Authors whose first name starts with M

M. Darusha Wehm is a Canadian-New Zealand author with 12 catalogued books published between 2009 and 2024. Beautiful Red (2009) is the earliest title and Shores of a New Horizon (2024) the most recent. Andersson Dexter and KeyForge are the two series recorded under the name, and the listing takes in shorter work such as Modern Love and other stories (2018). Titles have arrived at an average gap of 1.4 years, and the listing stays open.

M. Guida has 36 books in this catalogue, published between 2020 and 2026, from The Early Years (2020) to Bargain of Blood and Lies (2026). The Legacy Academy titles are numbered by school year, and the Ebony's Legacy titles follow the same pattern from 2021. Series credited to Guida are Legacy Academy, Before Legacy Academy, French Quarter Vampire King, French Quarter Vampire Enforcer, Dark Ever After Fairytales, Red Rose Academy, Wolf Princess and Goody Magic Academy.

M. J. Thomas writes children's adventure fiction for grades 1 to 3. Time travel and biblical history supply the material, and recorded subjects name Moses, the Exodus, Passover, David king of Israel, Christian life and brothers and sisters. Race to the Ark and The Beginning both carry a 2017 date, and The Final Scroll (2021) closes the run of 9 books. The five volumes with a recorded length run to a median of 128 pages.

M. James entered the catalogue in 2021 and has 64 books listed through 2026. Captive Bride, Stolen Bride, Broken Promise, Ruthless Promise and Vicious Promise all date from that first year, with Beloved Bride, Brutal Bargain, Brutal Kiss and Brutal Vow following in 2022. The series headings are the Bridal Trilogy, Dark Promises, the Santiago Cartel Trilogy, Irish King, Dark Temptation and Endless. Vicious Betrayal (2026) is the newest listed title, and the M. James run is ongoing.

M. John Harrison

26 books• 3 series

Michael John Harrison, born 26 July 1945 and published as M. John Harrison, is an English author and literary critic. Harrison's work takes in the Viriconium novels and short stories, published 1971 to 1984, Climbers (1989), and the Kefahuchi Tract trilogy of Light (2002), Nova Swing (2006) and Empty Space (2012). Harrison is widely regarded as a major stylist in modern fantasy and science fiction, and as a genre contrarian. The listing holds 26 titles, from The Committed Men (1971) to The End of Everything (2026), and recorded subjects include English science fiction and fantasy, short stories, and rock climbing.

M. Leighton started in paranormal romance and moved toward contemporary. The 2011 titles are vampire and supernatural stories, among them For the Love of a Vampire, Destined for a Vampire, Madly, The Reaping and Wiccan, and the Blood Like Poison, Madly and Fahllen series come from that side. Bad Boys: Always with You and 100 Proof carry the contemporary romance. Horses, ranch life and erotic romance also appear among the listed subjects. 35 books are catalogued between 2011 and 2018, ending with The Way We Burn.

M. Louisa Locke writes historical mysteries set in Victorian San Francisco, with boarding houses, clairvoyants, widows and women detectives as their furniture. Maids of Misfortune (2009) opens a catalogue of 32 books running to Mr. Wong to the Rescue (2026). Short stories and novellas extend the San Francisco series, and Locke also writes in the Paradisi Chronicles, through the Caelestis and Canestro sequences.

M. Lynn and Melissa Craven is a joint credit on 12 young adult books published from 2020 to 2023. Fae's Deception (2020) is the first title. Fae's Defiance, Fae's Destruction, Fae's Power and Fae's Promise also date from 2020, and Fae's Rebellion (2021), Fae's Envoy (2022) and Fae's Refuge (2022) follow. Fae's End (2023) is the newest book.

M. Merin writes romance and suspense. The catalogue lists 33 books published between 2018 and 2025, opening with Jasper (2018) and reaching Redemption (2025). Five of the seven recorded series are motorcycle club sets: Northern Grizzlies MC, Northern Grizzlies MC Next Generation, Royal Bastards MC: Flagstaff, AZ, Kings of Anarchy MC South Dakota and Saint's Outlaws MC. Ever After EMP and Molotov Brothers are the other two. Merin holds the sole credit on all 33 titles.

M. Monique has 38 books in the catalogue, published from 2020 to 2026. A Thug Has Feelings Too (2020) is listed first, with A Baller Has Feelings Too (2020), A Hitta Has Feelings Too (2020) and The Illest (2020) among the early titles. Monique's series include Smith, Shot Clock, Summers, Love Me Now, Steele Waters and Niceville Shores Chronicles. Widow Mayker (2026) is the newest title.

M. Never has 21 catalogued books, published between Owned (2014) and Great White (2021) and all credited to M. Never alone. Four series sit under the name: Decadence After Dark, World of Assassins, Strip You and Baum Squad. Titles include Stripped From You (2014), Claimed (2015), Ruined (2015), Elicit (2016), Ghostface Killer (2017) and Naughty or Nice? A Very Merry Decadence Christmas (2017). No book has been catalogued since 2021.

Contemporary romance is the subject tag on the M. Robinson catalogue, which holds 48 books published between 2013 and 2026. VIP (2013) opens the run, followed by MVP and The Madam in 2014. El Diablo (2016), El Santo (2017) and El Pecador (2018) share a naming line, and El Diablo is one of the series headings. Others include VIP, Good Ol' Boys, the Beckham Dynasty, Billion-Dollar Men, the Blood Oath Brotherhood, Saint-Sinner, the Pierced Hearts Duet, Life of Debauchery and the Playboy Pact. See No Temptation is scheduled for 2027.

Maggie Sullivan is the recurring lead of M. Ruth Myers's mystery series, which begins with No Game for a Dame (2011). Myers's career started much earlier, with fiction published from 1979: A Journey to Cuzco (1979), Captain's Pleasure (1981), A Private Matter (1982), An Officer & A Lady (1984) and Love Unspoken (1985). Mothers and children, birthmothers and women newspaper editors recur as subjects. The 28 catalogued books also hold the Murder Mutts Mysteries and the Love & Life series, and reach The Million Dollar Dollhouse (2026).

M. Sinclair has 83 catalogued books, beginning in 2019 with Descendant of Blood, Queen of the Dead, Raven Blood and Reborn in Flames. Howling Fate (2026) is the latest release, and Discarded Omega is scheduled for 2027. Sinclair series include Reborn, Vengeance, Descendant, Tears of the Siren, Red Masques, Silver Falls University, Lost In Fae and Storm Dragons' Mate. One book carries a shared credit with R.L. Caulder.

M. W. Craven writes English crime thrillers. Puppet Show (2020) opens a list of six catalogued books, Black Summer (2021), The Curator (2021), Dead Ground (2022), The Botanist (2023) and The Killer's Mark (2026). The novels run to a median 400 pages and arrive about fourteen months apart.

M. William Phelps, born in 1967, is an American crime writer and investigative journalist who also works as a podcaster and television presenter. True crime is the bulk of the work: murder case studies, homicide investigation and serial murderers, women among them. Forty-five books run from Perfect Poison (2003) to They Came For Blood (2026), including Murder In The Heartland (2006), I'll Be Watching You (2008) and Cruel Death (2009). Phelps also wrote Nathan Hale (2008) and the Tom Callahan series.

M.A. Comley writes crime thrillers built around police detectives. Lorne Simpkins carries the Justice series, which opened in 2011 with Cruel Justice, Impeding Justice and Final Justice, and further runs follow D.I. Sara Ramsey, D.I. Sam Cobbs, D.I. Sally Parker and D.I. Kayli Bright. One hundred and forty-five titles reach The Killing Route in 2025, with London among the settings and the 2010s the heaviest decade.

M.A. Innes is credited with Curious Beginnings (2016), Secrets in the Dark (2016) and the four parts of His Little Man, all from 2016. Later titles include Flawed Perfection (2017) and His Missing Pieces (2017). Innes's series include Loving, Pieces, One of Those Days, Beautiful Shame, New Neighbors, Education of the Heart, Blue Ridge Magic and Accidental Master. Legends and Longing (2026) is the newest title.

Eight series make up M.A. Nichols's catalogue, five of them named for families: Ashbrooks, Leighs, Vaughns, Finches and Vosses. Smoke and Shadow (2016) opens the run, and the Shadow Army Trilogy, Blood Magic (2019) and Magic Slippers (2018) carry the fantasy strand. The Villainy Consultant books, among them Geoffrey P. Ward's Guide to Villainy (2017) and Geoffrey P. Ward's Guide to Questing (2018), form another. 37 titles reach Glimmer and Gold (2026) at roughly three a year, and Nichols remains actively publishing.

M.A. Rothman writes across science fiction, fantasy and thrillers. His 23 catalogued books start in 2018 with Perimeter and Primordial Threat and reach Canvas of Deception in 2025. Five series carry the work: Levi Yoder, Alicia Yoder, Connor Sloane Thriller, Prophecies and Plainswalker. Agent of Prophecy opened the Prophecies run in 2021, and Rothman continues to publish.

M.C. Beaton

9 books• 4 series

M.C. Beaton was a pen name of Marion Gibbons, born Marion Chesney (1936-2019), a Scottish writer of romance and mystery novels who began publishing in 1979. The Beaton name carried the Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth mystery series, both adapted for television; the Marion Chesney name carried historical Regency romances. Subjects in this listing cover Regency romance, Scotland, the village of Lochdubh and police procedural mystery. The listing also gathers Cozy Case Files anthology volumes, which credit other writers.

M.C.A. Hogarth is an American writer and artist working in science fiction, fantasy and anthropomorphic animal fiction. Hogarth was elected Vice President of SFWA in May 2015 and served three years. 75 catalogued books run from Alysha's Fall (2000) to Live, Love, Level (2025). The series include Kherishdar, Stories of the Jokka, Her Instruments, Dreamhealers, Princes' Game, Blood Ladders Trilogy and the Fallowtide Sequence. Earlier illustration credits appear as Maggie de Alarcon and Micah Hogarth. The median book runs 349 pages.

M.D. Cooper

113 books• 29 series

M.D. Cooper has 113 books in the catalogue, from Outsystem (2012) to Lyssa's Vengeance (2026). Series include Aeon 14: Orion War, Aeon 14: Perilous Alliance, Aeon 14: The Intrepid Saga, Aeon 14: Sol Dissolution, Sentience Wars, Rika's Marauders and Perseus Gate. Credits on some books are shared with other writers, including Andrew Dobell on 3 and Zen DiPietro, C.C. Ekeke, Richard Parry and James Aaron on 2 each. Titles include A Path in the Darkness (2015), Destiny Lost (2016), Set the Galaxy on Fire (2016) and Lyssa's Run (2017).

Druids and monsters run through M.D. Massey's fantasy. Colin McCool, the Junkyard Druid, is the recurring character, and the same world extends through the Sylvan Cycle, Druid Apprentice, Shadow Changeling and a superhero line. Colin McCool and the Vampire Dwarf (2012) opens a catalogue of 48 titles reaching Sylvan Druid (2026). THEM, the Trickster Cycle and Cerberus Paranormal Detective fill out 8 catalogued series.

M.E. Clayton writes romance. The catalogue lists 94 books published between 2018 and 2026, opening with Catching Avery (2018) and reaching Keeping My Enemies Closer Pt. 2 (2026). Series recorded against the name include Holy Trinity and Holy Trinity Next Generation, Buchanan Brothers, Eastwood, Order of the Cronus, Enemy and Enemy Duet, Bratva Duets, Blackstone Prep Academy Duet and Rykr. Clayton holds the sole credit on all 94 titles.

M.H. Sargent has 15 books in the catalogue, published from 2010 to 2025. Seven Days From Sunday (2010) is recorded as the first title, and Operation Spider Web, The Shot To Die For and The Yemen Connection also date from 2010. The catalogue lists two series: MP-5 CIA Series and FROG Spy Thriller. Alliance of Evil and Toward Night's End came out in 2011, and The Birdwatchers in 2012. A Containable Incident and Tristan Finch followed in 2014, then Ghost Gathering in 2015. Catching the Wind (2025) is the newest.

M.I. Hattersley has 10 catalogued entries from 2022 to 2025, several of which carry more than one title. The Demand / My Daughter Is Gone (2022) is the first, followed in 2022 by The New Girl and The Pact / The Girl She Was / What Did You Do?. The Bachelorette Party / The Girl's Weekend, The Secrets We Keep and The Spare Room date from 2023, and The Confession Room / The Retreat and The New Girl Too from 2024. A title called The Ex is listed twice, under 2022 and 2025. Hattersley is still publishing.

Helen Grace, a police detective, is the figure M.J. Arlidge built his crime novels around. Arlidge, an English author born in 1974 who has also worked in television, has 23 catalogued books running from Eeny Meeny (2014) to Her Last Breath (2026). The Helen Grace series carries most of that count, with a shelf of standalone novels beside it. Serial murder investigation, missing persons and policework make up the recurring subjects, and Arlidge is still publishing.

M.J. Hardy has nine catalogued books, published between 2019 and 2023. The listing opens with four 2019 titles, among them The Girl on Gander Green Lane and The Husband Thief, and closes with The Summerhouse Girls (2023). Releases average 0.5 years apart. Hardy is the only name credited on any of the books, and the catalogue has been dormant since 2023. One book has a recorded length, at 205 pages.

M.J. Lee writes crime fiction across four series. Inspector Danilov is set in Shanghai and opens with Death In Shanghai (2015); DI Ridpath and DI Emma Christie carry the contemporary police procedurals; and the Jayne Sinclair Genealogical Mystery books turn investigations into family history, beginning with The Irish Inheritance (2016). The catalogue holds 31 books dated 2015 to 2026, at a median 356 pages, and Lee publishes two or three a year.

Four series make up the catalogue of M.J. May: Reaping Covetous, Perfect Pixie, Maverick Insurance Mysteries and Necromancer Tales. The 18 books run from Sow What You Reap (2021) to Deadly Avarice (2025). Dead Women Tell Tales and Dying to Reap You also date from 2021, and Perfectly Imperfect Pixie and Pushing Up Roses from 2022. New titles appear at an average gap of about two to three months, and the list is ongoing.

Early medieval England is M.J. Porter's ground. 72 catalogued books run from The Earl of Mercia's Father (2013) to Storm of Mercia (2026), and Mercia names three of the series: Earls of Mercia, its side stories, and the Eagle of Mercia Chronicles. Ninth Century, Tenth Century, Brunanburh, Of Gods and Kings, First Queen of England, The King's Mother and the Dark Age Chronicles carry the rest of the history, with Dragons of Unison and the Erdington Mysteries beside them. British history is the listed subject.

M.J. Rose has 32 books in the catalogue, published from 1999 to 2024, with suspense, thrillers, gothic and occult fiction, historical fiction and erotica in the subject records. Reincarnation and women journalists also appear as subjects. Lip Service (1999) is the earliest title and Forgetting to Remember (2024) the latest. Series include Daughters Of La Lune and Butterfield Institute, and How to Publish and Promote Online (2001) is among the listed titles. One catalogued book also credits Lexi Blake.

M.J. Trow is the pen name of Meirion James Trow, a Welsh crime writer born 16 October 1949. The 105 catalogued books open with The Adventures of Inspector Lestrade (1985), and Lestrade, Peter Maxwell, Kit Marlowe and Margaret Murray each feature in a mystery series. Other series are Grand & Batchelor, Britannia, Calidus and Geoffrey Chaucer Mystery. Historical mystery, murder investigation and teachers are among the subjects, and Maxwell's Enigma (2026) is the newest title.

M.K. Eidem writes science fiction romance. Nineteen books are catalogued between 2013 and 2022, among the earliest Cassandra's Challenge, Grim and A Grim Holiday, all dated 2013. The most recent entry, A Grim Baby, is dated 2022. Eidem's series include Tornians, Imperial, Kiss and Kaliszians, and the Tornians recur across the catalogue. No further title has been catalogued since 2022.

M.K. England writes science fiction and fantasy, with action and adventure and LGBTQ+ subjects recorded against the books. Nine titles are catalogued, opening with The Disasters (2018) and reaching Just Grow With It, listed for 2027. The run holds Spellhacker (2020), Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: No Guts, No Glory (2021), The One True Me and You and What Makes Us Mighty (2022), All Fired Up and Roll for Love (2025), and Field Guide for the Formerly Villainous (2026). Everyday Magic is the series recorded under this name.

M.K. Turner writes crime fiction across four series: Meredith & Hodge, Bearing Witness, the Little Compton Mysteries and JJ Jenson. Misplaced Loyalty (2012) opens a catalogue of 32 books that reaches Close to Home in 2025. The Making of Meredith (2016) turns back to the detective who carries the longest run, and titles such as Murderous Mishaps, One Secret Too Many and The Cuban Conundrum fill the years between. The 2020s are Turner's heaviest decade.

M.L. Broome has 21 catalogued books, dated 2019 to 2026, beginning with From the Moment We Met (2019) and reaching Sugarplum Sparks (2026). The listing is organised into four series: Seasoned Hearts Club, Sparkwood: Scenes From A Small Town, A Series of Moments and Lyrical Love Letters. A further title, Unscripted Sparks, is scheduled for 2027.

M.L. Buchman has 269 catalogued books spanning 1997 to 2026, from Cookbook from Hell (1997) to Galactic Gastronomy (2026). Romantic suspense, special operations, women helicopter pilots and wildfires are recurring subjects. Buchman's series include Night Stalkers CSAR, Delta Force, Miranda Chase NTSB, White House Protection Force Short Stories, Henderson's Ranch and Dead Chef. M.L. Buchman is still publishing.

M.L. Bullock writes Southern gothic and paranormal fiction. Seven Sisters (2014) opens a catalogue that now holds 156 books and runs to Maze of Nightmares (2026). Bullock builds long connected runs: Gulf Coast Paranormal across three seasons, Return to Seven Sisters, Ghosts of Summerleigh, Idlewood, Sugar Hill and Devecheaux Antiques & Haunted Things. Haunted houses and Gulf Coast settings recur throughout, and the 2020s are the peak decade.

M.L. Hamilton writes crime fiction and fantasy. The Peyton Brooks books make up the largest part of a catalogue of 83 titles, and their names map a city: Murder in the Tenderloin, Murder on Russian Hill, Murder in Chinatown, Murder on Alcatraz. World of Samar, Zion Sawyer, Avery Nolan and Rue Cyprus Mystery are further series. The run goes from Emerald (2010) to The Savior of Eldon (2026), with a median length of 316 pages.

Verlaque and Bonnet, a judge and a law teacher, investigate murders in France across M.L. Longworth's mystery series. Death at the Chateau Bremont (2011) opens the run, which closes at 10 books with Disaster at the Vendome Theater in 2022. Titles name the crime scene each time, from Murder in the Rue Dumas to The Vanishing Museum on the Rue Mistral. No new Longworth title has appeared since 2022.

M.L. Rose writes detective fiction across three series: Detective Arla Baker, DCI Rohan Roy and Detective Nikki Girl. The 23 books date from 2018 to 2025. The Keeper of Secrets and The Lost Sister opened the catalogue in 2018. Later titles include The Nail Collector (2019), Dead Voices (2021) and Fatal Secret (2025).

The Light Between Oceans (2012) is the first catalogued novel by M.L. Stedman, and a second book, A Far-flung Life, is listed for 2026. Stedman was born in 1971, is Australian, works as a lawyer as well as a writer, has spent time living in London, and shares very little personal information.

M.L. Wang writes fantasy and science fiction for young adults and adults. The Theonite series opens the catalogue with Planet Adyn (2016) and Orbit (2017), and The Sword of Kaigen (2019) and Wings of Yamma (2020) continue in that world. Blood Over Bright Haven (2023) stands apart, and Destiny's Edge is dated 2026. Six books in ten years, at a median 426 pages, make a small catalogue by the standards of the genre, and magic is the constant.

Detective Jo Fournier heads the one series M.M. Chouinard has catalogued: nine books published between 2019 and 2023, opening with The Dancing Girls (2019) and ending with Angels in the Snow and Little Lost Dolls, both 2023. Psychological and crime thriller tags sit beside women sleuths in the subject headings. Nothing has followed the 2023 titles.

M.M. Crumley has 48 books in the catalogue, starting in 2019 with Dark Awakening and reaching Tempest (2026), with All Hope Is Lost announced for 2027. Series listings are Immortal Doc Holliday, Legend of Andrew Rufus, House of Graves, Dark Comedies and Twisted Tales, Jany Falke Saint Killer and Ghost Guy. Other titles include Bone Deep (2019), Blood Stained (2020), Burial Ground (2020), Funeral March (2020) and The House that Jack Built (2020).

M.M. Kaye was a British writer, born in 1908 and died in 2004, and The Far Pavilions (1978) is her most famous book. The Death In... mysteries account for much of the catalogue, each named for a place: Kashmir (1953), Berlin (1955), Cyprus (1956), Kenya (1958), Zanzibar (1959) and the Andamans (1960). The Share of Summer volumes sit alongside them, with biography, childhood and women authors among their subject headings. India and British social life recur across the run. Fourteen books are catalogued, spanning 1953 to 2025.

M.N. Forgy writes erotic romance, the register the subject records give for this listing. The catalogue holds 30 books from What Doesn't Destroy Us (2014) to The Devil in All of Us (2024). Four series carry the Forgy name: Devil's Dust, Devils Dust MC Legacy, Sin City Outlaws and Omertà Law. Forgy is recorded as an ongoing author.

M.P. McDonald has published 20 books since No Good Deed appeared in 2010. McDonald's six series are Mark Taylor, Sympatico Syndrome, Sympatico Syndrome World, CJ Sheridan, Bloodwood Creek and Aislado Sympatico Files. March Into Hell (2011) and Deeds of Mercy (2012) follow the first book, and Genesis (2014) and Infection (2016) come later. Shadows Beneath the Broken Sky (2026) is the newest.

M.P. Woodward has 7 books catalogued from The Handler (2022) to The Coldest War (2026), and Handler is the named series. The other titles are Dead Drop (2023), Shadow State (2024), Red Tide (2025), Line of Demarcation (2025) and Terminal Velocity (2025). The catalogue also files Woodward under the Jack Ryan & John Clark character listing.

M.R. Forbes is catalogued under science fiction, with 127 books published between 2013 and 2026. The listing opens with four 2013 titles, Balance, Betrayal, Broken and His Dark Empire, and reaches Zero in 2026. Series in the catalogue include Chaos of the Covenant, the Forgotten Colony, Forgotten Starship and Forgotten Heroes sequences, Starship For Sale, Starship For Rent, Starship In The Stone, Sheriff Duke, Ghosts & Magic and Tears of Blood. All 127 books are credited to Forbes alone.

M.R. Hall is the writing name of Matthew Hall, a British screenwriter and novelist born in 1967. Jenny Cooper, a coroner working in England, is the central figure of Hall's crime fiction, and the series opens with The Coroner (2009). Ten titles are catalogued through 2020, reaching The Black Art of Killing, and they take in suicide, criminal investigation and the work of the coroner's court. Writing Crime Fiction (2015) is Hall's short guide to the form.

Dragons run through the M.R. Mathias catalogue, in the Dragoneers Saga, Dragon Racers and titles such as The First Dragoneer (2010) and The Sword and the Dragon (2010). Vanx Malic heads a further sequence. 55 books span 2009 to 2025, from Superhero (2009) to Sinister Ambition (2025), and some early entries appeared under the name Michael Robb. Fantasy, adventure, dragons and trolls fill the subjects, at a median 324 pages.

M.R.C. Kasasian writes historical mysteries, with three series: Gower Street Detective, Sackwater Mysteries and Violet Thorn Mysteries. The Mangle Street Murders (2013) is the first of 11 catalogued books. The Curse of the House of Foskett (2014), Death Descends on Saturn Villa (2015) and The Secrets of Gaslight Lane (2016) follow. Subject headings name Sidney Grice as a fictitious character and list London and private investigators. Betty Church and the Suffolk Vampire (2018) is a later title, and The Terror of Tannery Lane is dated 2026.

British police procedurals are M.S. Morris's output, split between DCI Tom Raven, the Bridget Hart investigations and the Carys Morgan books. The Red Room (2018) opens the catalogue, followed by Aspire to Die, Do No Evil, Killing by Numbers and Preface to Murder. Twenty titles had appeared by 2026, reaching The House of Silent Bones.

M.S. Parker is credited with 128 books in this catalogue, published between 2014 and 2025. The listing opens with Sinful Desires, Volume I (2014) and reaches The Carideo Legacy (2025), with A Wicked Kiss (2015), Broken Pleasures (2015) and Craving HIM (2015) among the early entries. Series credited to Parker include Scottish Billionaire, Hunter Brothers, Club Prive, Serving HIM, Pleasures, New Pleasures, Billionaire's Muse, Darker, Pure Lust, Hartwell Brothers, Filthy Rich Royals and Holden Brothers.

M.T. Anderson

29 books• 4 series

M.T. Anderson writes children's books that range from picture books to young adult novels. The Pox Party took the National Book Award for Young People's Literature in 2006; it is the first of two Octavian Nothing books, historical novels set in Revolution-era Boston. Wit and sarcasm mark Anderson's stories, and Anderson argues that young adults are capable of mature comprehension. The catalogue holds 29 titles published between 1997 and 2026, from Thirsty (1997) to Stealing Saint Nick (2026). Pals in Peril, the Norumbegan Quartet and the Octavian Nothing books are the listed series, with science fiction, adventure, humour and composers among the subjects.

M.T. McGuire is the author of the K'Barthan and K'Barthan Extras series. The catalogue holds 10 books from Few Are Chosen (2010) to Too Good To Be True (2021). Unlucky Dip, The Wrong Stuff, Looking for Trouble, One Man: No Plan and Escape from B-Movie Hell come in between, followed by Small Beginnings, Close Enough and Nothing to See Here.

M.W. Gordon writes mystery and suspense, and the catalogue records drift boats and fly fishing among the subjects alongside detective stories and thrillers. Nine books appeared between 2012 and 2017, all of them grouped as the Macduff Brooks Mysteries. Crosses to Bear and Deadly Drifts both carry a 2012 date, Barracuda Pens and Gill Net Games both 2014, and Toxic Trout (2017) is the last entry. Five books have a recorded length, with a median of 316 pages.