Authors whose first name starts with M, page 10 of 19

Matthew Eicheldinger writes the Matt Sprouts and When the Rain Came series, with 10 catalogued books starting in 2024. Matt Sprouts and the Curse of the Ten Broken Toes and Matt Sprouts and the Day Nora Ate the Sun date from 2024, as does Sticky Notes. Holes in My Underwear (2025) and Matt Sprouts and the Search for the Chompy Wompers (2025) followed. When the Rain Came and When the Sun Returned are 2026 titles, and Marv and Baby Blob Find a Butterfly is announced for 2027.

Matthew Fitzsimmons writes thrillers. Eight books are catalogued between 2015 and 2024, opening with The Short Drop (2015) and running through Poisonfeather (2016), Cold Harbor (2017), Debris Line (2018), Origami Man (2020), Constance (2021) and Chance (2023) to The Slate (2024). Three groupings are catalogued: Gibson Vaughn, Constance and a set of standalone novels. Hackers, missing persons, conspiracies, Ponzi schemes, treasure hunters and the Central Intelligence Agency supply the material.

Matthew Harffy writes historical fiction, with England and Great Britain among the recorded subjects and 22 books catalogued from The Serpent Sword (2015) to Bane of Bernicia (2026). The Bernicia Chronicles is a series, alongside A Time for Swords and Dark Frontier. Kings and rulers, imaginary wars and battles, and thrillers are recorded subjects. Titles include Blood and Blade (2016), The Cross and the Curse (2016), Killer of Kings (2017), Warrior of Woden (2018) and Wolf of Wessex (2019).

Matthew Hattersley has 21 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2026. Half A Person (2019) is the first title and Born Savage (2026) the newest. Hattersley's series are Acid Vanilla, John Beckett and Jareth Hicks. Other titles include Double Bad Things, Seven Bullets, Exit Wounds and Sister Death.

Matthew Iden writes mystery and suspense, including police procedurals and private investigator stories. The catalogue records 18 books from One Bad Twelve (2011) to Chasing the Pain (2021). Iden's series are Marty Singer and John Rain Kindle Worlds. Subject tags include Washington, D.C., kidnapping and human trafficking. A Reason to Live (2012), Blueblood (2012), One Right Thing (2013) and The Spike (2013) are among the titles. No new Matthew Iden book has appeared since 2021.

Matthew J. Kirby is an American author who writes for middle grade and young adult readers. Kirby's 17 catalogued books run from The Clockwork Three (2010) to The Lost Horadrim (2026), and subject records name children's fiction, fantasy, science fiction, steampunk, horror, secret societies, assassins and orphans. Dark Gravity Sequence, Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants, Quantum League and Diablo IV are the series credited to Kirby. The median volume runs 343 pages.

Matthew James has 39 books catalogued, starting with Blood and Sand and Mayan Darkness (2015). Series include Hank Boyd, Hank Boyd Origins, Jack Reilly, Charlee Flynn, Logan Reed Thrillers, Dead Moon, Dark Island Trilogy, Relics of God and Unseen. The Ancient Quest came out in 2026, and Where Titans Reign is set for 2027.

Matthew Kelly, born 12 July 1973 in Sydney, is an Australian motivational speaker, business consultant and founding partner of the management consulting firm Floyd Consulting. The catalogue lists 48 Kelly books from Our Father (1995) to Nothing Is Random (2025). Subjects include the Catholic Church, spirituality, self-help, happiness, parenting and business. Titles include The Rhythm of Life (1999), Rediscover Catholicism (2002) and The Dream Manager (2007).

English Passengers, a 2000 novel, is the book British writer Matthew Kneale is best known for. Kneale was born on 24 November 1960. The catalogue lists 12 books from 1987 to 2021, including Sweet Thames (1992), When We Were Romans (2007), An Atheist's History of Belief (2013) and Rome: A History in Seven Sackings (2017). The Rome Plague Diaries (2021) is the newest. Subjects include belief and doubt and Aboriginal Tasmanians.

Matthew Legare sets much of a catalogue of eight books in Tokyo. Shadows of Tokyo (2018) is the earliest title, followed by Smoke Over Tokyo (2018), Shanghai Twilight (2019), Treason in Tokyo (2020), An American Putsch (2021), Reds and Whites (2022) and Secrets Beneath Tokyo (2024); Poison Across Tokyo (2025) is the most recent. Reiko Watanabe and Inspector Aizawa recur as characters, and four series stand under the Legare name: Reiko Watanabe & Inspector Aizawa, Tom Lai, Max Dietrich, and the Inspector Aizawa Crime Novellas.

Matthew Mather

18 books• 5 series

Matthew Mather was a Canadian science fiction writer, born on September 28, 1969, who died on September 13, 2022. Cyberstorm (2013) is the best-known Mather book, and 20th Century Fox bought the film rights. Mather's books have been translated into eighteen languages and were both self-published and issued through publishers including HarperCollins and 47North. The catalogue opens with The Atopia Chronicles / Blue Skies (2012) and lists the Atopia Chronicles, CyberStorm, Delta Devlin and Aeon series. Other titles include Darknet (2015), The Utopia Chronicles (2017) and Polar Vortex (2019).

Matthew McConaughey

3 books

Matthew McConaughey has three catalogued titles: Greenlights (2020), Just Because (2023) and Poems & Prayers (2025). Biography, the conduct of life and philosophy are the subjects attached to the work, which the catalogue files under motion picture actors. The median book runs 208 pages.

Matthew Mercer, born Matthew Christopher Miller, is an American voice actor, game designer and gamemaster, working in video games and animation since 2002. Mercer's animation roles include Levi Ackerman in Attack on Titan, Jotaro Kujo in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Trafalgar Law in One Piece and Leorio in Hunter x Hunter. Twelve books are catalogued from the Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting (2017) to Prom Night for Slasher Victims (2025), including Explorer's Guide to Wildemount (2020), the Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins volumes and the It Came From series. Recorded subjects are fantasy games and Dungeons & Dragons 5e.

Matthew Norman writes novels of contemporary American life, with subject headings for midlife crisis, self-actualization, men, and fathers and sons. Domestic Violets (2011) opens the listing and is entered a second time with a 2023 date, and the run reaches Grace & Henry's Holiday Movie Marathon (2025). We're All Damaged (2016), Last Couple Standing (2020), All Together Now (2021) and Charm City Rocks: A Love Story (2023) fill out the catalogue. Readers looking for Matthew Norman books in order begin in 2011, and the books reach a median of 310 pages.

Matthew Pearl writes historical fiction built around writers and books. The Dante Club (2003) opens the catalogue, and The Poe Shadow (2006), The Last Dickens (2009) and The Last Bookaneer (2015) hold to the same line; The Dante Chamber (2018) returns to the first. The American novelist and educator, born in 1975, has 12 catalogued books published between 2003 and 2025, reaching The Award (2025). Publishing, manuscripts and Boston run through the subject headings, and The Taking of Jemima Boone (2021) is a true story rather than a novel.

Dungeons drive most of Matthew Peed's catalogue: Dungeon Robotics, Real Time Dungeon, Dungeon Annihilation and Station 64: The Doll Dungeon all carry the theme. Revenge of the Sorcerer King, Elemental Accords, Cosmic Loot, Kinetics, Holy Blood and Tomes of the Supernatural Halfway House fill out the list. Peed published 45 books in five years, from Establish (2019) to Destruction's Return (2023), at a median length of 398 pages. Nothing new has been catalogued since 2023.

Matthew Quick

10 books

Matthew Quick is an American writer of adult and young adult fiction. The debut novel, The Silver Linings Playbook (2008), became a New York Times bestseller and a 2012 film with Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. Ten books are catalogued to 2026, among them Sorta Like a Rock Star (2010), Boy21 (2012), Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock (2013) and We Are the Light (2022). Friendship, depression, optimism, schools and homelessness recur as subjects.

Matthew Quirk

9 books• 4 series

Political thrillers set around Washington, D.C. are Matthew Quirk's stock in trade - consulting firms, corruption and crime. The 500 (2012) opens the catalogue, followed by The Directive (2014), Cold Barrel Zero (2016), Dead Man Switch (2017), The Night Agent (2019), Hour of the Assassin (2020) and Red Warning (2022). Mike Ford and John Hayes each head a series. Nine books are catalogued, reaching The Method in 2026.

Matthew Reilly is an Australian action thriller writer, born 2 July 1974, whose books sell internationally. The catalogue lists 41 titles, from Contest (1996) and Ice Station (1998) to The Detective (2025). Reilly's series are Jack West Jr., Shane Schofield, Hover Car Racer, Troll Mountain and Tournament, plus a set of short stories. Subject tags include antiquities, automobile racing, action and adventure, and children's fiction.

Matthew Rief writes action thrillers in two series, the Florida Keys Adventures and Jason Wake. Gold in the Keys (2017) is the earliest, and the Keys titles share one construction: Betrayed, Hunted, Revenge, Abducted and Corruption in the Keys. Thirty-five titles are catalogued through Gamble in the Keys (2026).

Matthew Salesses is a Korean American fiction writer and essayist who teaches as an associate professor of creative writing in the MFA program at Virginia Tech. Eight catalogued books run from The Last Repatriate (2011) to The Sense of Wonder (2023), with The Hundred-Year Flood (2015), Disappear Doppelgänger Disappear (2020) and Craft in the Real World (2021) inside that span. Subject headings cover fathers and sons, parenting and short stories. The median book runs to 134 pages.

Matthew Philip Syed, born on 2 November 1970, is an English writer and radio presenter who previously played table tennis for England. Syed was the English number one, won the men's singles at the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships in 1997, 2000 and 2001, and represented Great Britain at the 1992 Barcelona and 2000 Sydney Olympics. After moving into journalism, Syed has written for The Times since 1999. The catalogue lists 10 books from Bounce (2010) to Maths Made Easy and Times Tables Made Easy (both 2022), including Black Box Thinking (2015), The Greatest (2017), You Are Awesome (2018), Rebel Ideas (2019) and Dare to Be You (2020). Subject headings include success, failure, expertise and organizational behavior.

Matthew Ward is the credit on 20 catalogued books published between 1998 and 2025. Catalogue subjects split between fantasy and the Warhammer 40,000 tabletop wargame, and the listing carries Games Workshop rulebooks, among them Codex: Space Marines (1998), Codex: Blood Angels (2010) and Codex: Necrons (2011), alongside fiction such as Queen of Eventide (2015), Edges of the World (2016) and Innocence Lost (2018). The Lie That Binds Them (2025) is the newest entry. Series recorded under this name include Soulfire Saga, Eventide, Coldharbour and Reckoning.

Maureen Ash writes historical mysteries, with catalogue subjects listing the Templars, the Middle Ages, England, murder and investigation. The Templar Knight Mystery and Anglo-Norman Mystery are the two series credited to Ash. Fiction titles run from The Alehouse Murders (2007) through Death of a Squire (2008), A Plague of Poison (2009) and The Canterbury Murders (2013) to Death in Dover (2024).

Maureen Callahan is an American author, columnist and podcast host. Her four catalogued books cross two fields: Poker Face (2010) and Champagne Supernovas (2014) sit with fashion designers and models in the subject headings, while American Predator (2019) and Ask Not (2024) are filed under serial killers and true crime.

Maureen Child, born in Southern California in 1951, writes romance and has published under the pen names Ann Carberry, Kathleen Kane, Sara Hart and Regan Hastings. This listing gathers 149 books dated 1992 to 2021, including titles issued under those other names. Contemporary, historical, western and erotic romance all appear in the recorded subjects, alongside billionaires, angels and California settings. Bachelor Battalion, Kings of California, Candellano Family, Marconi Sisters and Queen of the Otherworld are among the series.

Detective Murdoch, a Toronto policeman, is the character Maureen Jennings is best known for, and the novels became the television series Murdoch Mysteries, on which Jennings worked as creative consultant and occasional writer. The British-Canadian author also wrote the D.I. Tom Tyler mysteries, set during the Second World War, along with the Paradise Cafe and Christine Morris books. Her 19 catalogued titles run from Except the Dying in 1997 to Cold Snap in 2022, and nothing new has appeared since.

Maureen Johnson

23 books• 4 series

Maureen Johnson writes young adult fiction, much of it mystery. Born in 1973, the American novelist has 23 catalogued books running from The Key to the Golden Firebird (2004) to The Velvet Knife (2026). Three series anchor the list: Truly Devious, Shades of London and Little Blue Envelopes, the last opening with 13 Little Blue Envelopes (2005). Boarding schools, murder, ghosts and grief recur across the books. Johnson co-wrote the holiday romance Let It Snow with John Green and Lauren Myracle, and contributed novellas to the anthologies The Bane Chronicles, Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy and Ghosts of the Shadow Market.

Maureen Klovers is catalogued with the Rita Calabrese and Jeanne Pelletier Mysteries series, and 10 books dated 2012 to 2026. In the Shadow of the Volcano (2012) is the first title. Graveside Reunion (2018), The Secret Poison Garden (2018), Murder in the Moonshine (2019), Of Masques and Murder (2020) and Murder Under the Tuscan Sun (2022) follow. Séance and Sensibility (2026) is the newest, and Klovers is still publishing.

Maureen Peters (3 March 1935 to 8 April 2008) was a historical novelist who also wrote as Veronica Black, Catherine Darby, Belinda Gray, Levanah Lloyd, Judith Rothman, Elizabeth Law and Sharon Whitby. The catalogue opens with Elizabeth the Beloved (1965), followed by Katheryn, the Wanton Queen (1967), Bride for King James (1968) and Mary, The Infamous Queen (1970). Titles issued as Veronica Black include Dangerous Inheritance and Portrait of Sarah, both dated 1969. Subjects include historical romance, queens, biographical fiction and mystery and detective stories. Series are Falcon Saga, Falcon Family, Moon Chalice Quest, Rowan and the Malone Trilogy.

Maurice Broaddus

19 books• 4 series

Maurice Broaddus is an American author whose fiction spans young adult, horror, fantasy and science fiction. Broaddus wrote The Knights of Breton Court urban fantasy trilogy for Angry Robot, the steampunk novel Pimp My Airship for Apex Publications and the young adult novel The Usual Suspects for HarperCollins. Tor Books began releasing the Afrofuturist space trilogy Astra Black in 2022. Catalogued titles run from Beauty & Dynamite (2008) to A City Dreaming (2026) and include King Maker (2010), King's Justice (2010) and King's War (2011). Recorded subjects include Indianapolis, gangs and street life.

Maurice Druon

13 books• 2 series

Maurice Druon was a French novelist who lived from 1918 to 2009 and sat in the Académie Française, serving as its Perpetual Secretary between 1985 and 1999. Thirteen books are catalogued from La fin des hommes (1948) to The King Without a Kingdom (1977). The Accursed Kings is the historical sequence, taking in The Iron King (1955), The Strangled Queen (1955), The Poisoned Crown (1956), The Royal Succession (1957) and The Lily and The Lion (1959). Les Grandes Familles is the other series. Kings and rulers, betrayal, the Templars, French history and children's fiction appear among the subject headings.

Maurice Leblanc

39 books• 2 series

Maurice Leblanc (1864-1941) was a French novelist and short story writer, and the creator of Arsène Lupin, the gentleman thief and detective often set beside Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes as a French counterpart. The first Lupin story was serialised in the magazine Je sais tout from 15 July 1905, and the catalogue holds 39 titles through 2021 at a median 173 pages. The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar (1907), Arsène Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes (1908), 813 (1910) and The Hollow Needle (1911) are among them.

Maurizio de Giovanni

38 books• 3 series

Thirty-eight books make up Maurizio de Giovanni's catalogue, published between 2007 and 2024. Three series carry it: the Commissario Ricciardi novels, the Giuseppe Lojacono books and Le indagini di Sara. The catalogue opens with I Will Have Vengeance in 2007 and reaches Volver in 2024, with murder, police investigation and Italian settings as its standing subjects. De Giovanni is an Italian mystery novelist, born in Naples in 1958, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Max Allan Collins

199 books• 34 series

Max Allan Collins, born March 3, 1948, is an American mystery writer who also works in comics, graphic novels and screenplays. Collins created the Ms. Tree and Road to Perdition comics, the second of which became a film, and the series characters Quarry, a hitman, Nolan, a thief, and private investigator Nate Heller. Collins wrote the Dick Tracy newspaper strip for years, and the Mystery Writers of America named Collins a Grand Master in 2017. Catalogue entries run from Bait Money (1973) to Quarry's Reunion (2026), with Eliot Ness, Mallory and Disaster among the other series.

Max Barry

8 books

Max Barry, born on 18 March 1973, is an Australian author and software developer who also keeps a blog on subjects including politics. Eight Barry books are catalogued between 1999 and 2021. Syrup (1999) is the earliest and The 22 Murders of Madison May (2021) the newest, with Jennifer Government (2002), Company (2006), Machine Man (2008), Lexicon (2013), It Came From Cruden Farm and Providence (both 2020) in between. Subjects record corporate culture, capitalism, marketing, humour, Los Angeles and the fictional characters John Nike and Jennifer Government.

Max Beerbohm

44 books

Max Beerbohm, born Henry Maximilian Beerbohm on 24 August 1872, was an English essayist, parodist and caricaturist who signed his drawings Max. Beerbohm reviewed drama for the Saturday Review from 1898 to 1910, then moved to Rapallo in Italy, and died on 20 May 1956. Zuleika Dobson (1911) is the one novel. The 44 catalogued titles open with A Defence of Cosmetics (1896) and take in Caricatures of Twenty-Five Gentlemen (1896), A Christmas Garland (1912) and Fifty Caricatures (1913), with The Works of Max Beerbohm collected in 2018. Humour, theatre criticism and cartooning define the subject list.

Max Brallier

48 books• 12 series

The Last Kids on Earth, a New York Times bestselling series that Netflix turned into a TV series, is the work American children's author Max Brallier is best known for. Brallier, born September 8, 1983, has written more than 30 books. The catalogue lists 48 entries, reaching Across the Doodleverse (2026). Series include Mister Shivers, Galactic Hot Dogs and Last Comics on Earth, alongside graphic novel editions of The Last Kids on Earth. Monsters, survival, friendship, humour, food trucks and interplanetary voyages appear among the subject tags.

Max Brand

345 books• 13 series

Max Brand was the main pen name of Frederick Schiller Faust, an American writer who died in 1944 and whose westerns fill most of a 345-title catalogue. Faust also created Dr. James Kildare, a young medical intern, for pulp fiction; the character later carried into Paramount and MGM films, radio, two television series and comics. Other Faust pseudonyms include George Owen Baxter, John Frederick, Evan Evans, David Manning, Peter Dawson, George Challis and Frederick Frost. Series strands include Silvertip, Dan Barry, Thunder Moon, Ronicky Doone and Bull Hunter. Harrigan (1918) is the earliest catalogued title, with reissues dated as late as 2022.

Max Brooks

16 books• 3 series

Max Brooks, born May 22, 1972, is an American writer and actor, and the son of actors Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft. Zombie stories run through much of Brooks' writing. Brooks was a senior fellow at the Modern War Institute at West Point. The catalogue holds 16 Brooks books from 2003 to 2024, beginning with The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead (2003) and followed by World War Z (2006). The Harlem Hellfighters (2014) and Tiger Chair (2024) are also listed. Subjects include zombies, war, survival skills, humor and comics.

Max Brooks and various others is a shared catalogue credit covering 14 children's novels tied to the Minecraft video game. The books run from The Island (2017) to Roll for Adventure: The Temple of the Charged Creeper (2025), with The End, The Lost Journals, The Mountain and Castle Redstone in between. Subject tags include adventure, fantasy, science fiction and islands, and the listing marks the books for grades 3 to 5. New titles are still appearing.

Max Byrd's subject headings span private investigators and San Francisco on one side, and presidents, biographical fiction and the Civil War on the other. The catalogue lists 12 books from 1981 to 2020, along with the Mike Haller series. Fly Away, Jill (1981) and California Thriller (1984) are early titles, and Jefferson (1993), Jackson (1997) and Grant (2000) follow. Shooting the Sun (2003) and The Paris Deadline (2012) come later, and Pont Neuf (2020) is the newest.

Max Gladstone

23 books• 5 series

Max Gladstone, born in 1984, is an American fantasy author. The debut novel Three Parts Dead (2012) belongs to The Craft Sequence, Bookburners is an urban fantasy serial, and Gladstone co-wrote This Is How You Lose the Time War. Gladstone studied Chinese at Yale, then worked in China, teaching in rural Anhui from 2006 to 2008 and translating for a car magazine, and was a 2013 finalist for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer. The catalogue holds 23 books running to Dead Hand Rule (2025), with Craft Wars and The Witch Who Came In From The Cold also recorded.

Max Hastings

37 books• 1 series

Max Hastings is a British journalist and military historian, born in 1945, who reported abroad for the BBC, served as editor-in-chief of The Daily Telegraph and edited the Evening Standard. Histories of war make up most of the writing: Bomber Command (1979), Victory in Europe (1985), Armageddon (2004) and Sword Beach: D-Day Baptism by Fire (2025). Thirty-three books are catalogued from America 1968 (1969) onward. Hastings also writes a column for Bloomberg Opinion and contributes to The Times and The Sunday Times.

Max Hawthorne is the author of the Kronos Rising series, with 10 books catalogued from 2013 to 2022. Subjects include thrillers, suspense and horror. Memoirs of a Gym Rat (2013) is the earliest title, and Kronos Rising (2014) follows. Diablo and Plague appeared in 2016, Monsters & Marine Mysteries in 2021, and The Sleigh (2022) is the newest. Median length is 550 pages.

Max Hennessy

26 books• 9 series

Max Hennessy was a pen name of John Harris (1916-1991), a British novelist who also wrote as Mark Hebden and under his own name. The Harris output includes crime novels featuring Inspector Pel; his 1953 novel The Sea Shall Not Have Them was filmed in 1954. Under the Hennessy name this listing gathers 26 books dated 1971 to 2022, taking in both world wars, air pilots, cavalry and British naval operations, in sequences such as the Martin Falconer Thrillers, Captain Kelly Maguire and the RAF Trilogy.

Max Lucado

278 books• 6 series

Max Lucado has 278 books in the catalogue, published between 1985 and 2026, and subject headings centre on Christian life, the Bible, Jesus Christ, meditations and biblical teaching. Lucado, born January 11, 1955, is an American author and minister at Oak Hills Church, formerly Oak Hills Church of Christ, in San Antonio, Texas. The earliest titles are No Wonder They Call Him the Savior and On the Anvil (both 1985), then God Came Near (1986), The Applause of Heaven (1990) and He Still Moves Stones (1992). Series include Life Lessons, Hermie & Friends, Max Lucado's Wemmicks and Just in Case, and children's fiction is also among the subjects. The newest listed title is Unbreakable Courage Bible Study Guide (2026).

Max Monroe has 62 books in the catalogue, with contemporary romance as the listed subject. The list starts in 2016 with Tapping the Billionaire, Banking the Billionaire and Scoring the Billionaire, and the newest title is The Fifteen-Minute Rule (2026). Alexander Hawthorne Is a Liar is due in 2027. Series include Billionaire Collection, Mavericks Tackle Love, Winslow Brothers, St. Luke's Docu, Stone Cold Fox Trilogy, Red Bridge, Jerk Duet and Dickson University.

Max Seeck writes police procedurals set in Finland, with Jessica Niemi as the investigating detective. Four books are catalogued: The Witch Hunter (2019), The Ice Coven (2020), The Last Grudge (2021) and Ghost Island (2024). Serial murder is the recurring subject, and the novels run to about 450 pages. The series is ongoing.

Max Tomlinson has 10 catalogued books published from 2011 to 2023, and Colleen Hayes and Sendero are the listed series. Sendero (2011) is the earliest title, followed by Out by the Trees (2012) and Who Sings to the Dead? (2013). The Cain File (2016), The Darknet File (2019) and Vanishing in the Haight (2019) come next. Tie Die (2020), Bad Scene (2021) and Line of Darkness (2022) precede Night Candy (2023), the newest.

Max Walker has 44 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2026 and reaching Full Moon Faceoff (2026). The Stonewall Investigations books run across four catalogued sets: Stonewall Investigations, Stonewall Investigations Miami, Stonewall Investigations: Blue Creek and Stonewall Investigations: Midnight. Sierra View, Gold Brothers, Book Club Boys, Marvels and Magic, Rainbow's Seven and Wolves of Burlington are also recorded. Walker holds the sole credit on all 44 titles and is still publishing.

Maxime J. Durand, who also publishes as Void Herald, started out writing web novels as a hobby and now works full-time on LitRPG, fantasy and science fiction. The Laws of Dis (2016) opens a catalogue of 30 books that reaches Board & Conquest 1 in 2026. Ten series divide it, among them Blood & Fur, Vainqueur the Dragon, The Perfect Run, Apocalypse Tamer, Commerce Emperor and Magik Online. Almost the entire run dates from 2019 onward.

Maxine Morrey writes romance. Twenty books are catalogued between 2011 and 2026, opening with No Place Like Home (2011) and running through Winter's Fairytale (2015), The Christmas Project (2016), The Best Little Christmas Shop (2017), Second Chance At The Ranch (2018), #No Filter (2019), Coming Home to Wishington Bay (2019), My Year of Saying No (2020) and Winter at Wishington Bay (2020) to Where Happy Begins (2026). Christmas and winter recur in the titles, and the subject index files the work as English literature.

Maxine Paetro is an American author, born in 1946 and in print since 1979, known for collaborating with James Patterson on the Women's Murder Club novels and other fiction. Paetro's own catalogue lists four titles: the novels Manshare from 1986, Babydreams from 1987 and Windfall from 1991, set around love, friendship, motherhood and New York, plus a career guide, How to Put Your Book Together and Get a Job in Advertising, published in 1990.

Maxwell Grant is the name on 67 catalogued books, from 1931 to 1979, and the fictional character the Shadow heads the subjects. The Living Shadow, Eyes of the Shadow, Gangdom's Doom and The Shadow Laughs! all appeared in 1931. Shadow: The Master of Darkness and Norgil are the two series, and magicians and private investigators appear in the subjects. Norgil, More Tales of Prestidigitection (1979) is the latest title.

Boston-based Archer writes M/M romance, and publishes M/F romance under the name Maisy Archer. Thirty-five catalogued books run from The Easy Way (2017) to Axe Backwards (2026), across Sunday Brothers, Love in O'Leary and its novellas, Copper County, Axford Brothers, Way Home and Whispering Key. One-word titles mark the early years - The Date, The Fall, The Fire, The Gift, The Night.

Psychological suspense about women is Cobb's field: sisters, widows, and disappearances of children and adults alike. Big Woods (2018) opens the catalogue, followed by The Hunting Wives (2021), My Summer Darlings (2022), A Likeable Woman (2023) and The Hollywood Assistant (2024). Seven books stand in Cobb's catalogue, reaching All the Little Houses in 2026.

May Dawson has 63 books catalogued from Wild Angels (2017) to Heart of Royals (2026). Series include Their Shifter Academy, Dragon Royals, True and the Crown, Rich Demons of Darkwood, Lost Fae, Royal Ice Dragons, Academy of the Supernatural, Prisoners of Nightstone and God Fire Reform School. Titles from 2019 include Coven's Revenge, Four Kinds of Cursed and Pack War.

May McGoldrick is the name Nikoo K. Coffey and James A. McGoldrick sign their historical romances with. The husband-and-wife team, married since 1980, also write as Nicole Cody and, for suspense romance, as Jan Coffey. Coffey worked as a manufacturing engineer; McGoldrick taught, holding a doctorate in sixteenth-century British literature. Scotland supplies most of the settings, across the MacPherson Clan, Scottish Relic Trilogy, Royal Highlander, Highland Treasure and Scottish Dreams series. Forty titles run from The Thistle and the Rose in 1995 to Second Street in 2026.

May Sage's catalogue opens in 2015 with Cinderella and A Little Siren, followed by Beauty and the Beast in 2016. Series include Not Quite the Fairy Tale, After Darkness Falls, Age of Night, Age of Gold, Court of Sin, Dragon's Gift, Darker Woods and Wicked Crown. 96 books carry the name through to Promise Me Shadows (2026), at a median 288 pages, and new titles continue.