Authors whose first name starts with M, page 13 of 19

Melissa Toppen's catalogue holds 42 books published between 2013 and 2025, most of them grouped into short series and duets: You and I, Crazy Stupid, Ink & Ashes, Everything After, the Tequila Duet, Ten Hours, Space Between and Cell Block C. Finding Kenley (2013) opens the list and Ember & Ashes (2025) is the newest entry. Toppen has been at her most productive in the 2020s, at a median length of 305 pages.

Melissa West's books span two areas: science fiction for young readers, with extraterrestrial beings, human-alien encounters and space warfare, and contemporary romance, with Kentucky among the recorded subjects. The listed series are Hamilton Stables, Littleton Brothers, Charleston Haven and No Kissing Allowed. Gravity (2012) is the first catalogued title, followed by Hover (2013) and Collide (2015). No Kissing Allowed (2015), Racing Hearts (2015), No Falling Allowed (2016) and Silent Hearts (2016) also appear, and Merrily in Love (2017) is the most recent published title.

Melissa Wiesner has 10 books catalogued between 2021 and 2026. Her Family Secret and The Girl in the Picture opened the run in 2021, followed by His Secret Daughter and Our Stolen Child (2022), The Second Chance Year and It All Comes Back to You (2023), Wish I Were Here and Love and Other Lost Things (2024), then All the Ways You Save Me (2025) and All the Ways You Break Me (2026). Family secrets and second chances recur through the titles, and Wiesner has published in every year since 2021.

Melissa Wright writes fantasy. Wright is the sole credit across 21 books published between 2012 and 2026, beginning with Frey (2012) and reaching A Necromancer's Guide to Grave Mistakes (2026). Frey Saga, Between Ink and Shadows, Rivenwilde, Bad Medicine, and Grave Magic and Other Forms of Courtship are the recorded series. Magic, prophecy and sisters run through the subject headings, part of which mark the catalogue as children's fiction.

Hope Sze, a medical resident, carries Melissa Yi's mystery series, which opens with Code Blues (2011) and continues through Terminally Ill (2013). Women doctors, criminal investigation and memory disorders appear among the subjects. Yi also writes the Octavia & Dario Killer School Mystery, Animal Whisperer, Hope's Seven Deadly Sins and an Edan Sze Mystery. The catalogue holds 28 books from Indian Time (2010) to The Red Rock Killer (2024), at a median of 297 pages.

Meljean Brook writes paranormal romance and steampunk. The Guardians sequence opens with Demon Angel in 2007 and keeps demons in the titles, Demon Moon, Demon Bound, Demon Night, Demon Forged, Demon Blood, Demon Marked, while Iron Seas turns to airships and machinery with The Iron Duke and Heart of Steel. A Gathering of Dragons follows later. Brook's 30 books are long, a median of 422 pages, and the catalogue stops at A Dance of Smoke and Steel in 2021.

Melody Anne's catalogue holds 92 books, from The Billionaire Wins the Game (2011) to Turbulent Fires (2025). The Billionaire Falls, The Billionaire's Dance, The Tycoon's Proposal and The Tycoon's Revenge also date from 2011, and Blackmailing the Billionaire, Midnight Fire and Midnight Moon from 2012. Anderson Billionaires, Anderson Heirs, Anderson Special Ops, Billionaire Aviators, Undercover Billionaire, Unexpected Heroes and Rise Of The Dark Angel are among the series. Contemporary romance, air pilots and erotic stories appear in the subjects.

Melody Carlson, born March 2, 1956 in San Francisco, is an American author of more than 250 books for women, teens and children, including the Diary of a Teenage Girl series. The catalogue lists 298 books from 1995, when Contemplative Bible Reading and How to Start a Quality Childcare Business in Your Home appeared, to All Booked Up (2026). Series include Carter House Girls, On The Runway, TrueColors, 86 Bloomberg Place, Secret Life of Samantha McGregor, Beary Patch Bears and Fruit Troops. Subjects include Christian life, high schools, friendship, Bible stories and stories in rhyme. Carlson grew up in Springfield, Oregon, attended Lane Community College and lives in Sisters, Oregon.

Small-town contemporary romance is Melody Grace's register. Sweetbriar Cove and Beachwood Bay are her two largest series, joined by Carolina Hearts, Oak Harbor, Dirty Dancing and Cities of Love. Forty-seven books span 2013 to 2023, the debut year alone brought Unbroken, Untouched, Untamed Hearts, Unafraid and Unwrapped, and the run ends for now with Christmas in Sweetbriar Cove.

Melody Mews writes children's fiction for grades 1-3, with 15 books catalogued from 2020 to 2025. The Newest Princess (2020) is the first listed title, and Star Showers, The Cloud Race, The Puppy Prince, The Royal Ball and The Un-Fairy share that year. Tea for Two, The Copycat and Welcome to Wagmire appeared in 2021, and Flower Power in 2022. Make Way for Ballet (2025) is the newest.

Meng Xi Shi is a web fiction author published in China by Jingjiang Literature City, posting on Weibo as Meng Xi Shi Ya. The catalogue lists 10 volumes from 2023 to 2025 across two series, Thousand Autumns: Qian Qiu and Peerless: Wu Shuang. Thousand Autumns runs to five volumes dated 2023 and 2024. Peerless volumes 1 and 2 are dated 2024, and volumes 3 to 5 are dated 2025. The median volume runs to 400 pages.

Menna van Praag is an English novelist who also teaches writing, and magical realism is the term recorded for her novels. Fantasy, magic, the paranormal and the lives of women in England run through the subjects listed for the work. The 15 catalogued books begin with Men, Money and Chocolate (2008) and include The Dress Shop of Dreams (2014), The House at the End of Hope Street (2013) and The Sisters Grimm (2020). Biscuit Tin Murders is the recorded series, and A Pinch of Salt & a Drop of Poison (2025) is the newest title.

Mercedes Lackey

230 books• 52 series

Valdemar, a country in the world of Velgarth, is the setting for many of Mercedes Lackey's interlinked fantasy novels and trilogies. Lackey, an American writer born on June 24, 1950, brings human and non-human protagonists from many cultures together in the Valdemar books. A second Lackey setting resembles Earth but hides populations of elves, mages, vampires and other mythical beings. Bedlam's Bard follows a young man who works magic through music, SERRAted Edge features elves who race cars, and the Diana Tregarde thrillers star a Wiccan fighting evil. Arrows of the Queen (1987), Arrow's Flight (1987) and Arrow's Fall (1988) are among the listed titles, and Elemental Masters and Five Hundred Kingdoms are further series.

Mercedes Ron

9 books• 4 series

Mercedes Ron writes young adult romance. My Fault (2017), Your Fault (2017) and Our Fault (2018) are the earliest titles, and Culpable, Bali and A Marfil Saga are the series. Ten books are catalogued through Tell Me with Kisses, with Drawn Apart dated 2027. Forbidden love, enemies-to-lovers, stepsiblings, abuse and trauma fill the subject tags.

Meredith Ann Pierce is an American fantasy writer and librarian, born on July 5, 1958, in Seattle. The catalogue lists 10 books from 1982 to 2004 across the Darkangel Trilogy and Firebringer series. The Darkangel (1982) is the first, followed by A Gathering of Gargoyles (1984), Birth of the Firebringer (1985), The Woman Who Loved Reindeer (1985) and Where the Wild Geese Go (1988). The Pearl of the Soul of the World (1990), Dark Moon (1992), The Son of Summer Stars (1996) and Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood (2001) come later, and Waters Luminous and Deep (2004) is the newest. Pierce's novels frequently feature mythic worlds and young women who face danger to save their way of life. Aeriel, unicorns, witches and vampires are among the subject headings.

Meredith Bond writes Regency historical romance, according to the catalogue subjects, which also mention time travel, estates and intermarriage. The 44 books run from Air: Merlin's Chalice (2004) to Lady Lost: A Sweet Regency Mystery (2025), and The Demure Detective is scheduled for 2027. Series credited to Bond are Ladies' Wagering Whist Society, Merry Men, Royals in Disguise / Royals & Rebels, Children of Avalon and Zodiac Regency. Fire: Nimue's Destiny (2014) is among the other titles.

Meredith Costain is an Australian children's author whose books are recommended for ages 4 to 7. The catalogue lists 31 titles published between 2000 and 2025, from Heroic Feats (2000) to Adventure Island (2025). Subjects record children's fiction, fantasy and heroes. Titles in the run include Ballet Backflip (2015), Christmas Chaos (2015), Dreams Come True (2015), Friends Not Forever (2016) and Pony School Showdown (2016). Russell Blackford, Paul Collins, Jenny Pausacker, Andrew Chapman and Marianne Plumridge each carry a credit inside the listing.

Meredith Duran writes historical romance, much of it Regency and set in England. The 14 catalogued books run from The Duke of Shadows (2008) to The Sins of Lord Lockwood (2018), taking in Written on Your Skin (2009), Wicked Becomes You (2010), That Scandalous Summer (2013), Fool Me Twice (2014) and Lady Be Good (2015). Rules For The Reckless is the one series catalogued. Nobility, heiresses and London society supply the material. Duran grew up fascinated by British history and collects dusty travelogues written by nineteenth-century Englishwomen. The catalogue has stood unchanged since 2018.

Meredith Wild writes erotic romance. Billionaires, businesswomen, personal trainers, and sexual dominance and submission recur as subjects across 21 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2025. Hardwired (2013) opens the run and Sweet Escape (2025) is the newest entry. The #Hacker, Bridge, Red Ledger, Hawthorne Vines and Blood of Zeus sets are the series catalogued under Wild's name, and Mia Michelle is credited alongside Wild on 2 titles.

Merri Bright has published 24 books since 2021 across four series: Lost Lines, Billionaire's Betasitter, Splintered Bond and Forgotten Angel. The first releases, all from 2021, include The Assassin's Promise, The King's Omega, The Omega's Mischief and The Queen's Nest. A Feather run followed with Fallen Feather and Lost Feather (2022) and Glittering Feather (2023). The Goddess's Spy (2025) is the newest title.

Merry Farmer has 251 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2026, starting with The Loyal Heart (2011). Series credited to Farmer include Montana Romance, When the Wallflowers Were Wicked, Brides of Paradise Ranch, Hot on the Trail, Silver Foxes of Westminster and Nerds of Paradise. Early titles also include The Courageous Heart and The Faithful Heart (both 2011) and Trail of Hope (2014). Farmer continues to publish.

Merryn Allingham writes historical romance and historical mystery. The Girl from Cobb Street (2015) opens a catalogue of 40 books set against British India, the Second World War and London, and Allingham's series include Daisy's War, Summerhayes House, the Flora Steele Mysteries, the Tremayne Mysteries, the Allingham Regency Classics and a Victorian mystery timeslip sequence. Murder at the Country Fair appeared in 2026 and Murder in the Desert is dated 2027.

Mervyn Laurence Peake (9 July 1911 – 17 November 1968) was a British writer, poet, artist and illustrator. Peake is chiefly known for the Gormenghast books, four works from a longer cycle that his death left unfinished; Titus Groan (1946) and Gormenghast (1950) belong to the sequence. The fiction draws on Dickens and Robert Louis Stevenson. The 27 catalogued books also include the picture book Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor (1939), nonsense verse such as Rhymes Without Reason, and The Craft of the Lead Pencil.

Mesu Andrews writes Christian historical fiction set in the world of the Bible, with women of scripture among its recurring subjects. Love Amid The Ashes (2011) opens 19 catalogued books that reach Noble: The Story of Maakah (2025). Treasures of the Nile, Prophets and Kings, Egyptian Chronicles and King David's Brides divide the run, and Andrews continues to publish.

Mette Ivie Harrison writes fantasy and mystery in roughly equal measure. The Hound Saga, opening with The Princess and the Hound (2007), and the Rose Throne books sit on the fantasy side, with princesses, magic and fairy tales among the listed subjects. The Linda Wallheim Mystery series, Vampires and Mormons and the Women's Book of Mormon draw instead on Mormon life in Utah. Harrison's 46 catalogued titles start at The Monster in Me (2003) and reach The Ex-Wives Murder Club in 2026.

Scottish author Mhairi McFarlane writes romantic comedy. The 13 catalogued books begin with You Had Me At Hello (2012) and reach Cover Story (2025), and Hopeless Romantics is scheduled for 2027. Other titles include It's Not Me, It's You, Don't You Forget About Me, If I Never Met You and Mad About You. Single women, dating, best friends, secrets and London recur in the subjects. McFarlane is still publishing.

Mia Brody is catalogued under Romance, with 70 books published from 2021 to 2026. Rescuer Cowboy (2021) is the first title and The Mountain Man's Midnight Date (2026) the most recent. Courage County gives several series their names: Courage County Curves, Courage County Brides, Courage County Cowboys and Courage County Warriors. Love on the Ranch, Mount Bliss, Lake Bliss and Sweetgrass River are further series, and Mia Brody remains active.

Mia Dunham began publishing in 2021 and has 66 books in the catalogue. The 2021 titles include A Journey to Guide Them, A Patient Kind of Love and Giving Love a Second Chance. Series include Western Hearts United, Western Tales of Endless Love, Chasing Love In The West, Echoes of Love Across Time and Western Souls In Love. The newest is The Child Who Turned Hatred to Love (2026).

Mia Faye has 14 books in the catalogue, all published between 2020 and 2022. In His Office (2020) is the earliest, released alongside Million Dollar Fake, Seven Day Wife and The President's Assistant. Titles from 2021 include Dangerous Affair, Grumpalicious and Loving The Enemy. Mia Faye's series is Bosshole. Unexpected Attraction (2022) is the most recent title, and the catalogue marks the author as dormant.

Mia Kent writes women's fiction, much of it titled for Crystal Bay. Fourteen books have appeared since 2022, among them Sunrise at Crystal Bay (2022), Secrets at Crystal Bay (2023), The Inn at Crystal Bay (2023), The Tides at Crystal Bay (2023) and The Wedding at Crystal Bay (2025), with shorter-titled entries between them, The Gift, The Letter, The Promise, The Dance and The Reunion. Kent remains actively publishing.

Mia Knight has 8 catalogued books, published between 2016 and 2024. The run opens with Crime Lord's Captive (2016) and reaches Bitter Confessions (2024). Recaptured by the Crime Lord (2016), Once a Crime Lord (2017), Awakened by Sin (2018), Crime Lord's Paradise (2018), Bitter Heat (2019) and Bitter Secrets (2023) fill the years between. Knight is credited on all 8 titles, listed under the Crime Lord and Singed series, and the catalogue records the work as ongoing.

Mia Mara has published 35 catalogued books in three years, starting in 2024, across four series: Unintentionally Yours, Pucking Daddies, Boulder Billionaires and Single Dad Billionaires. Titles run in patterns, Accidental Baby Daddy, Accidental Twins and Accidentally Engaged (2024) in one set, Bad & Bossy and Big & Bossy in another. Wrong Room, Right Billionaire is the newest, dated 2026.

Mia P. Manansala writes mysteries drawn from Filipino American life, Illinois settings and restaurant kitchens. Arsenic and Adobo (2021) opens a catalogue of 7 books that reaches Death and Dinuguan (2025). Two series divide the list, Tita Rosie's Kitchen Mystery and Dizon Detective Agency, and Manansala continues to publish.

Four series carry Mia Pride's name: Sisters of Danu, Warriors of Eriu, Irvines of Drum and Pict by Time. The catalogue holds 21 books published between 2016 and 2023, opening with Forbidden Fate (2016) and continuing through Foretold Fate, Forgotten Fate, Forsworn Fate, The Warrior's Salvation and The Warrior's Wager, all dated 2017. Where the Ocean Ends (2023) is the most recent entry. American literature is the single subject on record, the median book is 247 pages, and nothing has been listed since 2023.

Mia Sheridan is a romance author who has appeared on the New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists, and lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. The catalogue lists 30 Sheridan books, starting with Leo (2013) and reaching The Fix (2025), with Archer's Voice (2014), Grayson's Vow (2015) and Midnight Lily (2016) among them. Subjects include contemporary romance, new adult, small-town settings, trauma and healing. Sheridan's series include Signs of Love, Pelion Lake, Where Love Meets Destiny and Men and Monsters.

Mia Sosa is an American romance novelist known for The Worst Best Man (2020). The catalogue lists 12 Sosa books, starting with Unbuttoning the CEO (2015), Getting Dirty with the CEO (2016) and One Night with the CEO (2016). Series are Suits Undone and Love on Cue. The Wedding Crasher (2021) and When Javi Dumped Mari (2025) are later titles. The Starter Ex (2026) is the newest, and The Girl from Ipanema is due in 2027. Subjects include contemporary romance and theatrical agents.

Mica Rae has 14 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2024, all credited to Rae alone. Under My Skin and Chances Duet are the two series filed under the name. The run opens with Hush (2020) and reaches Just One List (2024), taking in Cherish (2020), Inevitable (2020), Skin to Skin (2021), Dandelion Wishes (2022), Inked Soul (2022) and Tattooed Heart (2022). The catalogue is still active.

Romance is Micalea Smeltzer's genre across eight series: Trace + Olivia, Light in the Dark, Wildflower, Outsider, Boys, On the Court, Us and Enchanted. Smeltzer's 64 catalogued books open with Forbidden (2012) and reach Second Serve (2026). Three titles appeared in 2012 and five in 2013. Volumes median 403 pages, at roughly five a year, and Smeltzer remains actively publishing.

Michael A Brown writes self-help books for children in grades 1 to 3, with 23 catalogued books from 2019 to 2022. What I Tell Myself FIRST (2019) is the first title. Impatient Patience (2020) was followed by Impatient Patience's Special Day (2021). Spanish editions include Lo Que Me Digo a Mí Mismo PRIMERO and Mamá, papá ¡Por favor enséñame! (2021). Ships: Where Do You Want to Go? (2022) is the newest Brown book.

Michael A. Kahn is the author of the Rachel Gold series, and catalogue subjects name Rachel Gold as the fictitious character. Other subjects include women lawyers, legal mysteries, murder investigations, St. Louis, Missouri and Chicago. The 17 catalogued books open with The Canaan Legacy / Grave Designs (1988) and reach Bad Trust (2020), taking in Firm Ambitions (1994), Sheer Gall (1996) and The Mourning Sexton (2005). Kahn has worked as a trial lawyer for over forty years, as a senior partner at Folger Levin & Kahn in San Francisco from 1979 to 2009 and in a Napa practice since 2022.

Michael A. Stackpole

119 books• 32 series

Michael A. Stackpole is an American science fiction and fantasy author, best known for Star Wars and BattleTech books. Born November 27, 1957 in Wausau, Wisconsin, Stackpole grew up in Vermont, earned a BA in history from the University of Vermont and lives in Scottsdale, Arizona. Role-playing game design was Stackpole's work from 1977. Series include X-Wing Rogue Squadron, the DragonCrown War Cycle, Crown Ascendancy and Age of Discovery. The 119 catalogued books run from City of Terrors (1978) to Unlimited Honor (2025).

Michael Anderle's listed work begins in 2015 with Death Becomes Her, Bite This, Love Lost and Queen Bitch, and titles continue into 2026, with Crucible the newest. Series credited to Anderle include Kurtherian Gambit, Oriceran Universe, Exceptional Sophia Beaufont, Judge, Jury, & Executioner, Goth Drow Unleashed, Witch of the Federation, Steel Dragon and Dragon Approved. Terry Henry Walton and Second Dark Ages appear among the named characters and lines. Bitch's Night Out, Kneel or Die and Evacuation are among the 2016 titles.

Michael Arnold writes historical fiction, with Great Britain's civil war of 1642 to 1649, the Battle of Marston Moor, espionage and spies among the recorded subjects. Arnold's series are Civil War Chronicles, Highwayman, Savage Isle and Joshua Hawke, and Innocent Stryker is a named fictitious character. The catalogue holds 14 books from Traitor's Blood (2010) to The River Warriors (2026), and The Hemlock Throne is due in 2027. Devil's Charge (2011), Ironside (2013), Warlord's Gold (2014) and Marston Moor (2015) are other titles.

LitRPG is the genre recorded for Michael Atamanov, who has 12 books in the catalogue from 2018 to 2024. The first is Countdown (2018) and the newest is The Battle for Earth (2024). Other titles include External Threat, Game Changer, A Jump into the Unknown, Web of Worlds, Aces High, Devourer and To Change the Past.

Michael Avallone

106 books• 10 series

Michael Angelo Avallone (October 27, 1924 - February 26, 1999) was an American writer of mystery and secret agent fiction who also novelized television programs and films. Avallone produced more than 223 works under Avallone's own name and seventeen pseudonyms, though Avallone claimed over 1,000. The catalogue lists 106 books, opening with The Spitting Image and The Tall Dolores in 1953. Series include Ed Noon, Butcher, Satan Sleuth, Craghold, The Girl From UNCLE, Hawaii Five-0 and The Partridge Family. Subjects range across mystery, the Mafia, vintage horror, werewolves and satanists.

Michael Aye is credited with 15 books published between 2005 and 2023. Three series carry the name: Fighting Anthonys, Pyrate and Smugglers. The Reaper (2005) is the first title, followed by HMS Seawolf (2006), Barracuda (2008), SeaHorse (2010) and Peregrine (2012). Trident (2014), The Pyrate (2015) and Leopard (2017) came later, and Ares and Letter of Marque both date from 2019. The Smuggler's Spy (2023) is the newest listing.

Michael Bar-Zohar

30 books

Michael Bar-Zohar is an Israeli historian, novelist and politician who sat in the Knesset for the Alignment and Labor Party in the 1980s and early 1990s. His nonfiction covers Israeli intelligence, the Arab-Israeli conflict and the Second World War, from The Hunt for German Scientists (1967) and Ben-Gurion: A Biography (1968) to The Mossad Amazons (2021). Novels published as Michael Barak sit alongside it - The Secret List of Heinrich Roehm (1976), The Enigma (1978), Enigma Sacrifice (1979) - across 30 catalogued titles.

Michael Benson has 73 books catalogued from 1988 to 2026, and the subject records span biography, history, murder, sports, auto racing drivers and encyclopedias. Who's Who In The JFK Assassination (1988) is the first title. Dream Teams: The Best Teams of All Time (1991), Monster Trucks (1994), Women In Racing (1996), Dale Earnhardt (2000) and Essential Bowling (2000) follow, and The Trial of Arthur J. Shawcross (2026) is the newest.

Michael Blake

9 books• 2 series

Michael Lennox Blake (5 July 1945 to 2 May 2015) was an American writer whose novel Dances With Wolves (1988) was adapted for film, earning Blake an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. The catalogue tags the fiction with the American West, the Comanche, the Battle of the Little Bighorn and the United States Army cavalry. Airman Mortensen (1991), Marching to Valhalla (1996), The Holy Road (2001) and Indian Yell (2006) appear among the titles.

Michael Bond, an English author born on 13 January 1926 who died on 27 June 2017, is best known for children's books about Paddington Bear. Sales of the Paddington books passed 35 million worldwide, and the characters moved into animated television, a film series and a stage musical. The catalogue records 217 books under the name, including A Bear Called Paddington, More About Paddington (1959) and Paddington Helps Out (1960). Olga Da Polga, Monsieur Pamplemousse, Parsley and Mouse Called Thursday are further series, and guinea pigs and private investigators appear among the subjects.

Michael Booth

8 books• 1 series

Michael Booth is an English food and travel writer and journalist. His work has run in the Independent on Sunday, Condé Nast Traveller, Monocle and Time Out, and in the Danish paper Politiken. The 8 books catalogued under his name appeared between 2005 and 2020, with subject headings for travel, food habits, Japanese cooking and guidebooks. Just as Well I'm Leaving (2005) opens the list, and The Almost Nearly Perfect People (2014), The Meaning of Rice (2017) and Three Tigers, One Mountain (2020) follow.

Buddy Steel is the recurring lead in Michael Brandman's five mysteries. Missing Persons (2017) opens the series, with One on One (2018), Wild Card (2019), Risk Factor (2021) and Death Threat (2023) following. Sheriffs, murder investigation, families and California settings fill the subject tags. Nothing new has appeared since 2023.

Horror and supernatural suspense define the Michael Bray catalogue, 40 books published between 2012 and 2026. Three series run through it: I Was Jack The Ripper, From the Deep and Project Apex. Dark Corners (2012) opens the catalogue and We All Die In The End (2026) is the newest title. Scary stories and occult themes head the subject list, and volumes run to a median of 251 pages.

Michael Buckley

28 books• 7 series

Michael Buckley, born August 16, 1969, is an American children's author. Buckley's catalogue holds 28 books published between 2005 and 2025, opening with The Fairy Tale Detectives (2005) and reaching The Weirdest One of All (2025). Sisters Grimm, Weirdies, Undertow Trilogy and Finniverse are among the recorded series, and the subject headings cover mystery and detective stories, magic, spies and humorous stories for grades 3 to 5. Buckley also co-created the animated television series Robotomy.

Michael C. Grumley has 18 books catalogued between Amid the Shadows (2013) and The Deal (2026), filed under science fiction. Human-animal communication, scientific discovery, the U.S. Navy, missing persons and women marine biologists are among the subjects, and the categories include thrillers and suspense. Grumley's series are Breakthrough, Rollback, Evan, Monument and Revival. Leap (2014), Catalyst (2015), Genesis (2016) and Ripple (2017) are among the titles.

Westerns make up most of Michael Cardwell's catalogue: Frontier Justice (2023), Frontier Outlaws (2024), Frontier Marshal (2025), Frontier Vengeance (2025) and Frontier Bounty (2026). The Danny Coogan series and two other titles, A Place Without Fences and Night Shift, Waffle House, round out eight books published since The Rough Stuff (2022).

Michael Carrier writes thrillers built around a character called Jack. Three sequences, Getting to Know Jack, Jack's Justice and Jack Unchained, hold most of the 16 catalogued books, published between 2013 and 2022. Sugar Island recurs in the titles, as in Murder on Sugar Island (2013) and Assault on Sugar Island (2016), alongside the Superior novels. Jack's Nefarious Sleazeball Interview (2022) is the most recent entry, and nothing has followed it.

Michael Chabon

22 books• 2 series

Michael Chabon published The Mysteries of Pittsburgh (1988), a first novel, at the age of 24. Chabon is an American novelist, screenwriter, columnist and short story writer, born on May 24, 1963, in Washington, D.C. After a year at Carnegie Mellon University, Chabon moved to the University of Pittsburgh, graduated in 1984, and later took a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing at the University of California, Irvine. The catalogue lists 22 books to The Mystery Intruder (2020), including Wonder Boys (1995), Werewolves in Their Youth (1999), The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay (2000), Summerland (2002) and The Final Solution (2004). Series are Amazing Adventures Of The Escapist and Awesome Man.

LitRPG is Michael Chatfield's form: fantasy built on game systems, virtual worlds, gods, magic and blacksmithing. Fifty-eight books are catalogued since 2015, across Emerilia, Ten Realms, Rise of the Free Fleet, Harmony War, Restarting the Apocalypse, Death Knight and Builder's Legacy. The Recruitment (2015) is the first catalogued title, Past Tomorrows (2026) the newest, and From Ash and Ruin is scheduled for 2027.

Michael Christie

10 books

Michael Christie is a Canadian writer, born and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Christie moved to Vancouver to skateboard professionally, studied psychology at Simon Fraser University, worked in social services and entered the creative writing program at the University of British Columbia in 2008. The debut story collection The Beggar's Garden (2011) won the 2011 City of Vancouver Book Award, was longlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize and was shortlisted for the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize. If I Fall, If I Die (2015) and Greenwood (2019) are also catalogued.