Authors whose first name starts with M, page 7 of 19

Mark McKay's catalogue of 10 books, dated 2014 to 2022, includes the Severance and Norfolk Mysteries series. Subject headings include intelligence officers, MI6, special operations, revenge and republicanism. Dancing With Mortality (2014) is the earliest title and The Ransom Note (2022) the newest. A Terminal Agenda (2015), A Trade To Die For (2016), The Revenge Season (2016), The Brexit Affair (2017), The Imperfect Assassin (2017), The Godzone Connection (2018), The Absent Activist (2019) and The Yoga Murders (2020) complete the list. McKay is marked dormant.

Mark Mills, born in 1963, is a British writer of novels and screenplays. His first screenplay, the 1993 short film One Night Stand, drew a BAFTA nomination and took a screenplay award at the Angers European First Film Festival in 1995. His first novel, Amagansett, later reissued as The Whaleboat House, won the Crime Writers' Association prize for best crime novel by a debut author. Eight books are catalogued from 2004 to 2022, ending with Impact, and the Second World War, social class and historical settings head the recorded subjects.

Mark Newhouse has 16 catalogued books from 2011 to 2020, across the Tales of Monstrovia, Devil's Bookkeepers, Rockhound Science Mysteries and Midnight Diet Club series. Rockhound's Juiciest Case (2011) is the first title, and The Fizzling Fossil Puzzler and The Midnight Diet Club followed in 2013. Welcome to Monstrovia (2015), Dreidel Dog (2017) and Alice in Batsylvania (2019) come later. Bee Ready for School (2020) is the last listed book.

Mark Nolan is the author of the Jake Wolfe series, and the catalogue lists 10 books from Dead Lawyers Don't Lie (2016) to Lethal Fortune (2026). Vigilante Assassin (2017), Killer Lawyer (2018) and San Diego Dead (2019) are among the early titles. Key West Dead (2021), The Girl Who Escaped (2022), Mission Target (2023) and Sea of Death (2024) come later. Nolan is still publishing.

Mark Olshaker is an American author from Washington, D.C., born on February 28, 1951. Olshaker writes on criminal and investigative psychology with FBI agent John E. Douglas; the two formed Mindhunters, Inc. in 1995, and their book Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit became the 2017 Netflix series Mindhunter. With public health scientist Michael Osterholm, Olshaker wrote Deadliest Enemy (2017), on pandemic preparedness. The catalogue lists 11 books from The Polaroid Story (1978) to The Big One (2025).

Mark Oshiro

14 books• 1 series

Mark Oshiro is an American author, editor and activist based in Atlanta, Georgia, born on October 23, 1983. Oshiro writes young adult and middle-grade fiction about identity, belonging and family. Anger Is a Gift (2018) won the 2019 Schneider Family Book Award and was a 2019 Lambda Literary Award nominee. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2012 to 2024, including the Mark Reads Harry Potter series, Each of Us a Desert (2020) and Jasmine Is Haunted (2024). Oshiro was a Hugo-nominated writer for Mark Does Stuff in 2013 and 2014, and is co-author of The Nico di Angelo Adventures with Rick Riordan.

Hugo Marston, an American in Paris, leads Mark Pryor's mystery series. Pryor's 16 catalogued books open with The Bookseller (2012) and reach The Most Mysterious Bookshop in Paris (2026). Inspector Henri Lefort, the Hollow Man books and the Paris Bookshop Mysteries are the other lines. Paris settings, murder investigation and embassy work recur as subjects.

Mark R. Levin

11 books

Mark R. Levin, born Mark Reed Levin on 21 September 1957, is an American conservative commentator, lawyer, columnist and radio host. Levin hosts The Mark Levin Show on syndicated radio and Life, Liberty & Levin on Fox News. Earlier roles include service in the Reagan administration as chief of staff to Attorney General Edwin Meese, and the presidency of the Landmark Legal Foundation. Levin has edited Conservative Review since 2015. The catalogue lists 11 books, among them Men in Black (2005), Ameritopia (2012), American Marxism (2021) and On Power (2025), with subjects in politics, liberty, conservatism and the Supreme Court.

Mark Richard Zubro writes mysteries set in Chicago and the surrounding Cook County. The longest sequence pairs high school teacher Tom Mason with his boyfriend Scott Carpenter, a professional baseball player, from A Simple Suburban Murder (1988) onward. The Paul Turner books follow a gay Chicago police detective. Gay themes run through the fiction, and Zubro is gay. Seven groupings hold the 38 catalogued titles, which reach Peace in 2024. Zubro taught 8th grade English in Illinois and lives in Mokena.

Mark Richards has 19 books in the catalogue, running from Chronicles of a Desperate Dad (2006) to The Hanged Woman (2023). Series listed under the name are Michael Brady, Michael Brady Short Stories/Novellas, Best Dad I Can Be and Best Dad. The word Dad appears in several titles, including Half Dad Half Fish (2012) and Best Dad, the Beginning (2019). Three titles begin with Father, Son and: the Pennine Way (2017), Return to the Pennine Way (2018) and the Kerry Way (2019). Walking Shorts (2018) collects 25 short stories, and Pepper: Tales of a Family Dog appeared in 2020.

Mark Schlabach writes sports nonfiction, on college football and the people around it. The 18 catalogued books span 2003 to 2019, from Destiny's Dogs: Georgia's Championship Season (2003) to Nothing Comes Easy (2019). Recorded subjects include football players, football coaches, college sports, biography, history and anecdotes, and the listing also reaches the television programme Duck Dynasty. Titles include What It Means to Be a Hokie (2006), Heisman: The Man Behind the Trophy (2012) and Happy, Happy, Happy (2013).

Mark Schweizer is the author of the Liturgical Mysteries series. The catalogue lists 17 Schweizer books from The Alto Wore Tweed (2002) to The Choir Director Wore Out (2018). The Baritone Wore Chiffon (2004) and The Organist Wore Pumps (2010) appear in the list. Subjects on the listing include humorous mystery, police chiefs, choirs, organists and North Carolina. Schweizer also has graphic novel and standalone novel listings.

Mark Sennen writes crime fiction set in England. The DI Charlotte Savage series follows a detective inspector through murder investigations, and Sennen also writes the Holm & Da Silva series. The catalogue lists 11 books from Touch (2011) to Puppet (2021). Bad Blood (2013), Cut Dead (2014), Tell Tale (2015), The Boneyard (2017), Rogue Target (2020) and The Sanction (2020) are among them. The median book runs to 400 pages.

Mark Slouka, born in New York City in 1958, is an American novelist and essayist. Slouka held a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2005 and contributes frequently to Harper's Magazine. Nine books are catalogued between 1995 and 2018, opening with War Of The Worlds (1995) and running through Lost Lake (1998), God's Fool (2002), The Visible World (2007), Brewster (2013) and Nobody's Son (2016) to All That Is Left Is All That Matters (2018). Subjects record cyberspace, cybernetics, computers and civilization, virtual reality and technology, alongside the Second World War, Czechoslovakia and family life.

Mark Stanley has 10 books catalogued across 2024 and 2025. The 2024 titles include Battle Mage, Dwarven Prince, Elven Blood and Shadow Mage. Demigod, Dragon Fire, Haven of Scars, Siege of Scars and War Born appeared in 2025. Tales From Vellhor (2025) is the newest listed title.

Mark Stevens has 8 catalogued books spanning 2007 to 2026. Antler Dust (2007) is the earliest and Two Truths and a Lie (2026) the newest logged. Two series sit under the name: Allison Coil Mystery and Flynn Martin. The subject headings are sparse, naming only mountains and hunters. Buried by the Roan (2011), Trapline (2014), Lake of Fire (2015) and The Melancholy Howl (2018) fill the middle of the run, with The Fireballer (2023) and No Lie Lasts Forever (2025) more recent.

Coastal crime is the whole of Mark Stone's catalogue. Coastal Crime Unit, Coastal Justice, Coastal Law, Lowcountry Crimes, Joe Raines Coastal Adventure, Lifeguards of Shorewatch Bay and Jessie St. James set investigations against beaches, sounds and reefs, and many titles carry a nautical phrase. Stone has 59 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2026, from Lost in the Storm to One Lie Too Grisly.

Mark T. Sullivan

18 books• 2 series

Mark T. Sullivan writes mystery, suspense and historical fiction. Beneath a Scarlet Sky is his bestselling novel, reaching the USA Today and Washington Post lists, and the Robin Monarch thrillers and the Seamus Moynihan books make up his two series. Sullivan has also written five novels with James Patterson. The catalogue holds 18 titles, from The Fall Line (1994) to All The Glimmering Stars (2024), with intelligence officers, conspiracies and the Second World War across the subject tags.

Mark Teppo, born 1968, is an American writer of contemporary fantasy and science fiction whose fiction carries references to Hermeticism and alchemy. Teppo worked as a music journalist, reviewer and editor before turning to fiction. The catalogue holds 20 titles dated 2007 to 2023, beginning with Lightbreaker (2007), and groups them under Codex of Souls, Arcadian Conflict, Stonebrook and the Judge, and Underland Arcana Decks. Recorded subjects include fantasy, horror, the occult and supernatural, vampires, shamanism, paranormal fiction and multi-author anthologies. Teppo is Chief Creative Officer of Subutai Corporation, whose first project was the interactive fiction The Mongoliad.

Mark Tufo has 84 books listed from 2009 to 2026, with subjects covering horror, science fiction action and adventure, young adult fiction and werewolves. Encounters and Indian Hill (both 2009) open the catalogue, and JackSkip (2026) is the latest entry. Tufo's series include Zombie Fallout, Shrouded World, Lycan Fallout, Book of Riley, Dystance, After the Pulse and the Michael Talbot Adventures.

Mark Twain

71 books• 5 series

Mark Twain was the pen name of Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 – April 21, 1910), an American writer, humorist and essayist whom William Faulkner called the father of American literature. Twain's novels include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876), its sequel Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884), A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1889) and Pudd'nhead Wilson (1894); The Gilded Age (1873) was a collaboration with Charles Dudley Warner. The catalogue begins with The Jumping Frog (1865) and The Innocents Abroad (1869), and humorous stories are among its subjects. Series on the listing include Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn and Diaries Of Adam and Eve.

Born in 1972, Mark Walden worked as a senior producer developing PlayStation games for Sony before turning to writing full-time. Walden is credited as sole author on 12 books published between 2006 and 2022, and H.I.V.E. is the one series the catalogue records under this name. Titles include H.I.V.E. (2006), The Overlord Protocol (2007), Escape Velocity (2008), Dreadnought (2009), Zero Hour (2010), Deadlock (2013) and Retribution (2014). Recorded subjects include science fiction, schools, good and evil and artificial intelligence. Bloodline (2022) is the newest catalogued title.

Mark Wandrey writes science fiction, with horror and thriller subjects also recorded. The catalogue holds 27 books published between 2004 and 2025, opening with Avatar's Overture (2004) and taking in Sonata in Orionis (2012), The Lost Aria (2014), Cartwright's Cavaliers (2016) and Winged Hussars (2017). Jim Cartwright at Large is the series recorded for Wandrey, and Earth Song and The Guild Wars appear among the catalogue's character groupings. Marisa Wolf is credited alongside Wandrey on one title. Unto Darkness (2025) is the newest entry.

Mark Wayne McGinnis writes military science fiction built on starships and alien contact. Scrapyard Ship (2013) opens the catalogue and names the first series; Star Watch, USS Hamilton, Ship Wrecked, Tapped In and Fallen Ship follow, seven series in all. Human-alien encounters is the single subject tag on a catalogue of 54 titles, which reaches USS Thunderhead 2 (2026).

Mark White has 15 books catalogued across 2024 and 2025, with a new title about every month. Fear (2024) is listed first, and A Heart Without Wires (2025) is the most recent. White's series is Xane Emotions. Anger, Contempt, Curiosity, Envy, Guilt, Joy, Love, Pride and Sadness are other titles dated 2024.

Mark Winegardner, born in 1961, is an American writer raised in Bryan, Ohio. Two novels carry on the story of Mario Puzo's Corleone family: The Godfather Returns (2004) and The Godfather's Revenge, published by Putnam in November 2006. Crooked River Burning (2001) and The Veracruz Blues (1996) are further novels, and That's True of Everybody (2002) is a collection of short stories. Nine books are catalogued in all, starting with Elvis Presley Boulevard (1988). Subjects record organized crime, Italian Americans, travel writing and baseball.

Mark Z. Danielewski

11 books• 1 series

American novelist Mark Z. Danielewski was born on March 5, 1966. House of Leaves (2000), the first Danielewski novel, won the New York Public Library's Young Lions Fiction Award, and Only Revolutions (2006) was a National Book Award nominee. The Familiar was planned at 27 volumes; Danielewski stopped the project in 2017 after 5. Danielewski's work uses intricate, layered page layouts, a typographic approach Danielewski calls signiconic. The catalogue lists 11 books, from House of Leaves to Tom's Crossing (2025).

Marko Kloos

22 books• 5 series

Marko Kloos writes military science fiction and high fantasy. Kloos was born in Germany and lives in the United States. The Frontlines series opens the catalogue with Terms of Enlistment (2013) and runs through Lines of Departure (2014), Angles of Attack (2015) and Fields of Fire (2017); the Palladium Wars begin with Aftershocks (2019). Twenty-two books span 2013 to 2026, with space warfare, alien contact, space colonies and dystopian poverty among the subjects.

Markus Heitz

23 books• 7 series

Markus Heitz, born 10 October 1971, is a German writer of fantasy, horror and science fiction, known above all for the Dwarves novels. The catalogue lists 23 books starting with The Dwarves (2003), followed by The War of the Dwarves (2004), The Revenge of the Dwarves (2005) and The Fate of the Dwarves (2008). Other series by Heitz are Legends of the Alfar, Pact of Darkness, Doors, Justifiers and Return of the Dwarves. Subjects include epic fantasy, supernatural thrillers, werewolves, vampires and curses.

Markus Zusak

8 books• 1 series

Markus Zusak is an Australian-German writer, born 23 June 1975, and the recipient of the 2014 Margaret Edwards Award. The Book Thief (2005) and The Messenger (2002, also listed as I Am the Messenger) became international bestsellers. The catalogue holds 8 Zusak books from The Underdog (1999) to Three Wild Dogs (2025); Fighting Ruben Wolfe and Getting the Girl are books 2 and 3 of the Wolfe Brothers series. Bridge of Clay appeared in 2018.

Marlena de Blasi is a US-born writer and culinary critic whose catalogue covers Italian cooking, food habits and Italian travel and social life. Regional Foods of Northern Italy and Regional Foods of Southern Italy both date from 1997. A Thousand Days in Venice (2002) and A Thousand Days in Tuscany (2004) follow, and Italian Memoirs is the listed series. That Summer in Sicily: A Love Story (2008) and Amandine (2010) come later, and The Umbrian Thursday Night Supper Club (2012) is the newest of 10 books.

Marlene Bierworth has 96 books in the catalogue, published from 2013 to 2026. Dreams with Feet (2013) is the earliest title and Cora's Claim (2026) the newest. Series by Marlene Bierworth are Jones-Star, Mini Matchmaker and War Time. Titles from 2014 include Orphan Flower, Love's Rescue and Break Point.

Marlene Mitchell is the author of the Smoky Mountain Murders series and 14 catalogued books in total. The books run from Yard Sale: Everything Must Go (2003) to The Dead Years (2017). Titles include Return to Ternberry, The Women of Magnolia, Circle of Prey, Seasons of Death and Echoes of Death. Subject tags range across historical, romance, humorous and family life.

Marlene Perez is an American writer of fiction for pre-teens and teens. Two series are catalogued to the name: Dead Is and Nyx Fortuna. Recorded subjects include the supernatural, psychic ability, paranormal fiction, high schools, werewolves, Greek mythology and popularity. The 17 books run from Unexpected Development (2004) to A Sucker for You (2022), taking in Dead Is the New Black (2008), Dead Is a State of Mind (2009) and Dead is a Battlefield (2012).

Marley Michaels writes mountain man romance on a title formula. Author Seeking Mountain Man, Fangirl Seeking Mountain Man, Hiker Seeking Mountain Man and Introvert Seeking Mountain Man all appeared in 2020, matched the same year by Mountain Seeking Doctor, Mountain Seeking Fire Chief, Mountain Seeking Pilot and Mountain Seeking Santa. Six series organise the catalogue: Bear Mountain Brothers, Eagle Mountain Brothers, Moose Mountain Brothers, Men of Moose Mountain, Bull Mountain Ranch and Men of Cooper Ranch. Anyone tracing Marley Michaels books in order covers 39 titles through Mountain Needs a Home (2026).

Marley Valentine has 17 books in the catalogue, running from 2017 to 2025. Light My Way / Devastate and Find My Way / Deviate open the list in 2017, and With You (2025) is the latest. Reclaim, Revive, Rectify and Without You are other titles. Unlucky Ones and My Way are the listed series, and Marley Valentine is still publishing.

Marlon James

6 books• 1 series

Marlon James, born in 1970, is a Jamaican writer. A Brief History of Seven Killings (2014) won the 2015 Man Booker Prize; John Crow's Devil (2005) and The Book of Night Women (2009) precede it, and Black Leopard, Red Wolf (2019), Moon Witch, Spider King (2022) and The Disappearers (2026) follow, with White Wing, Dark Star scheduled for 2027. Jamaica, slavery, religion, clergy and assassins supply the subjects. James also wrote the limited television series Get Millie Black, lives in Minneapolis, teaches literature at Macalester College and lectures on St. Francis College's low-residency MFA. The books are long, at a median 640 pages.

Marne Davis Kellogg's catalogue carries two series, Lilly Bennett and Kick Keswick, among 11 books from Bad Manners (1995) to The Real Thing (2013). Lilly Bennett is recorded as a fictitious character, and subject headings include women sleuths, Wyoming, jewel thieves, socialites and auctioneers. Curtsey (1996), Tramp (1997), Birthday Party (1999), Brilliant (2003), Priceless (2004) and Friends in High Places (2007) are also listed. The books are filed under mystery and romantic suspense, and the list is likely complete.

Marni Mann's catalogue holds 48 books published between 2011 and 2026. Memoirs Aren't Fairytales (2011) opens the run and The Forbidden One (2026) is the most recent entry. Mann writes in connected sets: Memoir, Prisoned, Moments in Boston, the Dalton Brothers, Spade Hotel, Weston Group, Timber Towers and Bearded Savages. The 2010s hold the largest share of the catalogue, and Mann remains in print with new titles.

Marnie Riches writes crime fiction set in England and Amsterdam. The Georgina McKenzie books open the catalogue in 2015 with The Girl Who Wouldn't Die, The Girl Who Broke the Rules and The Girl Who Walked in the Shadows. The Manchester novels, Born Bad (2017), The Cover Up (2018) and Tightrope (2019), turn on organised crime in that city. Detective Jackie Cooke, Bev Saunders and the Gardeners' Club are the later series. Thirteen books are catalogued, reaching Pushing Up the Daisies in 2026.

Marquita Valentine writes erotic romance. The catalogue holds 40 books published between 2012 and 2019, from Twice Tempted (2012) to Dmitry (2019). Series recorded against the name include Holland Springs and Brides Of Holland Springs, Lawson Brothers, Boys Of The South, Kings Of Castle Beach, Scored, Seducing The Billionaire and Royals In Exile. Valentine holds the sole credit on all 40 titles.

Marsali Taylor writes the Cass Lynch Mysteries, crime novels set in Shetland and the waters around it. The 13 catalogued books open with Death on a Longship (2012) and reach An Imposter in Shetland (2025), taking in The Trowie Mound Murders (2014), Ghosts of the Vikings (2016), Death on a Shetland Isle (2018) and The Shetland Sea Murders (2021). Scotland is the standing setting, and the series is ongoing.

Marsha Hubler's 17 catalogued books run from Draw Me Closer, Lord (2003) to Tommi Pockets (2019). Series under the Hubler name are Keystone Stables, Loves of Snyder County and Snyder County Quilting Bee. Recorded subjects include children's fiction, horses, foster home care, Christian life, friendship and people with disabilities. A True Test for Skye (2004), The Trouble with Skye (2004) and Skye's Final Test (2005) are among the titles. You've Decided to Homeschool, Now What? (2007) is also listed, along with The Long Ride Home (2010) and The Secret of Wolf Canyon (2010).

Marshall Browne was an Australian crime fiction writer, born on 27 November 1935, who died on 14 February 2014. The catalogue credits Browne with the Melbourne Trilogy and the Inspector Anders and Franz Schmidt series. City of Masks (1981) is the earliest title, followed by Dark Harbour (1984) and The Gilded Cage (1996). The Wooden Leg of Inspector Anders (1999), The Eye of the Abyss (2002) and Rendezvous at Kamakura Inn (2005) come later. Subject headings name police procedurals, thrillers, historical, Italy, terrorism, auditors and banking.

Marshall Karp writes police mysteries, and Lomax and Biggs is the recurring detective pair, with Mike Lomax named among the subjects. The Rabbit Factory (2006) is the first title, followed by Bloodthirsty (2007), Flipping Out (2009) and Cut, Paste, Kill (2010). Amusement parks, gangs, the film industry, actors and house flippers are among the subjects. Terminal (2016), Snowstorm in August (2022) and Don't Tell Me How to Die (2025) are later Karp titles, and the listing also carries NYPD Red 7 and NYPD Red 8.

Maradaine, a fantasy city, is the setting shared by four of Marshall Ryan Maresca's series: Streets of Maradaine, Maradaine Constabulary, Thorn of Dentonhill and Maradaine Elite. Maresca, born March 31, 1973, grew up in upstate New York, studied film production at Penn State and lives in Austin, Texas. The Thorn of Dentonhill (2015), the debut, earned a Compton Crook Award nomination. A Murder of Mages, An Import of Intrigue and The Holver Alley Crew followed. The Royal First Irregulars (2024) is the newest of 20 books.

Marta Acosta is an American writer of young adult fiction, urban fantasy and chick-lit, known for the Casa Dracula series and The She-Hulk Diaries (2013). Under the pen name Grace Coopersmith, Acosta wrote Nancy's Theory of Style (2010), built around a supporting character from Casa Dracula. The catalogue lists 14 books from Happy Hour at Casa Dracula (2006) to Deadman's Dance (2024), and a second series, Coyote Run. Subject tags include vampires, paranormal romance and humor.

Marta Perry writes Christian and inspirational romance, and Amish life and Pennsylvania appear in the subjects. The catalogue holds 82 books from A Father's Promise (1998) to The Amish Matchmakers (2025). Series include Brides of Lost Creek, the Flanagans, Brotherhood of the Raven, Caldwell Kin, Three Sisters Inn, Lowcountry Suspense, Promise Glen, River Haven and Lost Sisters of Pleasant Valley. Romantic suspense also appears in the subject tags.

Marteeka Karland's catalogue holds 182 books published between 2005 and 2026, starting with God of Fire (2005) and Goddess of Water (2005). Series credited to Karland include Kiss of Death MC, Bones MC, Iron Tzars MC, Salvation's Bane MC, Black Reign MC, Grim Road MC, Executive Decisions and Lionsblood. Lacey Savage, Sean Michael and Anne Kane each share the credit on 2 titles. Inferno (2026) is the newest listing.

Martha Barwood has published 52 books since 2022, beginning with titles such as The Arrival of an Unusual Earl, A Cinderella for His Lordship and The Secluded Scarred Duke. Barwood's series include Broken Hearts' Redemption, Deals of Marriage, Scandals and Second Chances, Wives of Convenience, Vows in Velvet, Era of Scandals, Sweet Regency Conquests and Beastly Dukes of the Ton. A Governess for the Lonely Duke (2026) is the newest title.

Martha Bond writes the Lottie Sprigg cozy mysteries, split into a Travels series and a Country House series. Eight of her nine books appeared in 2023, each naming a place in its title: Murder in Cairo, Murder in Monaco, Murder in Paris, Murder in Venice, Murder in Vienna, Murder in the Grotto and Murder in the Library. Murder in the Bay followed in 2024.

Martha Carr's catalogue opens with Wired (1993) and resumes in 2016 with The Keeper and The List. The Keeper Returns (2017), The Circle Rises (2018), The Watchers' Revolt (2018), Ascendant, Descendant and Transcendent (all 2018) and Return of the Dwarf King (2019) follow. Wallis Jones, Adventures of Finnegan Dragonbender, Peabrain Adventures and Queen of the Flightless Dragons are the listed series, and the Oriceran Universe is a linked entry. Detective and mystery stories is the listed subject.

Martha Freeman writes children's fiction: family stories, school stories and mysteries. Presidents and the White House appear among the subjects, alongside the First Kids series, and the Chickadee Court Mysteries, the Trouble With... titles and the Secret Cookie Club fill out the list. The catalogue holds 35 books from Stink Bomb Mom (1996) to Kitty vs. Kindergarten (2025), at a median of 201 pages, and Freeman remains active.

Martha Grimes is an American detective novelist born on May 2, 1931. The best-known Grimes series features Richard Jury, a Scotland Yard inspector, and Melrose Plant, an aristocrat who became an amateur sleuth. The catalogue opens with The Man With a Load of Mischief (1981), followed by The Old Fox Deceiv'd and The Anodyne Necklace, and totals 40 books through The Red Queen (2025). Emma Graham, Andi Oliver and Foul Matter are among the other series.

Martha Hall Kelly writes historical fiction, and the catalogue lists 6 books between 2016 and 2025. Lilac Girls / The Lilac Girls of Ravensbrück (2016) is first, followed by Lost Roses (2019), Sunflower Sisters (2021), Naomi's Gift (2022) and The Golden Doves (2023). The Martha's Vineyard Beach and Book Club (2025) is the newest. Kelly's series is Caroline Ferriday / Lilac Girls. Subjects include both World Wars, the Ravensbrück concentration camp, underground movements and female friendship.

Martha Keyes has 41 catalogued books, starting in 2019 and reaching Forbidden to Fall in 2026, with Off Script due in 2027. Eleanor, Cecilia, Isabel, Phoebe, Wyndcross and Goodwill for the Gentleman all date from 2019. Families of Dorset, Tales from the Highlands, Sheppards in Love, Chronicles of Misadventures, Romance Retold and Matchify are the listed series. The Christmas Foundling (2020), The Road Through Rushbury (2020) and A Matchmaking Mismatch (2020) are other titles.

Martha N. Beck's catalogue spans 21 books from 1982 to 2025, with self-help, psychology and memoir at its centre. Finding Your Own North Star (2008) and Follow Your North Star (2005) share one guiding image. Leaving the Saints (2005) concerns the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and The Four-Day Win (2006) addresses dieting. The listing also carries New Drawing In America (1982), an art exhibition title, and a study of employment among Japan's managerial elite. Beyond Anxiety (2025) is the newest.

Martha Waters writes Regency romantic comedy set in England. The Regency Vows series opens with To Have and to Hoax (2020) and continues through To Love and to Loathe, To Marry and to Meddle, To Swoon and to Spar and To Woo and to Wed, published across 2021 to 2024. 8 catalogued books reach to Spellstruck in 2026, and Waters remains actively publishing.

Martha Wells

38 books• 8 series

Martha Wells is an American writer of speculative fiction, born September 1, 1964. The Murderbot Diaries, a science fiction series, has brought Wells five Hugo Awards, two Nebula Awards and three Locus Awards, and the fantasy series Ile-Rien and The Books of the Raksura are also well known. Wells traces an interest in building detailed, realistic societies to an academic background in anthropology. Output spans novels, young adult fiction, media tie-ins, short stories and essays, with translations in 30 languages. The catalogue lists 38 books from The Element of Fire (1993) to Platform Decay (2026).

Marthe Jocelyn, born 1956, is a Canadian author of more than 40 children's books. The Writers' Trust of Canada gave Jocelyn the Vicky Metcalf Award for Literature for Young People in 2009, recognising a body of work judged inspirational to Canadian youth. The catalogue lists 39 books from The Invisible Day (1997) to One Kiss (2025), including Hannah and the Seven Dresses (1999), Earthly Astonishments (2000) and Mable Riley (2004). Invisible, Ready For and Aggie Morton, Mystery Queen are the series, and picture books and board books appear in the subjects.