Authors whose first name starts with K, page 9 of 13

Ken Kesey

12 books

Ken Kesey, born in 1935 and died in 2001, was an American novelist, essayist and countercultural figure who described himself as the link between the Beat Generation of the 1950s and the hippies of the 1960s. Kesey grew up in Springfield, Oregon and graduated from the University of Oregon in 1957; he started One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, his psychiatric-hospital novel, in 1960 after a creative writing fellowship at Stanford, and its 1962 publication was an immediate commercial and critical success. Twelve catalogued titles follow, among them Sometimes A Great Notion (1964), Demon Box (1986) and Sailor Song (1992).

San Diego native Ken Kuhlken played semi-pro baseball in Tijuana and studied philosophy, then English, at San Diego State University. Kuhlken later sang and played guitar in a rock and blues band, taught high school, and attended the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. His short stories ran in Esquire, drew an honourable mention in Best American Short Stories and earned him a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship. His Hickey Family Mystery series features Tom Hickey, with private investigators and Los Angeles among the subjects. The 21 titles run from Midheaven (1980) to The Holy Grail (2020).

Ken Liu

26 books• 8 series

Ken Liu, born Kenneth Yukun Liu in 1976, is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy and a winner of multiple Hugo and Nebula Awards. Liu's short fiction has appeared in F&SF, Asimov's Science Fiction, Analog, Lightspeed, Clarkesworld and Uncanny Magazine, among others. The Dandelion Dynasty, Liu's first epic fantasy series, is described as silkpunk, a term Liu coined for its blend of East Asian antiquity's material culture and philosophy into an alternative modernity. The catalogue holds 26 books from The Caretaker (2011) to The Passing of the Dragon and Other Stories (2026), including Good Hunting (2012) and Mono no Aware (2012), and origami and Japanese fiction in translation appear among the subjects.

Ken Lozito writes science fiction, and space warfare is the subject recorded across the catalogue. Forty books run from Road to Shandara (2013) to Remnant (2026). Federation Chronicles, Safanarion Order, First Colony, Space Raiders and Browning's Gambit are the five series credited to Lozito. Star Alliance, Star Divide and Star Shroud all appeared in 2016, and Heir of Shandara is dated 2015. Lozito is still publishing.

Ken MacLeod

31 books• 8 series

Ken MacLeod, born in 1954, is a Scottish science fiction writer whose novels The Sky Road and The Night Sessions each won the BSFA Award, with further nominations for the Arthur C. Clarke, Hugo, Nebula, Locus and Campbell Memorial awards. A techno-utopianist, MacLeod works libertarian socialist themes through his fiction and has taken the Prometheus Award three times. He was a Guest of Honour at the 82nd World Science Fiction Convention in Glasgow in 2024 and sits on the advisory board of the Edinburgh Science Festival. Twenty-six books span 1995 to 2024, including the Fall Revolution, Engines of Light and Corporation Wars sequences.

Ken McClure wrote medical thrillers, and Dr. Steven Dunbar is his series investigator. The 26 books span 1985 to 2019, opening with The Anvil (also issued as Anvil Agreement). Scotland, viruses, physicians and political themes appear among the subjects. Other titles include The Scorpion's Advance, Pestilence, Requiem and Pandora's Helix, and Miasma (2019) is the last listed. Ken McClure books in order show a steady pace of one release every 1.4 years on average.

Ken Pence has published 21 books since Manual Interpretation (2010). Early titles include At First Thought, Patently Obvious, A Certain Expertise and Core Values. The series list covers LUX and the New TECH, Trade World, Trade World Universe, Outlier Mage and Outlier Earth. Novice Trader (2018) and Force Field (2022) are later books, and Unity (2025) is the newest release.

Stage 3 (2016) opens the catalogue of Ken Stark, which holds 15 books through 2023. Stark's listed series are Stage 3, Ken Stark Short Stories/Novellas and Ken Stark Standalone Novels. Arcadia Falls came out in 2017, and Stage 3: Alpha and Stage 3: Bravo followed in 2018. The 2021 titles include the novel Gaia's Game and short stories such as Dead Weight and Killing Joe Prince. Stage 3: Delta (2023) is the newest listed title.

Ken Warner writes science fiction and fantasy, with 26 catalogued books from 2014 to 2024. The Katana books open with Katana Shodan (2014) and continue through Katana Nidan, Sandan, Yodan and Godan. Warner's other series are Kwan Thrillers, Mage Saga and Elm City Arcana. Titles from 2020 and 2021 include The Secret of Giza, Mars Enigma and The Riddle of the Sphinx. Necromancer (2024) is the newest Warner entry.

Kendall Ryan, born August 15, 1981, is an American novelist on the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller lists. Ryan writes romance, new adult fiction and romantic comedy, and the books have sold more than 2 million copies worldwide. Self-published successes include Resisting Her, Hard to Love, The Impact of You and Filthy Beautiful Lies, while the Love By Design series was published by Simon & Schuster. The catalogue holds 91 titles, opening with Make Me Yours and Unravel Me (both 2012) and reaching The Boyfriend Algorithm (2026). Hot Jocks, Room Mates, Looking to Score, Frisky Business and Must Love Hockey are among the series.

Kendall Talbot has 41 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2026. Treasured Secrets (2015) is the first, with Treasured Dreams and Treasured Lies following in 2018. Series include Alpha Tactical Ops, Wolf Security, Stilettos and Secrets, Maximum Exposure, Waves of Fate, Detective Steel Mystery and Edge Malone Thriller. Stone's Target (2026) is the newest title, and Talbot continues to publish.

Young adult fiction is Kendare Blake's field. The catalogue lists 21 books from Sleepwalk Society (2010) to Against the Darkness (2024), taking in Anna Dressed in Blood (2011), Antigoddess (2013) and Three Dark Crowns (2016). Series listings are Three Dark Crowns, Goddess War, Anna, Heromaker and Buffy: The Next Generation. Subjects include magic, ghosts, horror stories, Wiccans, sisters, triplets and inheritance.

Kendra Elliot writes romantic suspense and thrillers, and subjects tie the books to Oregon, the FBI, serial murders and missing persons. The catalogue holds 45 books from 2012 to 2027, starting with Hidden (2012). Elliot's series include Bone Secrets, Callahan & McLane, Mercy Kilpatrick, Widow's Island, Columbia River and Noelle Marshall. Until She Dies (2026) is the newest title, and Never To Return is set for 2027.

Kendra Leigh Castle comes from Northern New York and holds a teaching degree from SUNY Oswego. The catalogue credits Castle with 19 books between 2008 and 2016, starting with Call of the Highland Moon (2008). Four series are listed: Harvest Cove, Dark Dynasties, MacInnes Werewolves and Hearts of the Fallen. Titles include Dark Highland Fire (2008), Renegade Angel (2010) and Her Wicked Wolf (2013), and A Little More Love (2016) is the most recent.

Kendra Moreno has 52 catalogued books, starting with Clockwork Butterfly and Mad as a Hatter in 2018. Cruel as a Queen, Feral as a Cat and Late as a Rabbit followed in 2019. Moreno series include Blooming Courts, Sons of Wonderland, Daughters of Neverland, Heirs of Oz, Lords of Grimm, Valhalla Mechanism and Clockwork Almanac. Lipstick and Leverage (2026) is the newest title, and K.A. Knight shares credit on one book.

Fairy tales rewritten as fantasy make up much of Kenley Davidson's work. The Andari Chronicles open with Traitor's Masque (2015) and continue through Goldheart (2016), Pirouette (2016) and The Countess and the Frog (2016); the Legends of Abreia, Night Elves of Abreia, Conclave Worlds and Echo Creek Romance series follow. Twenty-nine catalogued books reach Through Fire Redeemed (2026).

Kenna Kendrick has 102 catalogued books, the first being A Highlander Forged in Fire (2019). Capturing a Highland Rogue, Fighting for a Highland Lass and Highlander's Rightful Claim also appeared in 2019. Kendrick series include Highlanders of Cherrythorn, Highlanders of Kirklinton, MacAlden Brides, Defenders of the Highlands and English Roses of Duart Castle. Bride of the Barbarian Laird (2026) is the latest release, and Claimed by a Scot is scheduled for 2027.

Kennedy Kerr writes small-town fiction set in Scotland and Cornwall. Magpie Cove supplies one line of books, Loch Cameron and the Scottish Island Inn another, with Echoes of Cornwall, Mistress of Magic and the Lost Maidens Loch mysteries beside them. A Spell of Murder (2019) opens a catalogue of 20 titles reaching An Ocean of Longing (2026), and An Ocean of Secrets is scheduled for 2027.

Kennedy Layne writes romantic suspense and erotic romance, with mystery series alongside. The CSA Case Files, Safeguard, Red Starr, Surviving Ashes, Keys To Love, Touch Of Evil, Paramour Bay, the Hex On Me Mysteries and Kinsley Aspen group the work. Ninety-six catalogued books run from Captured Innocence (2013) to Scarred by Sin, and Fatal Sin is scheduled for 2027. Florida recurs as a setting.

Kennedy Ryan

28 books• 7 series

Kennedy Ryan is the pen name of an American romance novelist whose contemporary romances foreground social issues and diverse characters. Kennedy Ryan was the first Black author to win a RITA Award for romantic fiction, and is also an activist who founded a nonprofit for autism awareness. The catalogue lists 28 books from 2014 to 2026, beginning with When You Are Mine and Loving You Always (2014) and running to Coming Home (2026). Series include Hoops, Grip, Soul, Bennetts, Skyland, Hollywood Renaissance and All the King's Men.

Kenneth Bulmer (1921–2005), born Henry Kenneth Bulmer, was a British writer who worked mainly in science fiction. The catalogue holds 60 books from Cybernetic Controller (1952) and Galactic Intrigue (1953) to The Steel Claw (2006). Series include Keys to the Dimensions, Vikings, Slaves of the Empire, Odan the Half-God, Captain Shark and Hook. City Under the Sea (1957), The Changeling Worlds (1959) and Defiance (1960) are among the earlier titles, and mystery and detective fiction also appears in the subjects.

Kenneth Cameron writes espionage and mystery fiction, with the early novels published as George Bartram. The Alan Craik books follow a US Navy intelligence officer, and the Denton series, the Arms novels and Louisa Conan Doyle make up the rest. Fair Game (1973) opens the catalogue under the Bartram name, which carries on through A Job Abroad (1975), Under the Freeze (1984) and In the Noonday Sun (1985). Thirty-three books run to The Oxford Fellow (2013).

Kenneth Eade writes legal and political thrillers, with 26 books published from 2013 to 2023. The Brent Marks Legal Thrillers sit alongside the Paladine Political Thriller, Involuntary Spy and Wall Street series. Assassins, vigilantes and the CIA feature among the subjects. An Involuntary Spy and A Patriot's Act are early titles. The newest catalogued title is Dr. Gutman's Microbiome Secrets (2023).

Kenneth Grahame

24 books• 2 series

Kenneth Grahame (1859-1932) was a Scottish writer, remembered above all for The Wind in the Willows (1908). Three books came before it: Pagan Papers (1893), The Golden Age (1895) and Dream Days (1898). Grahame was raised in England by his grandmother after his mother's death, attended St Edward's School in Oxford, found his hope of university blocked, and made a career at the Bank of England instead. This listing gathers 24 books under the Grahame name, running to editions and adaptations dated as late as 2015, with animals, country life, England and children's stories among the recorded subjects.

Kenneth N. Taylor (1917-2005) created The Living Bible and founded the Christian publisher Tyndale House, along with Living Bibles International. Taylor's own catalogue runs to 36 titles between Is Christianity Credible? (1948) and The New Bible in Pictures for Little Eyes (2002), most of them Bible stories and devotions written for children: Stories for the Children's Hour (1953), The Bible in Pictures for Little Eyes (1956), Living Letters for the Children's Hour (1962) and Living Gospels (1966).

Kenneth Oppel, born in Port Alberni in 1967, is a Canadian children's writer who grew up in Victoria and Halifax and also lived in Newfoundland and Labrador, England and Ireland. He wrote his first book, Colin's Fantastic Video Adventure, in 1985 while at St Michaels University School; a family friend passed the manuscript to Roald Dahl, who recommended it to his agent. Silverwing, Matt Cruse, Overthrow, the Apprenticeship of Victor Frankenstein and Barnes and The Brains are his series. Thirty-eight titles reach Best of All Worlds (2025).

Kenneth Roberts

25 books• 2 series

Kenneth Roberts (1885–1957) wrote regionalist historical fiction about Maine and the upper New England states. Roberts worked first as a journalist and became nationally known for the Saturday Evening Post between 1919 and 1928, and his early books, from Europe's Morning After (1921), come out of that reporting. The novels that follow, beginning with Arundel (1930), take up the American Revolution and the 1775–1776 invasion of Canada. 25 titles are catalogued, the last of them Water Unlimited (1957).

Kenneth Robeson is the byline on 168 catalogued books, and the fictional adventurer Doc Savage leads the subjects. The Man of Bronze, The Czar of Fear, The Lost Oasis and The Polar Treasure all appeared in 1933, and Brand of the Werewolf and Meteor Menace followed in 1934. The Avenger is a second character on the list, and series include Wild Adventures Of Doc Savage and Wild Adventures Of Pat Savage. Mr. Calamity (2018) is the newest title. Subjects include thrillers, science fiction, cults and the Second World War.

Kenny Soward's catalogue genre is post-apocalyptic, and the listing holds 54 books from Rough Magick (2013) to Ashen Dawn (2026). Tinkermage (2014) and Cogweaver (2015) are among the early titles. Series include Fracture, Spore, Edge of Extinction, Weathering the Storm, Shattered Dawn, After The Impact, Shockwaves, Nuclear Horizon, Dead West, Galefire and GnomeSaga. The 2020s are the busiest decade, and Soward is still publishing.

Kent Harrington

9 books• 1 series

Kent Harrington is an American novelist. Dia de Los Muertos (1997), The American Boys (1999) and The Tattooed Muse (2001) are the titles that carry the widest recognition. Nine catalogued books run from Dark Ride (1996) to Last Seen (2021), with Harrington credited alone on each, and Michael O'Higgins heads the one series in the listing. Subject headings file the work as thriller and psychological mystery and name Mexico, Guatemala, the Mayas, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Central Intelligence Agency. The novels reach a median of 288 pages.

Kent Haruf

6 books• 1 series

Kent Haruf wrote quiet domestic fiction set in small-town Colorado. The Tie That Binds (1984) is the earliest of six catalogued books, followed by Where You Once Belonged, Plainsong (1999), Eventide, Benediction and Our Souls at Night (2015). The Plainsong novels are the best known of the six, and the catalogue is listed as complete.

Creative non-fiction and essays on Native American life, American culture and spirituality make up Kent Nerburn's work. Nerburn, born in Minneapolis in 1946, opened the catalogue with Native American Wisdom (1991) and has reached 19 books, the most recent Lone Dog Road (2025). The Neither Wolf Nor Dog trilogy is the best known sequence: its first book took a Minnesota Book Award in 1995, The Wolf At Twilight took a second in 2010, and The Girl Who Sang to the Buffalo closes the set. Dakota philosophy, biography and the spiritual life recur across the catalogue.

Kentaro Miura is the manga artist behind Berserk. The catalogue is almost entirely that one work: 59 volumes dated 1990 to 2025, running from Berserk, Vol. 1 to Berserk Volume 43, plus a Deluxe Edition line and Berserk: The Flame Dragon Knight. Dark fantasy, epic fantasy, sword and sorcery and horror are the recorded genres. Volumes average 240 pages, and the 1990s were the densest decade.

Incubus Hunter (2012) heads the 80-book Kenya Wright catalogue, which runs to Dragon Epilogue (2026). Fire Baptized (2012), The Burning Bush (2012) and Wildfire Gospel (2013) are early titles. Wright's series include Lion and the Mouse, Tokyo Empire, Filthy Rich Alphas, Ruthless Legacy, Santeria Habitat, Immortal Crown Saga, Butcher and The Violinist and Love, Death and Magic.

Kenzaburo Oe

15 books

Kenzaburō Ōe was a Japanese writer, born 31 January 1935, who died 3 March 2023, and a major figure in contemporary Japanese literature. French and American literature and literary theory shaped Ōe's novels, short stories and essays, which take on nuclear weapons, nuclear power, social non-conformism and existentialism. Ōe received the 1994 Nobel Prize in Literature for an imagined world in which life and myth condense into a picture of the human predicament. The catalogue lists 15 books, among them A Personal Matter (1964), Hiroshima Notes (1965), The Silent Cry (1967), A Quiet Life (1990) and Death by Water (2009).

Kenzie Macallan writes romance and suspense. Two series are recorded against the name, Deep 8 and Deception & Desire. Nine books run from Truths (2016) to Torn (2024), and every catalogued title is a single word: Masks, Edges, Secrets, Wild, Burn, King and Risk fill the middle. Titles arrive at an average gap of one year and the run stays open.

Kenzie Reed has 13 catalogued books from A Billion Times No (2019) to Happily Ever Never (2025), and continues to publish. Four series carry the Reed name: Fake It Till You Make It, Better-Off Bachelors, Sugar Sands and Exes and Oracles. Listed titles include The Belle and the Biker (2020), Bad Influencer (2023), The Rock Star's Fake Fiancée (2023) and All That Glitters (2024).

Keren David writes young adult fiction, and When I Was Joe (2010) is both the first catalogued book and the name of a series. The 13 books run to Say No to the Dress (2022), taking in Almost True, Another Life, Salvage, Cuckoo and Stranger. Subject tags include London, gangs, witnesses, protection, teenage boys, brothers and sisters, and suspense thrillers. Lia's Guide to Winning the Lottery (2012) is also on the list.

Keri Arthur

68 books• 16 series

Vampires and werewolves fill Keri Arthur's paranormal fantasy and romance, with serial murder and horror in the mix. Riley Jenson heads the Guardian series, and Dark Angels, Lizzie Grace, Souls of Fire, the Damask Circle, Nikki & Michael, Spook Squad and the Kingdoms of Earth & Air stand beside it. Sixty-eight catalogued books run from Hearts in Darkness (2000) to Geitha's Tears in 2026.

Keri Beevis has 19 catalogued books, starting with Deep Dark Secrets, also published as The Darkness Beneath, in 2017. Dying To Tell (2019), Trust No One (2020), Every Little Breath (2021), The People Next Door (2021) and The Sleepover (2022) follow. Rebecca Angell is the one named series. The House Swap is the most recent entry, and Beevis keeps publishing.

Keri Lake's 26 catalogued books run from Somnium (2011) to Eldritch (2025). Series in the listing are Sons of Wrath, Juniper Unraveling, Vigilantes, Eating Woods and Sandman Duet. Early titles include Soul Avenged, Soul Resurrected, Soul Enslaved and Soul Redeemed, along with Ricochet, Backfire and Ripple Effect. Lake's publishing status is ongoing.

Kerrelyn Sparks is an American author of paranormal romance published by Avon Books. Love at Stake, the series Sparks is known for, has 17 novels, all USA Today bestsellers, and its fourth book, The Undead Next Door (2008), reached the New York Times Best Seller list. The catalogue counts 25 books from For Love or Country (2002) to When a Dragon Falls (2023). Embraced By Magic is another series, and subjects include vampires, shapeshifting, magic and Boston.

Kerri Maniscalco writes young adult fiction that mixes historical crime with the gothic. Stalking Jack the Ripper (2016) opens a quartet continuing through Hunting Prince Dracula, Escaping from Houdini and Capturing the Devil, with serial murder and Victorian forensics as the material. Kingdom of the Wicked turns to demons and witchcraft, and Princes of Sin follows. Eleven titles run to Throne of Nightmares in 2026, at a median of 436 pages.

Kerrigan Byrne is a romance novelist whose catalogue counts 44 books, from Highland Secret / Unspoken (2012) to Flirting With Disaster (2026). Victorian, Scottish and Regency historical romance and dark romance are recorded subjects. Series include Victorian Rebels, Highland Magic, Goode Girls Romance, Witches of Port Townsend, the Fiona Mahoney Mystery books and Shakespearean Suspense. Byrne worked in law enforcement and taught belly dance before writing, and draws on history, Celtic ancestry and Shakespeare. Byrne lives in a small Victorian coastal town on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula.

Kerry Adrienne's catalogue runs to 24 books published between 2012 and 2022, all credited to Adrienne alone. Senator, Mine (2012) is recorded as the first title and Hybrid (2022) as the last. Shifter Wars, All Mine, Gallant Gentlemen's Guild, Immortal West and Orb of Oriste are the recorded series. The subject headings are erotic romance and LGBTQ+ gay fiction. The catalogue has stood dormant since 2022.

Kerry Barnes writes crime thrillers. The 22 catalogued books open with Ruthless (2016) and reach Bitter Enemies (2024), taking in Cruel Secrets (2017), Raw Justice (2017), The Hunted (2018), Wicked Lies (2018) and Ugly Truth (2019). Series include Cruel Secrets, Harper Kane, Georgie Deacon, Carrie Verne and Voice. Barnes is actively publishing.

Kerry Barrett has 17 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2026. The list opens with Like a Charm (2013) and runs through I Put A Spell On You (2014), A Step In Time (2015), The Girl in the Picture (2017), The Hidden Women (2019) and The Secret Letter (2020) to The Forgotten Girl (2026). No series groupings are recorded, and Barrett's books are catalogued individually. Barrett remains actively publishing.

Marriages and family relationships run through Kerry Fisher's novels, among them After the Lie (2016), The Silent Wife (2017), The Woman I Was Before (2019) and Another Woman's Child (2020). Most of the 17 books stand alone; the Italian Escape series is the exception. Fisher started with The School Gate Survival Guide in 2014, also published as The Class Ceiling, and reached The Woman Who Threw Her Life Away in 2026.

Kerry Greenwood

60 books• 11 series

Kerry Greenwood (17 June 1954 - 26 March 2025) was an Australian author and lawyer. Greenwood's historical detective novels about Phryne Fisher were adapted as the television series Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Greenwood also wrote science fiction, historical fiction, children's stories and plays, and won the 2002 Davitt Award for the young adult novel The Three-Pronged Dagger. The catalogue holds 60 books, from Feral (1988) to Murder in the Cathedral (2025). Other series are Corinna Chapman, Delphic Women and Three Days.

Kerry J. Donovan's catalogue holds 25 books published between 2013 and 2025, divided into four series: the DCI Jones Casebook, Ryan Kaine's 83, Ryan Kaine's Origins and Lucky Shores. The run opens in 2013 with three titles issued under double names - Perfect Record / Sean Freeman, Hidden Runaway / Ellis Flynn and Serenity Broken / Raymond Collins. On Lucky Shores arrived in 2016, a sequence of On the... titles followed from 2017, and the newest book is On the Trail (2025).

Kerry Kaya has 11 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2024, opening with The Reprisal (2020) and reaching Retribution (2024). Two series carry the Kaya credit: Harry Fletcher and Carters: Next Generation. Other catalogued titles include The Price (2021), The Score (2021), Betrayal (2022), Scorned (2022), The Reckoning (2022), Top Dog (2022), Revenge (2023) and Downfall (2024). Kaya remains actively publishing.

Kerry Lonsdale's 13 catalogued books run from All the Breaking Waves (2016) to The Wish List Trip (2026). Subject headings include psychological, suspense, romantic suspense and family life, with missing persons, boating accidents, fugue, mothers and daughters, California and Mexico among the listed topics. Other titles are Everything We Keep (2016), Everything We Left Behind (2017), Everything We Give (2018), Last Summer (2019), Side Trip (2020) and Find Me in California (2024). No More is the series listed for Lonsdale.

Samuel Ravenscroft and Tom Crabb are the recurring figures in Kerry Tombs's English historical mysteries. Eleven books are catalogued between 2006 and 2020, opening with The Malvern Murders (2006) and closing with Ravenscroft's Last Case (2020). The titles name the towns: The Worcester Whisperers (2008), The Ledbury Lamplighters (2009), The Tewkesbury Tomb (2011), The Droitwich Deceivers (2012), The Pershore Poisoners (2014), The Upton Undertakers (2015) and The Herefordshire Hangmen (2017). London, murder investigation and Jack the Ripper appear among the subjects.

Kerry Wilkinson, born in Bath in 1980, is a British author and sports journalist. D.S. Jessica Daniel is his longest-running detective, introduced in Locked In (2011); Andrew Hunter, Whitecliff Bay Mysteries, Silver Blackthorn and Sleepover follow, the fourth of them science fiction. Ten Birthdays took the Romantic Novelists' Association award for Young Adult Novel of the Year in 2018, making Wilkinson one of the first two men to win a RoNA award in the organisation's 58-year history, and Close To You won an International Thriller Writers award for best ebook original. In March 2023 Wilkinson wrote in The Bookseller about an autism diagnosis received in adulthood. The catalogue holds 60 books through 2026.

Kerstin Gier

11 books• 3 series

Kerstin Gier is a German novelist writing for adults and young adults. The Ruby Red trilogy, Ruby Red (2009), Sapphire Blue and Emerald Green (2010), turns on time travel and a secret society, and the Silver trilogy followed, with the Dream titles arriving between 2013 and 2015. Anthea Bell translated both sets into English. Eleven books are catalogued, opening with For Every Solution, A Problem (2006) and reaching Was die Welt zusammenhält in 2024.

Kes Gray is a British children's author, born in 1960. The catalogue lists 98 Gray books from The Get Well Soon Book (2000) to One Night Before Christmas (2025), and the median title runs to 32 pages. Subject tags include picture books, stories in rhyme, animals, frogs and a fictional character named Daisy. Eat Your Peas and Who's Poorly Too? also date from 2000. Series include Daisy Fiction, Nelly the Monster Sitter, Oi Frog and Friends, Get Well Friends and Jack Beechwhistle.

Keta Diablo released 20 books from 2008 to 2020. The Crossroads books began that span: Crossroads (2008), Crossroads Revisited, Crossroads Showdown and Crossroads Shadowland. Hot and Sticky (2012) is subtitled a contemporary M/M romance. Diablo's named series are Sky and Ghostland, with Sky Tinted Water appearing in 2013. Truth or Daire (2020) is the final title.

Erotica, romance and action and adventure are the three subjects recorded for Keta Kendric, whose catalogue holds 21 books published between 2017 and 2024. Twisted Minds and Smoke and Fire are the two series credited to Kendric. Twisted Hearts and Twisted Minds both date from 2017, Twisted Obsession and Twisted Secrets from 2018, and Loved Lingered (2024) is the newest listing. Carolina Reaper, Mystery Meat, Beautiful Chaos and Quiet Chaos all appeared in 2020. The median book is 276 pages, and Kendric is still publishing.

Kevin Barry

9 books

Kevin Barry is an Irish writer of three short story collections and four novels. City of Bohane (2011) won the 2013 International Dublin Literary Award, Beatlebone (2015) took the 2015 Goldsmiths Prize, and Night Boat to Tangier (2019) was longlisted for the Booker Prize. The catalogue lists nine titles in all, including There Are Little Kingdoms (2007), Dark Lies the Island (2012), That Old Country Music (2021), The Heart in Winter (2024) and The Cave (2025). Barry also edits Winter Papers, an arts and culture annual.

Kevin Brockmeier

9 books

Kevin Brockmeier, born in 1972, is an American writer of fantasy and literary fiction. The Brief History of the Dead is recorded as Brockmeier's best known novel. Nine catalogued books run from City of Names (2002) to The Ghost Variations (2020), and the subjects logged include single-author short stories, psychological and American fantasy fiction, space and time, and children's fiction. Eight books have a recorded length, at a median of 246 pages.