2021), Seekers of the Fox (2022) and Champions of the Fox (2023) complete the catalogue. Nine books run long, at a median of 512 pages.

Kevin Tumlinson has 59 books in the catalogue, spanning 2010 to 2026. The earliest listed is College Made Stupid Simple (2010) and the newest The Lovelock Protocol (2026). Tumlinson's series include Dan Kotler, Citadel, Quake Runner: Alex Kayne, Sawyer Jackson, Think Tank, Historic Crimes Crossover, Evergreen and Alex Kotler Mysteries. First Colony (2010) and Sawyer Jackson and the Long Land (2014) appear among the early titles.

Kevin Wignall writes thrillers about killers and the people who hunt them. Murder for hire, assassins, revenge and intelligence work are the recurring subjects, and Europe supplies much of the setting. The catalogue opens with People Die (2001) and Among the Dead (2002), takes in Who is Conrad Hirst? (2007), and reaches Hodister in 2026. Thirty-four titles are catalogued, running near 268 pages each.

Kevin Wilson

7 books• 3 series

Kevin Wilson is an American writer from Sewanee, Tennessee, with 7 books catalogued from Tunneling to the Center of the Earth (2009) to Run for the Hills (2025). The Family Fang (2011), Perfect Little World (2017), Baby, You're Gonna Be Mine (2018), Nothing to See Here (2019) and Now Is Not the Time to Panic (2022) complete the list. Wilson's stories have run in Ploughshares, Tin House, One Story and The Cincinnati Review, and the story Kennedy appeared in The Best American Short Stories 2020. Wilson holds an MFA from the University of Florida and teaches writing at Sewanee: The University of the South.

Khaled Hosseini

5 books

Khaled Hosseini writes about Afghanistan, friendship between boys, betrayal and life under the Taliban. Five titles are catalogued: The Kite Runner (2003), A Thousand Splendid Suns (2007), a graphic novel version of The Kite Runner (2007), And the Mountains Echoed (2012) and the illustrated Sea Prayer (2018). Class division, desertion and domestic abuse run through the work.

Khardine Gray has 93 catalogued books, beginning with I Only Have Eyes For You (2016) and reaching Cursed Forevermore (2026). Complete Me, Secrets and Lies and The Road Trip date from 2017. Dark Syndicate, Dark Odyssey, Gangsters and Dolls, Empire of Sinners, Ruthless Billionaires, Accidental Mafia Queen, Blood and Thorns and Vandervilles are among the series.

Rugged Mountain Ink, Rugged Mountain MC, Rugged Mountain Goliaths and Rugged Mountain Security are among the series by Khloe Summers, and Rugged Mountain Ink branches into Waylon Family Ranch and Balsam Creek Lodge. The catalogue counts 163 books between 2020 and 2026, beginning with titles such as Dylan, Cole and Jasper (2020) and reaching Claimed by Dad's Best Friend (2026). Alaskan Mountain Men, Fearless Protectors and Evergreen Family Tree Farm are further series.

Ki Brightly writes paranormal romance and paranormal fantasy, per the catalogue subjects. The 72 books run from Threefold Love (2015) to King's Survivor (2026). Series credited to Brightly include Kings of Men MC, Cherry Hollow, Irish Roulette, City Hall, Gravidam, Bullies of New Gothenburg, Reyes Cartel and Sweeney Mob. The Shape of Honey (2015), The Paranaturalist (2016) and Incubus Adored (2018) are among the titles, and M.D. Gregory shares the credit on 2.

Ki Longfellow (1944-2022), born Baby Kelly and later known as Pamela Kelly, was an American novelist, playwright, theatrical producer, theatre director and entrepreneur who also held British citizenship. The Secret Magdalene is the first Longfellow work on the divine feminine. Longfellow was the widow of Vivian Stanshall, lead singer of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, and The Illustrated Vivian Stanshall (2018) is the newest of 11 catalogued books. The list opens with Stinkfoot (2003) and also includes China Blues (2012), and subject headings cover operas and librettos. The catalogue names the Sam Russo Mystery series under Longfellow.

Kia Abdullah writes courtroom dramas and crime thrillers set in London. Born in 1982, Abdullah is an English novelist, journalist and travel writer whose journalism has run in The Guardian, The Times, The Telegraph, The Financial Times and The New York Times, and at the BBC. The 9 catalogued books open with Life, Love and Assimilation (2006) and reach What Happens in the Dark (2025). Take It Back, Truth Be Told, Next of Kin and Those People Next Door are the HarperCollins courtroom novels, published across 2019 to 2023. Abdullah remains actively publishing.

Kianna Alexander writes romance, and the subjects include African American, multicultural and interracial, workplace, billionaire and sapphic romance. The catalogue holds 46 books from Skye's the Limit (2009) to A Cut Above (2025). Series include 404 Sound, Phoenix Files, Roses of Ridgeway, Climax Creek, Gentlemen of Queen City, Passionate Protectors, Southern Gentlemen, Sapphire Shores and Williamses Integrate LeDroit Park. San Diego also appears among the subjects. Other titles include Kissing the Captain (2012), Seducing Sheri (2013) and Loving the Lawman (2014).

Kiera Cass

19 books• 3 series

Kiera Cass, born May 19, 1981, is an American writer of young adult fiction, best known for The Selection series. The Selection grew into a trilogy told from the main character's point of view, two sequels about that character's daughter, and several novellas. Cass also reworked The Siren, a novel first posted online in 2008. The catalogue counts 19 titles between The Siren (2009) and A Thousand Heartbeats (2022), with Betrothed as a second series. Princesses, contests and dystopian fiction appear among the subject headings.

Kieran Kramer writes romance, including historical Regency romance, with 14 books catalogued from 2010 to 2018. Kramer's series are Impossible Bachelors, House of Brady and Two Love Lane. Subjects include bachelors, nobility, wagers, London and Charleston. Titles run from When Harry Met Molly (2010) to Second Chance at Two Love Lane (2018), and the catalogue is likely complete.

Kieran Larwood writes children's books, among them Podkin One-Ear, Carnival of the Lost and The Treekeepers. The catalogue holds 19 Larwood titles, starting with Freaks (2012) and running to Fang Attack (2026). Podkin One-Ear appeared in 2016, and Uki and the Outcasts followed in 2019. The Larwood series are Five Realms, Carnival of the Lost and Dungeon Runners.

Kieran Scott, born 11 March 1974, is an American author who also publishes as Kate Brian. Under the Kate Brian name come chick lit books such as The Princess and the Pauper, The Virginity Club, Sweet 16, Fake Boyfriend and the Private series. Books under Scott's own name include She's So Dead to Us, Brunettes Strike Back, Geek Magnet and I Was a Non-Blonde Cheerleader, a YALSA Teens Top Ten nominee. The catalogue subjects include boarding schools, high schools, cliques and teenage girls, and the listing runs from 1998 to 2026.

Kierney Scott is credited on 9 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2019. Dirty Little Secrets and Twice in a Lifetime both appeared in 2013, and the run closes with Catch Your Death (2019). Three titles carry the word Line: Blurring The Line (2014), Crossing The Line and Holding the Line (2015). Forget Me Not (2017), Cross Your Heart and The Last Dance (2018) complete the list. Firing Line and Detective Jess Bishop are the series recorded under this name.

Kiersten Fay writes paranormal romance, and the Shadow Quest series mixes paranormal and science fiction elements with loose ideas drawn from lore and mythology. Demon Retribution, the third Shadow Quest book, won Favorite Story of August 2012 through gravetells.com. The short story Racing Hearts appeared in The Mammoth Book of Futuristic Romance in 2013. Fay worked as a graphic designer before writing and designs the covers. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2011 to 2022, including the Creatures of Darkness series.

Kiersten Modglin is an American author of psychological thrillers, with 55 books catalogued from 2016 to 2026. The run opens with If It Walks Like a Killer and The List (both 2016) and includes The Cleaner, The Healer, The Liar and The Prisoner from 2018 and Becoming Mrs. Abbott (2019). People Like Us (2026) is the newest title. Modglin's series are Messes and Carolina Killer Files.

Kiersten White

32 books• 9 series

Kiersten White is an American author of fiction for children, young adults and adults. HarperCollins published Paranormalcy, the first White book, in 2010. The catalogue lists 32 White books; Supernaturally (2011), Endlessly (2012), The Chaos of Stars (2013), Illusions of Fate (2014) and And I Darken (2016) followed Paranormalcy, and The Fox and the Devil (2026) is the newest. Series include Paranormalcy, Conqueror's Saga, Camelot Rising and Sinister Summer. Subjects include sisters, princesses, fairies, prophecies, monsters and good and evil.

Kij Johnson

12 books• 1 series

Kij Johnson, born Katherine Irenae Johnson on January 20, 1960, in Harlan, Iowa, is an American writer of fantasy and speculative fiction and a faculty member at the University of Kansas. The Fox Woman (2000) is the first of 12 catalogued books, and The Privilege of the Happy Ending (2018) is the last. Fudoki (2003), Spar (2009), At the Mouth of the River of Bees (2012) and The Dream-Quest of Vellitt Boe (2016) are among them. Subject headings include foxes, folklore, Japan, nobility and historical fantasy.

Subjects attached to Kiki Swinson's books include urban and street lit, African American women, drug dealers, criminals, revenge and suspense. The catalogue holds 59 books from Wifey (2004) to Where There's Smoke (2024), including I'm Still Wifey, The Candy Shop and A Sticky Situation. Series listed for Swinson include Wifey, Cheaper to Keep Her, Notorious / Playing Dirty, New York's Finest, Black Market and Schemes. The status is listed as ongoing.

Kiki Thorpe is a former children's book editor who has written or adapted more than fifty books for children and now writes full time from San Francisco. The catalogue lists 98 books from Luna's Night (1999) to Magnificently Major (2023). Series include Disney Fairies: The Never Girls, Finding Tinker Bell, Bear in the Big Blue House, Bob the Builder, Jay Jay The Jet Plane, Meet the Kreeps and Horsetail Hollow. Fairies, magic, bears and friendship appear among the subjects.

Christmas recurs through Kiley Dunbar's titles. Fifteen books are catalogued between 2019 and 2026, from Christmas at Frozen Falls (2019) to Saving Christmas at the Highland Repair Shop (2026). Four series divide them: Borrow A Bookshop, the Highland Repair Shop, Kelsey Anderson and Port Willow Bay. One Summer's Night (2019), One Winter's Night (2020), Summer at the Highland Coral Beach (2020), Matchmaking at Port Willow (2022) and The Gingerbread Christmas Village (2023) sit among them. Dunbar is still publishing.

Kim Edwards has three catalogued books. The Secrets of a Fire King, a story collection, came first in 1997; The Memory Keeper's Daughter followed in 2005, a first novel that won several awards and became a bestseller; The Lake of Dreams closed the run in 2010. Parents and children, Down syndrome, family secrets and Kentucky are the recurring subjects. Edwards is an American author and educator, born in 1958.

Kim Harrison

43 books• 8 series

Kim Harrison is the pen name of American author Dawn Cook, born September 30, 1966. The Hollows, an urban fantasy series that hit #1 on the New York Times list, features Rachel Morgan. Harrison has also written young adult fiction and science thrillers, scripted two Hollows graphic novels and published traditional fantasy as Dawn Cook. The catalogue counts 44 books from Dead Witch Walking (2004) through Secondhand Luck (2026), with Absolute Demon set for 2027. Witches, vampires, demonology and Cincinnati recur in the subject headings.

Kim Heacox

26 books

Kim Heacox is an American writer and photographer based in Gustavus, Alaska, beside Glacier Bay National Park, and is also a musician and environmental activist. Born in Lewiston, Idaho, Heacox grew up in Spokane. The Heacox memoir The Only Kayak and the novel Jimmy Bluefeather each won a National Outdoor Book Award, and Heacox writes climate opinion columns for The Guardian. The catalogue lists 26 books from Denali Road Guide (1986) to On Heaven's Hill (2023), many of them on Alaska and national parks.

Parenting is the genre recorded for Kim John Payne, whose 8 catalogued books run from 2005 to 2019. Subjects include child development, child rearing, early childhood education, parent and child, movement education and motor learning. The Well Balanced Child: Movement and Early Learning (2005) is the earliest title, and Simplicity Parenting appears twice in the listing, dated 2009 and 2010. The Genius of Natural Childhood (2011), Too Much, Too Soon? (2011), Raising Happy Healthy Children (2017), Reclaim Early Childhood (2019) and The Parenting Toolkit (2019) complete the run. Lisa M. Ross is credited alongside Payne on one book.

Kim Karr writes contemporary and erotic romance. The Connections series opens the catalogue with Connected in 2013 and continues through Torn, Blurred, Dazed, Frayed and Mended, all single-word titles. Sexy Jerk World, Men Of Laguna, Party Ever After and two duets, Tainted Love and Detroit Love, follow. Karr's 31 books run to Wannabe Heir in 2020, at a median of 352 pages.

Kim Law is filed under women's fiction, and the catalogue subjects record romance, man-woman relationships, photographers, models, political candidates, bakers, teachers and single fathers, with Georgia and Montana also listed. The 24 books run from Caught on Camera (2012) to Christmas With Her Fake Boyfriend (2023), taking in Sugar Springs (2012), Sprinkles on Top (2014) and Sweet Nothings (2014). Wildes of Birch Bay and Turtle Island are the two series credited to Law. The median book runs 320 pages, and nothing has been listed since 2023.

Kim M. Watt writes comic cozy mysteries. Baking Bad (2018) opens 28 catalogued books that reach Dales of the Unexpected (2026). Four series divide the run: Beaufort Scales Mystery, Gobbelino London PI, DI Adams and the Hollowbeck Paranormal Cozy Mysteries. Titles include Yule Be Sorry (2018), Game of Scones (2019), A Toot Hansell Christmas Cracker (2019) and Complication of Unicorns (2020).

Kim Michele Richardson is an American writer. The first Richardson book, The Unbreakable Child (2009), is a memoir of the years Richardson spent as a child in a Kentucky orphanage run by a Catholic order, and of the damages suit former residents later brought. Eight more books follow, among them Liar's Bench (2015) and The Sisters of Glass Ferry (2018), and the Book Woman of Troublesome Creek series opens with The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek (2019). Nine Richardson titles are catalogued between 2009 and 2026.

Kim Nash has ten books catalogued between 2019 and 2025. Amazing Grace and Escape to Giddywell Grange both appeared in 2019, and Cornish settings dominate the later run: Finding Family at the Cornish Cove and Hopeful Hearts at the Cornish Cove (2023), Making Memories at the Cornish Cove and The Bookshop at the Cornish Cove (2024), then Life Begins at the Cornish Cottage and The Cornish Cottage by the Sea (2025). Sandpiper Shores is the one named series.

Kim Newman

61 books• 10 series

Kim Newman, born 31 July 1959, is an English film critic, journalist and fiction writer. Newman's work covers film history, horror fiction and alternative history, and Newman traces the first two interests to watching Tod Browning's Dracula at age eleven. Awards include the Bram Stoker Award, the International Horror Guild Award and the BSFA Award. Seminal Movies (1983) is the first catalogued title, Nightmare Movies (1984) and Apocalypse Movies (1986) follow, and Model Actress Whatever (2026) is the newest, with Anno Dracula, Warhammer: Vampire Genevieve and Drearcliff Grange School among the series.

Angels, demons and reincarnation run through Kim Richardson's fantasy. 69 catalogued books open with Elemental (2011) and Marked (2011), then Horizon (2012), Mortal (2013), Netherworld (2013) and Seirs (2013). The Soul Guardians, Witches of Hollow Cove, Witches of New York, Witches of Moonfell, Shadow and Light, Horizon Chronicles, Merlin Mysteries and Dark Files group the catalogue. Wicked with Wands is the newest title.

Kim Slater writes children's and teenage fiction, with subject tags that include mystery, schools and gifted teenagers. Smart (2014) is the first title, followed by A Seven Letter Word (2016), 928 Miles from Home (2017) and The Boy Who Lied (2018). Under the name K.L. Slater, the catalogue lists The Apartment (2020), The Evidence (2021), The Marriage (2021) and The Waitress (2025). Kim Slater is still publishing.

Kim Stanley Robinson

43 books• 11 series

Kim Stanley Robinson, born March 23, 1952, is an American science fiction writer best known for the Mars trilogy. Robinson's novels and stories frequently carry ecological, cultural and political themes and make scientists the heroes. Robinson has won the Hugo and Nebula awards for Best Novel and the World Fantasy Award. The Atlantic described the work as the gold standard of realistic, highly literary science fiction. Catalogued titles include Icehenge and The Wild Shore (both 1984), The Memory of Whiteness (1985) and The Best Journey in the World (2026), plus The Novels of Philip K. Dick (1984). Series include Mars Trilogy, Three Californias Triptych and Capital Code/Science In The Capital.

Kim Vogel Sawyer writes Christian fiction, including Christian romance and Christian historical novels, with Mennonites and Kansas among the recurring subjects. The catalogue counts 62 books, opening with A Seeking Heart (2002) and reaching Where We Belong (2026). Heart of the Prairie, Mountain Lakes, Katy Lambright, Kansas Weddings, the Sommerfield Trilogy and the Zimmerman Restoration Trilogy are among the series.

Kim Wilkins / Kimberley Freeman is one catalogue entry covering two author names and 32 books published between 1997 and 2022. Fantasy and magic run through the fiction, alongside family secrets, siblings, romance and history, and part of the work is written for young adults and for children. The Infernal (1997) opens the run. Gina Champion, the Sunken Kingdom and the Europa Suite are the listed series, with short stories and novellas under the Kimberley Freeman name. The listing closes with Genre Worlds: Popular Fiction and Twenty-First-Century Book Culture (2022), and the 2000s are the busiest decade.

Kimberla Lawson Roby writes about African American families, marriage and the church. The Reverend Curtis Black series, opening with Casting the First Stone (2000), is the long-running sequence, and Behind Closed Doors (1996) came before it. Clergy, spouses of clergy and life in Illinois are recurring subjects. Twenty-nine books run to Sister Friends Forever in 2022, and nothing new has appeared since.

Kimberley Chambers, born 13 June 1967 and living in Hornchurch, Greater London, is an English novelist of crime family sagas, set for the most part in Essex or East London and told largely from the villain's point of view, with a streak of humour. Payback, Tainted Love and Life of Crime each reached number one on the Sunday Times list. The catalogue holds 20 books, from Billie Jo (2008) to The Brothers (2024), with Born Evil (2009), The Feud (2010) and The Traitor (2010) early in the run. Butlers and Mitchells & O'Haras are the two series credited to Chambers. Gangsters, criminals, adultery and mothers and daughters appear in the subject records.

Kimberley Woodhouse writes Christian fiction, with Alaska, sled dog racing, women mushers and airplane crash survival among the subjects. The catalogue lists 19 books from Welcome Home (2009) to A Song in the Dark (2025). Secrets of the Canyon, Alaskan Cyber Hunters, Treasures of the Earth and Land of the Midnight Sun are the series, and The Mayflower Bride (2018) and A Deep Divide (2021) are among the titles.

Thrillers and suspense make up the catalogue of Kimberly Belle, an American novelist born in 1968. Her 13 listed books run from The Last Breath (2014) to Wicked Wanted Widows (2026), a title a year on average. Secrecy, fathers and daughters, and children of murder victims recur across the subjects, and The Marriage Lie (2016) and Dear Wife (2019) sit in the middle of the run. Belle is actively publishing.

Kimberly Brown's catalogue lists 56 books published from 2021 to 2026. Titles dated 2021 include Before I Let You Go, Beyond Measures, Power Over Me, Pretty Caged Bird and Tame Me. Series lines include the Dillinger Chronicles, the Jareau Family and Jareau Family Wedding, next to a group of standalone novels. A Naughty Offer and After All Is Said and Done both appeared in 2022. Mia (2026) is the most recent title.

Kimberly Brubaker Bradley, born June 24, 1967, is an American author of children's and young adult books. In 2016 The War That Saved My Life received a Newbery Honor, won the Bank Street Children's Book Committee's Josette Frank Award for fiction, and made the committee's Best Books of the Year list with Outstanding Merit. The catalogue holds 22 books from Ruthie's Gift (1998) to Phoenix (2026), including Weaver's Daughter (2000), Halfway to the Sky (2002) and For Freedom (2003). War and Ride On are named series.