Authors whose first name starts with M, page 8 of 9

Michael Robotham

20 books• 5 series

Psychological crime fiction is Michael Robotham's form, built around psychologists, police, and cases of murder and kidnapping in London. Joseph O'Loughlin and Cyrus Haven head his two main series, with Philomena McCarthy, standalone thrillers and non-fiction alongside. Twenty-one catalogued books run from The Suspect (2004) to The White Crow, and Tell Me Something True is scheduled for 2027.

Michael Russell writes historical crime fiction set in Ireland and wider Europe between the wars. Stefan Gillespie is the recurring detective across all 10 catalogued books, each of them titled for a city: The City of Shadows (2012), The City of Strangers (2013), The City in Darkness (2016), The City of Lies (2017), The City in Flames (2019), The City Under Siege (2020), The City Underground (2022), The City of God (2023), The Dead City (2025) and The City in Year Zero (2026). Dublin, murder investigation and twentieth-century European history supply the material.

Michael Savage writes political non-fiction from a conservative position, alongside a thriller series. Twenty-five books run from The Death of the White Male (1991) to Our Fight for America (2020), taking in The Savage Nation (2000), The Enemy Within (2004) and Trickle Up Poverty (2010). American politics, liberalism and moral conditions are the recurring subjects, with radio broadcasting and biography also represented. The Jack Hatfield novels hold Savage's fiction.

Michael Scott is catalogued with 68 books published between 1983 and 2023, filed for readers in grades 6 to 8. Series listed include Secrets Of The Immortal Nicholas Flamel, together with its graphic novels and Lost Stories, plus Tales From The Land Of Erin, De Danann Tales, Tales Of The Bard and Thirteen Hallows. The earliest titles are The Song of the Children of Lir (1983) and a 1985 group that takes in A Bright Enchantment, A Golden Dream and A Silver Wish. Subjects include magic, fantasy, legends, twins, the supernatural and children's fiction. The newest entry is The Alchemyst: The Graphic Novel (2023), and the run is marked dormant.

Michael Shaara

30 books• 1 series

Michael Shaara (1928-1988) wrote science fiction, sports fiction and historical fiction. Short stories dominate the early catalogue, published through the 1950s from All the Way Back (1952) onward, and baseball supplies the material for a further set of the work. Twenty-nine catalogued titles run as far as Little Joe...The Hard Way, issued in 2014, well after Shaara's death.

Michael Slade writes police thrillers about serial killers, set in British Columbia and built around the Royal Canadian Mounted Police unit Special X. Robert DeClerq leads the investigations. Headhunter (1984) opens the catalogue, followed by Ghoul, Cutthroat, Ripper and Hangman, and 15 books run to Headhunter Reimagined in 2018, at a median of 404 pages.

Michael Stagg writes legal thrillers. The Nate Shephard series opens the catalogue in 2020 with Blind Conviction, Lethal Defense, The Evidence and True Intent, and the Mason Pierce books follow. Eleven titles are catalogued, running through Lost Proof, Swift Judgment and Cruel Sentence to The Cinderblock Associate in 2026.

Michael Stanley writes police procedurals set in Botswana. Detective Kubu of the Botswana CID investigates murders across game reserves, villages and cities in every book, from A Carrion Death (2008) through The Death of the Mantis, Deadly Harvest and Dying to Live to A Deadly Covenant (2022). Thirteen titles are catalogued, two of them collections titled Detective Kubu Investigates.

Zombies and the end of the world drive Michael Stephen Fuchs's Arisen books, split into Raiders, Operators and a set of prequels. D-Boys is the other series. Fuchs opened with The Manuscript (2006) and Pandora's Sisters (2007), which work with manuscripts, genetics and research instead, and his 40 catalogued titles reach Stronghold (2026), with The Last Alamo scheduled for 2027. Volumes median 390 pages.

Michael Wisehart is the author of two series, the Aldoran Chronicles and Street Rats of Aramoor. The catalogue holds 13 of Wisehart's books, starting with Shackled (2016) and reaching Blood of the Mountains (2025). The White Tower, Banished, Plague of Shadows, The Four-Part Key and The Tunnels Beneath appear among the titles.

Michael Wood is catalogued as the author of the DCI Matilda Darke and Dr. Olivia Winter series, with crime, mystery and murder investigation among the recorded subjects. Titles on the list include For Reasons Unknown (2015), Outside Looking In (2016), The Fallen (2016), A Room Full of Killers (2017) and The Hangman's Hold (2018). Evil in the Family (2026) is the newest release, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Michel Bussi

9 books

Michel Bussi is a French thriller writer who also works as a professor of geography at the University of Rouen, where he leads a CNRS research unit and specialises in electoral geography. Bussi was the second bestselling author in France in 2018, with 975,800 copies sold, and has appeared in the annual top ten every year since 2013. His 9 catalogued titles begin with Mourir sur Seine (2008) and take in Black Water Lilies (2011), After the Crash (2012), Don't Let Go (2013) and Time Is a Killer (2016), reaching Lying in Wait (2025).

Michel Faber

16 books• 3 series

Michel Faber, born 13 April 1960, is a Dutch-born author who writes fiction in English. Under the Skin (2000) became a film directed by Jonathan Glazer with Scarlett Johansson, and The Crimson Petal and the White followed in 2002. D: A Tale of Two Worlds, a young adult novel, appeared in 2020, and Listen: On Music, Sound and Us, a nonfiction book about music, in October 2023. The catalogue lists 16 books, including The Courage Consort (2002), The Fahrenheit Twins (2005) and The Fire Gospel (2006). Short stories appear among the subject records.

Michele Campbell writes domestic and psychological thrillers about friendship, family and missing persons, with New Hampshire among the settings. Five books make up the catalogue: It's Always the Husband (2017), She Was the Quiet One (2018), A Stranger on the Beach (2019), The Wife Who Knew Too Much (2020) and The Intern (2023). Volumes median 360 pages, and nothing new has followed 2023.

Michele Leathers writes young adult fiction. Nine books are catalogued between 2020 and 2023: the two Shadow Copy titles, ENTER LIGHT and EXIT DARKNESS (both 2020), and seven books that each open with the words They All Had A, A Chance, A Fear, A Reason and A Secret (2021), A Grudge and A Plan (2022), and A Reckoning (2023). Nothing has followed 2023.

Michele Pariza Wacek writes mysteries and suspense thrillers, with 34 books catalogued between 2015 and 2026. The Stolen Twin (2015) is the earliest title and Masquerading as Murder (2026) the newest. Named series are the Charlie Kingsley Mysteries, Secrets of Redemption, Riverview Mysteries and Redemption Detective Agency. It Began With a Lie (2018), The Murder Before Christmas (2021) and The Third Nanny (2021) are among the titles.

Scottish historical romance is Michele Sinclair's subject: clans, knights, nobility and Highlanders. The McTiernays series opens with The Highlander's Bride (2007) and runs through To Wed a Highlander (2008), Desiring the Highlander (2009), Tempting the Highlander (2011) and Never Kiss a Highlander (2017); the Promises Trilogy sits alongside it. Twelve books are catalogued between 2007 and 2022, at a median 392 pages. Sinclair began writing after the birth of her second child and belongs to Romance Writers of America and the Georgia Romance Writers.

Michelle Cox writes historical mystery set in the 1930s. Henrietta and Inspector Howard is her main series, pairing the two named characters across murder investigations from A Girl Like You (2016) to A Haunting at Linley (2023), with dance halls and the Depression among its subjects. Merriweather follows it, beginning with Matched in Merriweather (2024). Nine catalogued titles make up the work so far, and Cox is listed as ongoing.

Michelle Frances writes thrillers about deception among wealthy people. The Girlfriend opened the catalogue in 2017, followed by The Temp (2018), The Daughter (2019), Sisters (2020), The Boyfriend (2022) and The Playground (2023). Six titles make up the run, and no new book has appeared since 2023.

Michelle Gable is an American author based in San Diego. A Paris Apartment (2014) is her first novel and reached The New York Times best seller list; I'll See You in Paris followed in 2016. 8 catalogued books reach Darling Beasts (2025), taking in The Book of Summer (2017), The Summer I Met Jack (2018), The Bookseller's Secret (2021), The Lipstick Bureau (2022) and The Beautiful People (2024). Paris, Nantucket, family secrets and women's self-realisation fill the subjects.

Michelle Griep writes Christian historical romance, and the subject tags also include Great Britain, governesses and deception. The catalogue lists 24 books between 2008 and 2026. Gallimore (2008) is the first, followed by Undercurrent (2011), A Heart Deceived (2013) and Brentwood's Ward (2015). 12 Days at Bleakly Manor (2017), The Captured Bride (2018) and A Tale of Two Hearts (2018) come later, and Belle's Christmas Carol (2026) is the newest. Series include Once Upon a Dickens Christmas, Blackfriars Lane, Of Monsters and Men and Time's Lost Treasures.

Michelle Harrison is a British writer, born in 1979. The debut novel The Thirteen Treasures won the Waterstone's Children's Book Prize and sold for translation in 17 countries; 13 Treasures (2009), The 13 Curses (2010) and 13 Secrets (2011) form the trilogy. Unrest (2012), a ghost story, was the first book for young adults. A Pinch of Magic (2019) opens a second series, followed by A Sprinkle of Sorcery (2020) and A Tangle of Spells (2021). Seventeen titles are catalogued through A Clock Strikes Murder (2026), with fairies, changelings and wishes among the subjects.

Michelle Heard writes contemporary romance, much of it dark. Kings of Mafia, Mafia Empire, Corrupted Royals, Trinity Academy, Southern Heroes, Heart of Crime and the Cruelest Oblivion Duet are the series. The Ocean Between Us (2013) is the earliest catalogued title, and the run reaches Saved By A God in 2026. Sixty-eight books in all, at 274 pages on median.

Michelle Kidd writes British police procedurals across two series, DI Jack MacIntosh and DI Nicki Hardcastle. Fifteen books are catalogued, from The Phoenix Project (2018) to The Cello Case Killer (2026). Several carry two titles, among them Fifteen Reasons to Kill / The Fifteen (2020), Seven Days to Die / Seven Days (2020) and Twenty Years Buried / Hangman's End (2022). Numbers recur through the titles, and Kidd remains actively publishing.

Romance is the genre Michelle M. Pillow is chiefly known for, though the novels cross several genres, and the catalogue subjects add fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction and erotica. Pillow is a New York Times and USA Today bestseller with more than one million copies sold, holds recognition from the Romance Writers of America for passing 100 books, and belongs to the Authors Guild. The catalogue counts 119 books from 2004 to 2025. Warlocks MacGregor, Lords Of The Var, Qurilixen Lords, Tribes Of The Vampire and Space Lords are among the series.

Michelle Madow has 60 books in the catalogue, from Remembrance (2011) to Crimson Storm (2026), with Eternal Storm due in 2027. The Dark World sequences (The Angel Trials, The Vampire Wish, The Faerie Games, The Dragon Twins) and the Star Touched sequences appear in the series list, as do the Transcend Time Saga, Elementals Academy and Secret Diamond Sisters. Reincarnation, private schools, sisters and family secrets appear in the subjects.

Michelle Major writes contemporary small-town romance, and the catalogue holds 69 books from Still the One (2013) to Someone To Claim (2026). Crimson, Colorado is a series, with A Kiss on Crimson Ranch (2014) and A Second Chance at Crimson Ranch (2015) among the listed titles. Carolina Girls, Skylark, Welcome to Starlight, Magnolia Sisters, Brevia, North Carolina and Vineyard Next Door are other series. The Cowgirl's Fortune Boss is due in 2027, and subjects include single fathers, veterinarians and siblings.

Michelle Moran is an American novelist of historical fiction. Egypt supplies the first three books, Nefertiti (2007), The Heretic Queen (2008) and Cleopatra's Daughter (2009), and later titles take in Madame Tussaud (2011), The Second Empress (2012), Rebel Queen (2015), Mata Hari's Last Dance (2016) and Maria (2024). Nine books are catalogued to 2024, with queens, kings and rulers, Egypt, India and the First World War among the recorded subjects.

Michelle Obama

7 books

Michelle Obama, born Michelle LaVaughn Robinson on January 17, 1964, is an American attorney and author who was First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017. Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Obama graduated from Princeton University and Harvard Law School, worked at the law firm Sidley Austin, and later held posts in student services at the University of Chicago and in community affairs at its Medical Center. Books by Obama include American Grown (2012), Becoming (2018), The Light We Carry (2022), Overcoming: A Workbook (2024) and The Look (2025).

Michelle Paver

22 books• 3 series

Michelle Paver, born in 1960, is a British novelist. Chronicles of Ancient Darkness, her children's historical fantasy series set in prehistoric Europe, began with Wolf Brother (2004) and has sold more than 2.5 million copies in 30 languages; Spirit Walker (2005), Soul Eater (2006), Outcast (2007) and Oath Breaker (2008) follow. Gods and Warriors turns to the Bronze Age Mediterranean, and the Daughters Of Eden Trilogy and standalone adult novels sit alongside, beginning with Without Charity (2000). Born in Nyasaland, now Malawi, Paver moved to England as a young child and worked as a solicitor before writing full time. Twenty-two books are catalogued to 2022.

Michelle Sagara is a Canadian fantasy author who has been publishing since the early 1990s, under her own name and also as Michelle West and Michelle Sagara West. Sagara has twice been nominated for the John W. Campbell Award. She lives in Toronto and works part-time at the bookshop Bakka-Phoenix. One title is catalogued here, the 2008 fantasy novel Cast in Fury.

Michelle Salter writes murder mysteries in two series, the Iris Woodmore Mysteries and the Fairbanks and Flynn Mysteries. Ten books are catalogued in four years. Death at Crookham Hall, also published as The Suffragette's Daughter, opens the run in 2023 alongside Murder at Waldenmere Lake, The Body at Carnival Bridge and A Killing at Smugglers Cove, and the catalogue reaches Murder at Big Ben and Murder at Westminster Abbey in 2026.

Michelle Vernal writes women's fiction, much of it Irish by series name: Irish Guesthouse on the Green, Little Irish Village and Irish Adoption House, alongside Liverpool Brides / Brides of Bold Street, Being Shirley and Isabel's Story. Forty-nine catalogued books run from The Cooking School on the Bay (2013) to Bronagh's Irish Wedding (2026), at a median 305 pages, with the 2020s the heaviest decade. O'Mara's (2018), Sweet Home Summer (2018) and Christmas at O'Mara's (2019) sit in the middle of the run.

Mick Foley

17 books• 3 series

Mick Foley is an American retired professional wrestler, comedian and author, inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2013. His 17 catalogued books start with the memoir Have a Nice Day! (1999) and include Foley is Good (2001), The Hardcore Diaries (2007) and Countdown to Lockdown (2010). Alongside the wrestling memoirs sit children's books in rhyme, among them Mick Foley's Christmas Chaos (2000) and Mick Foley's Halloween Hijinx (2001), plus the novels Tietam Brown (2003) and Scooter (2005). Foley wrestled for the WWF, WCW, ECW and TNA and headlined the sixteenth WrestleMania.

Mick Herron

25 books• 5 series

Slough House, the series adapted for television as Slow Horses, is the work of Mick Herron, a British mystery and thriller novelist born Michael Herron on 11 July 1963. Herron's catalogue holds 25 books from Down Cemetery Road (2003) to Clown Town (2025), including the Zoe Boehm books, standalone novels and short fiction. Dead Lions won the Crime Writers' Association Gold Dagger in 2013, and Herron received the Diamond Dagger for lifetime achievement in 2025. MI5, the intelligence service, private investigators and England recur across the subjects.

Mickey Spillane

62 books• 5 series

Mike Hammer is the detective Mickey Spillane is best known for, and subject headings place Hammer in New York. Spillane, born Frank Morrison Spillane on March 9, 1918, was an American crime novelist called the king of pulp fiction, and died on July 17, 2006. Industry estimates put sales of 26 Spillane books above 200 million copies, and Spillane played Hammer in the 1963 film The Girl Hunters. The catalogue lists 62 books from I, the Jury (1947) to Baby, It's Murder (2025), with My Gun Is Quick (1950), One Lonely Night (1951), Kiss Me, Deadly (1952) and The Girl Hunters (1962) among them. Caleb York and Tiger Mann are further series.

Mieko Kawakami

5 books

Mieko Kawakami is a Japanese writer and poet. Breasts and Eggs (2019) is the best known work, an expanded version of a 2008 novella of the same name, and its international success brought earlier books into English, among them Heaven (2009) and All the Lovers in the Night (2011). Five titles are catalogued, with Ms Ice Sandwich (2013) alongside them and Sisters in Yellow the newest, the first novel after Breasts and Eggs. Bullying, family life and urban solitude appear in the subject record.

The Bailey Family series is Mikayla Davids's main work, a run of books that turn on secrets kept inside a family. Eight titles are catalogued between 2022 and 2026, opening with The Christmas Holiday (2022) and taking in The Family Secret (2023), Her Daughter's Lies (2024), The Secret Marriage (2025) and The New Boyfriend (2026). Christmas settings recur across the run, and Davids is still publishing.

Mike Carey

109 books• 30 series

Mike Carey, born in 1959, is a British writer of comics, novels and films who also uses the pen name M. R. Carey. Carey's credits include Lucifer, a spin-off from The Sandman; three years on Hellblazer; Crossing Midnight and The Unwritten for DC's Vertigo imprint; an extended stint on Marvel's X-Men; and the 2014 novel The Girl with All the Gifts, adapted for film in 2016. The catalogue lists 109 books from 2000 to 2025, with series including Felix Castor, X-Men Legacy, Suicide Risk and Rampart Trilogy.

Mike Faricy writes crime and suspense. Ninety-six books carry his name, published since Merlot in 2010 and running to Help Yourself in 2026. Dev Haskell is the recurring investigator in one of the series; Corridor Man, Jack Dillon Dublin Tales, Hotshot, Partners (in Crime) and Yucky Yates make up the rest, with short stories and novellas attached to the Haskell and Corridor Man lines. Mr. Swirlee (2011), Russian Roulette (2011), Bite Me (2012) and Tutti Frutti (2013) mark the early run.

Mike Gayle

22 books

Mike Gayle writes humorous fiction about relationships. Twenty-two books are catalogued from My Legendary Girlfriend (1998) to Hope Street (2025), including Mr. Commitment (1999), Turning Thirty (2001), Dinner for Two (2002), Brand New Friend (2005), Wish You Were Here (2007) and The To-Do List (2008). Man-woman relationships, marriage, friendship, fatherhood, self-realization and journalists are the recurring subjects. The median book runs 336 pages, and Gayle is still publishing.

Mike Grist writes action thrillers. Three series carry the catalogue: Christopher Wren, Girl Zero and the Sally Rogers Mysteries. Fifteen books are catalogued between 2019 and 2026, opening with a 2019 group that holds Saint Justice, Make Them Pay, also issued as Reparation, and No Mercy, also issued as Monsters. Slack Tide Kill (2026) is the newest title, and Grist is still publishing.

Mike Kraus has 344 books in the catalogue, spanning 2012 to 2026, with After listed for 2027. The run starts with the Final Dawn episodes in 2012 and reaches Last Twilight (2026). Series recorded under the Kraus name include Final Dawn, Surviving the Fall, After the Fall, Last Light, Breaking Point, Edge of Ruin, Melt, Flashpoint, Storm's Fury, Aftermath, Heaven's Fist and Swarm. Kraus is an ongoing author.

Mike Lawson writes political thrillers built around government investigators. The catalogue lists 25 books, from The Inside Ring (2005) to The Asset (2026), in two named series: Joe DeMarco and Agent Kay Hamilton. Joe DeMarco is the recurring character. House Rules / Dead on Arrival (2008), House Secrets (2009) and House Justice (2010) appear early in the run, alongside the standalone title Rosarito Beach (2013). Undercover operations, drug trafficking and the US Drug Enforcement Administration appear among the subject headings.

Mike Lupica, born May 11, 1952, is an American author and former newspaper columnist known for sports commentary in the New York Daily News and for appearances on ESPN. The catalogue lists 64 books, from Reggie (1985) to Framed (2026). Children's fiction about basketball, football and baseball fills much of the subject list, along with twins, friendship and fathers and sons. Series include Zach & Zoe Mysteries, Comeback Kids, Home Team, Peter Finley and Danny Walker/Travel Team.

Mike Maden, born 1960, is an American novelist known for a Drone series of techno-thrillers and for Jack Ryan Jr. novels in the Ryanverse, which builds on characters Tom Clancy created. The catalogue lists 12 books from Drone (2013) to Quantum Tempest (2025), including Blue Warrior (2014), Drone Command (2015), Drone Threat (2016), Point of Contact (2017), Line of Sight (2018), Enemy Contact (2019), Firing Point (2020) and Hellburner (2022). Troy Pearce is the listed series. Subject headings name drone aircraft, terrorism, special operations and intelligence officers.

Sgt. Windflower is the recurring figure in Mike Martin's mysteries, which run to 28 catalogued books between 2012 and 2026. The Walker on the Cape (2012) opens the sequence, followed by The Body on the T (2013), Beneath the Surface (2014) and A Twist of Fortune (2015). A Christmas mystery strand sits inside the series, Christmas in Newfoundland (2019) among the titles, and Tales from the Mac Lochlainn Pub is the second recorded series. A Change in Plans (2026) is the newest entry.

Mike Omer

13 books• 4 series

Mike Omer, born 20 June 1979 in Israel, writes crime, thriller, horror and fantasy and lives in Cork, Ireland. Omer's books have been translated into more than 20 languages, have sold over 2.5 million copies and include the second most-read Kindle book of 2018. Awards include the LiveLib Readers' Choice Award for Detective Fiction, the Russian Detective Prize and the Thomas & Mercer Silver Raven Award. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2016 onward. Series include Glenmore Park, Zoe Bentley, Abby Mullen and Kate Marino, and Scent of Destruction is due in 2027.

Thrillers and espionage make up Mike Ryan's output. Ryan's 89 catalogued books begin with The Cain Conspiracy (2013) and reach Shadow Play (2026). Seven series divide the catalogue: Eliminator, Nate Thrower, Brandon Hall, Cari Porter, Aaron Holt, Cain and CIA Ghost. CIA officers, revenge plots and crime prevention in Philadelphia run through the subject matter, and Ryan remains in active publication.

The Mafia is the through-line in Mila Finelli's catalogue, and the titles say so: Mafia Mistress in 2021, Mafia Darling and Mafia Madman in 2022, then Mafia Target and Mafia Virgin in 2023. Two Empire titles followed in 2025, Empire of Seduction and Empire of Temptation. Seven books stand in total, across the Kings of Italy and New York State of Mafia series, and Finelli continues to publish.

Mila Kane's catalogue holds 15 books published between 2023 and 2027, grouped into the Hellions of Hade Harbor, the Chernov Bratva, the Harbor Hounds, the Made of Mayhem Duet and the Rites of Ruin Duet. Publication starts in 2023 with Bad Intentions, Malevolent King, Runaway Queen, Savage Throne, Unholy Vows and Wicked Heir. Vicious Obsession is the newest title, and Merciless Games is scheduled for 2027.

Milan Kundera

21 books

Milan Kundera was a Czech and French novelist who lived from 1929 to 2023. His 21 catalogued books open with Let the Old Dead Make Room for the Young Dead (1963) and include The Joke (1967), Laughable Loves (1970), Life is Elsewhere (1970), Farewell Waltz (1971), The Book of Laughter and Forgetting (1979) and The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1984), his best known work. Kundera went into exile in France in 1975 and took citizenship there in 1981; Czechoslovakia revoked his citizenship in 1979, and Czech citizenship was granted again in 2019. The ruling Communist Party banned his books before the Velvet Revolution of 1989. Kundera kept a low profile, rarely spoke to the media, and was long counted a contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The books run short, at a median of 202 pages.

Mildred Abbott writes cozy mystery. Three series fill the catalogue: the Cozy Corgi Mysteries, the Whispering Witch Mysteries and the Twister Sisters Mysteries. Titles run on alliteration, from Cruel Candy and Traitorous Toys in 2017 through Bickering Birds, Chaotic Corgis, Malevolent Magic, Quarrelsome Quartz, Savage Sourdough, Scornful Scones and Wicked Wildlife in 2018 to Evil Elves in 2019. Abbott has 48 catalogued books dated 2017 to 2027; Cheating Cheese arrived in 2026 and Commenting About Curses is scheduled for 2027.

Mildred DeLois Taylor, born September 13, 1943, is an American young adult novelist whose Logan family books portray family life and the racism African Americans faced in the Deep South. Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry won the 1977 Newbery Medal. Taylor received the first NSK Neustadt Prize for Children's Literature in 2003, the Coretta Scott King-Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2020 and the Children's Literature Legacy Award in 2021. The 11 catalogued books include Let the Circle Be Unbroken (1981), The Road to Memphis (1992) and All the Days Past, All the Days to Come (2020).

Milena McKay writes romance. The Delicate Things We Make (2021) opens 16 catalogued books that reach Match Me If You Can (2026). Three series divide the list: Headmistress, Cupids & Goddesses and Crow's Coven. Proposals, weddings and matchmaking supply the titles, among them The Proposal (2021), The Wedding (2022) and Perfectly Matching Again (2025). McKay continues to publish.

Miles Burton is the name on 60 detective novels published between 1931 and 1960. Desmond Merrion is the recurring investigator, and the books are English murder mysteries of the interwar and post-war decades, with police investigation as their method. The titles run to the pattern of their period: Menace on the Downs (1931), Death at the Crossroads (1933), Tragedy at the Thirteenth Hole (1933), The Charabanc Mystery (1934) and The Devereux Court Mystery (1935). Legacy of Death (1960) is the last, and the novels are short at around 192 pages.

Millie Bobby Brown is catalogued here with a single title, Nineteen Steps, published in 2023. The book is indexed under historical fiction of the twentieth century, the Second World War, family life and romance. No further Brown title has been recorded in this directory.

Milly Johnson writes contemporary romantic fiction set in England, much of it about friendships between women. 31 catalogued books run from The Yorkshire Pudding Club (2007) to Lift Me Up (2026). A Spring Affair, A Summer Fling, An Autumn Crush and A Winter Flame work through the seasons across 2009 to 2012. Beyond the novels, Johnson has worked as an after-dinner speaker, poet, professional joke writer, short story writer and newspaper columnist.

Milly Taiden writes paranormal romance, and the catalogue lists 517 titles from 2012 to 2026, with Claimed by the Enemy Alpha due in 2027. The earliest entry, Mr. Buff (2012), appeared under the name April Angel. Paranormal Dating Agency, Alpha Geek, Veil Lands, Sassy Ever After, Caged and Dangerous, Shifter Mates of Hollow Oak and Midnight Mates are among the series. Subjects include shapeshifting, vampires, mate selection and dating services. Bite for Sore Eyes (2026) is the newest title.

Mimi Matthews writes historical romance and non-fiction on Victorian dress and manners. The novels gather into the Parish Orphans of Devon, Somerset Stories, Belles of London, Crinoline Academy and Victorian Romantics series, opening with The Lost Letter (2017) and The Matrimonial Advertisement (2018); the non-fiction includes The Pug Who Bit Napoleon (2017) and A Victorian Lady's Guide to Fashion and Beauty (2018). Matthews's catalogue holds 24 books and reaches Miss Beresford and the Beast in 2026.