Authors whose first name starts with N

N.C. Lewis writes mystery series across five lines: DI Fenella Sallow, the Ollie Stratford Mystery books, Capital of Texas / Amy King, Skegness Seaside and Maggie Darling. Thirty-two catalogued books run from 2017, the year of Bitter Bones, Creek Crisis and Texas Troubles, to Alibi Bones (2026). Lewis remains actively publishing.

N.K. Jemisin

21 books• 6 series

N.K. Jemisin (Nora Keita Jemisin, born September 19, 1972) is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy whose fiction addresses cultural conflict and oppression. The debut novel, The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms (2010), opened the Inheritance Trilogy. The Broken Earth series made Jemisin the first African-American author to win the Hugo Award for Best Novel, the first to win in three consecutive years, and the first to win for all three novels of a trilogy. The catalogue holds 22 books from 2008 to Far Sector (2024), with Red Dirt Witch: A Graphic Novel due in 2027.

N.R. Walker's catalogue holds 95 books from 2012 to 2026, tagged with gay and LGBTQ+ subjects. The earliest titles, from 2012, include His Grandfather's Watch, Learning to Feel, Point of No Return and Sixty Five Hours. Series credited to Walker include Red Dirt, Blind Faith, Cronin's Key, Spencer Cohen, Storm Boys, Tallowwood and Imago. The newest listed book is Out of the Dark (2026), and Walker is still publishing.

Nadia Hashimi is a pediatrician and novelist who has also stood for Congress in Maryland. The Pearl That Broke Its Shell (2014), When the Moon is Low (2015) and A House Without Windows (2016) are international bestsellers, and the catalogue adds One Half from the East (2016), The Sky at Our Feet (2018), Sparks Like Stars (2021), Spilled Ink (2024) and City of Widows (2026). Subjects cover Afghanistan, refugees, girls, sisters and coming of age.

Nadia Lee's catalogue holds 55 books, from The Billionaire's Revenge (2011) to Josh Huxley's Story (2026), and Silas & Hannah is due in 2027. Billionaires are the listed subject, and series include Billionaires' Brides of Convenience, Lasker Brothers, Seduced by the Billionaire, Pryce Family, Sweet Darlings Inc., Sins Trilogy, Huxleys and Kingswood Brothers. The Last Slayer (2011), The Billionaire's Inconvenient Obsession (2014) and The Billionaire's Forbidden Desire (2015) are other titles in the listing.

Nadine Matheson writes police procedurals about serial killers, built around Inspector Anjelica Henley. The 6 catalogued books open with The Sisters (2015) and run through Renata (2020), The Jigsaw Man (2020), The Binding Room (2022) and The Kill List (2024) to The Shadow Carver (2026). Matheson is actively publishing.

Naima Simone writes contemporary romance, with 63 books in the catalogue from Sweet Ultimatum (2009) to Ember (2026). Desire in the Dark (2010), Claiming Christmas (2010), A Perfect Fit (2011) and Bitten By Ecstasy (2013) are among the early titles. Simone series include Rose Bend, Billionaires of Boston, WAGS, Secrets and Sins, Lick, Blackout Billionaires, Love on the Radio, Dark Judgement, Guarding Her Body, Burned, Inc. and Hunted Kingdom. Subjects include erotica, workplace romance, billionaires and African American and Black romance.

Nalini Singh

124 books• 10 series

Paranormal romance is the field of Nalini Singh, a New Zealand writer of Indo-Fijian descent born in 1977. The catalogue lists 124 books from Desert Warrior (2003) to Archangel's Eternity (2026). Slave to Sensation (2006) and Caressed by Ice (2007) are early titles. Series include Guild Hunter, Psy-Changeling Trinity, Rock Kiss, Hard Play and Zulheina, with subjects such as vampires, angels, archangels and assassins.

Nan Rossiter began in children's picture books and moved to family fiction. Rugby and Rosie (1997), The Way Home (1999) and Sugar on Snow (2003) opened the catalogue with dogs, guide dogs, geese and maple syrup; from 2011 the novels take over, among them The Gin & Chowder Club (2011), More Than You Know (2013) and Nantucket (2015). Two sequences hold them, the Coleman and Shepherd Families and Savannah Skies. Fifteen books are catalogued, the last A Good Measure (2022).

Nancy Allen is catalogued with six books published between 2014 and 2023. The Code of the Hills (2014) opens the run, followed by A Killing at the Creek (2015), The Wages of Sin (2016), A Wolf in the Woods (2018), Renegade (2022) and Payback (2023). The Ozarks Mysteries is the one series listed. No newer title appears, and the catalogue is dormant.

Nancy Atherton wrote one series and stayed with it: the Aunt Dimity mysteries, traditional English detective stories with a ghost inside them. Aunt Dimity is dead and still consulted, and inheritance, ghosts and a woman sleuth are the recurring subjects. Atherton's 25 catalogued books run from Aunt Dimity's Death (1992) to Aunt Dimity and the Enchanted Cottage in 2022, with nothing published since.

Nancy Bush writes romance and romantic suspense, with Oregon, serial murders and women journalists among the catalogue subjects. The listing counts 50 books from Dare to Love (1982) to The Psychic (2025), and many 1980s titles carry the credit Natalie Bishop. Series include Nowhere / Rafferty Family, Danner Quartet, Jane Kelly and River Glen, and The Colony appears as a related listing.

Nancy Campbell Allen writes romance and historical fiction, with subjects that include Mormon families, the US Civil War, women detectives and the Birmingham family. The catalogue holds 26 books from Love Beyond Time (1999) to Protecting Her Heart (2024). Allen's series are Faith Of Our Fathers, Steampunk Proper Romance and Isabelle Webb. Titles include A House Divided (2001), To Make Men Free (2002), Through the Perilous Fight (2003) and Legend of the Jewel (2008).

Fudge is the running device in Nancy Coco's cozy mysteries, set among Michigan hotels and holiday crowds where a candy maker keeps finding bodies. All Fudged Up (2013) opens the Candy-Coated Mysteries, followed by To Fudge or Not to Fudge, All I Want for Christmas is Fudge, All You Need is Fudge and Deck the Halls with Fudge. The Oregon Honeycomb mysteries run alongside, taking the catalogue to 20 titles and Some Like It Fudgy in 2026.

Nancy E. Turner writes historical fiction of the American frontier. These is My Words (1998) begins the Sarah Agnes Prine books, which follow a pioneer woman in Arizona and continue in Sarah's Quilt (2005) and The Star Garden (2007). My Name is Resolute (2014) moves to the Revolutionary period. Six catalogued titles close with Light Changes Everything (2020).

Carolyn Blue, a food writer, is the detective in Nancy Fairbanks's culinary mysteries. Cooking supplies both the plots and the puns, from Crime Brûlée (2001) and Truffled Feathers (2001) to Mozzarella Most Murderous (2005) and Blood Pudding (2009). Twelve books appeared across nine years, and the series ended in 2009.

Nancy Farmer writes science fiction and fantasy for children and young adults. Thirteen books are catalogued between Do You Know Me (1993) and A New Year's Tale (2013). The House of the Scorpion (2002) won the National Book Award for Young People's Literature, and three Farmer books have been named Newbery Honor books. The Sea of Trolls (2004) and The Land of the Silver Apples (2007) belong to the series named for the first of them, with druids, bards and Saxons among the subject headings. Cloning, Zimbabweans and family life sit elsewhere in the list, which also holds The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm (1994) and A Girl Named Disaster (1996). Farmer was born in 1941.

Nancy Grace is an American legal commentator and television journalist, and a former prosecutor in the Atlanta-Fulton County District Attorney's office in Georgia. Her 6 catalogued books begin with Objection!, co-written in 2004, and take in the Hailey Dean crime novels. Titles include The Eleventh Victim (2008), Death on the D-List (2010), Murder in the Courthouse (2016) and What Happened to Ellen? (2025). Subjects run to murder investigation, trials, celebrity defendants and women lawyers.

Nancy Kress

58 books• 10 series

Nancy Kress, born January 20, 1948, is an American science fiction writer who began writing in 1976. Beggars in Spain (1991), a novella that won both the Hugo and Nebula, later grew into a novel. Kress won further Nebula Awards for Best Novella in 2013 and 2015, and also writes a column for Writer's Digest. Series include Sleepless, the Probability Trilogy and the Yesterday's Kin Trilogy, alongside the Write Great Fiction series. The 58 catalogued books run from The Prince of Morning Bells (1981) to The Queen's Witch (2026).

Nancy Martin is the author of the Blackbird Sisters Mysteries, with subjects that include socialites, sisters, women detectives and Philadelphia. The catalogue holds 37 books from Showdown (1980) to Bye, Bye Blackbird (2016). Early titles include Black Diamonds (1984), Nightcap (1986), Hit Man (1989) and Looking for Trouble (1990). Other series are Roxy Abruzzo, Miss Ruffles Mysteries and Opposite Attract. Subjects also include romance, women journalists and murder investigation. No new Martin title has appeared since 2016.

Nancy Mehl writes Christian mystery and suspense, with Mennonite communities and Kansas settings among the subjects. Graven Images (2001) opens the catalogue, and the Ivy Towers and Curl Up and Dye mysteries come early. Kaely Quinn Profiler, the Quantico Files, Ryland & St. Clair and Defenders of Justice turn to suspense. Thirty-six titles are catalogued, reaching Fatal Finale in 2026.

Nancy Mitford

19 books• 1 series

Nancy Mitford (1904-1973) was an English novelist, biographer and journalist who wrote about upper-class life in England and France. The novels include The Pursuit of Love (1945) and Love in a Cold Climate (1949); the historical biographies include Madame de Pompadour (1954). Mitford was the eldest of the six Mitford sisters and a fixture of the inter-war London social scene. Nineteen catalogued titles run from Highland Fling (1931) to a 1996 collection of her correspondence with Evelyn Waugh, and Radlett and Montdore is her one catalogued series.

Nancy Moser writes Christian romance and historical fiction, and biography, humour and motherhood also appear among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 47 books, opening with The Quest (1999) and reaching A River of Riches (2026). Series include the Sister Circle, the Ladies of History, the Pattern Artist, the Mustard Seed books, Steadfast, Manor House, Time Lottery and Past Times. Mozart's Sister (2000) and The Seat Beside Me (2002) sit among the early titles, and all 47 books are credited to Moser alone.

Nancy Naigle writes romance and romantic suspense, with subjects that include divorced women, private investigators, photographers and North Carolina. The catalogue holds 44 books from 2011 to 2026, the first being inkBLOT (2011), credited as Johnson Naigle. Series include Adams Grove, Seasoned Southern Sleuths Cozy Mystery, G Team, Christmas In Evergreen, Boot Creek and Chestnut Ridge. Titles include Sweet Tea and Secrets (2011) and Pecan Pie and Deadly Lies (2013). Home No Matter Where (2026) is the newest.

Nancy Pickard

26 books• 3 series

Nancy Pickard, born September 19, 1945, in Kansas City, Missouri, is an American crime novelist. Pickard has won five Macavity Awards, four Agatha Awards, an Anthony Award and a Shamus Award, the only author to take all four. Pickard served on the Mystery Writers of America board, holds a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, and began writing at 35. The Scent of Rain and Lightning became a film in 2017. The catalogue lists 26 books, among them Generous Death (1984), Say No to Murder (1985) and Marriage Is Murder (1987), with Jenny Cain and Marie Lightfoot as series.

Nancy Springer, born July 5, 1948, is an American author of fantasy, young adult literature, mystery and science fiction. Larque on the Wing won the 1994 Tiptree Award, and the Mystery Writers of America gave Springer Edgar Awards for Toughing It in 1995 and Looking for Jamie Bridger in 1996. I am Mordred earned the Pennsylvania Library Association's Carolyn W. Field Award in 1999. The first Enola Holmes book appeared in 2006. The catalogue lists 90 Springer books from The White Hart (1979) to Enola Holmes and the Clanging Coffin (2026), with the Book of Isle, Rowan Hood and Tale of Camelot series alongside.

Legal thrillers were Nancy Taylor Rosenberg's field, populated by women prosecutors, judges and probation officers working in California. Born in Dallas in 1946 and died in Las Vegas in 2017, Rosenberg published her first novel, Mitigating Circumstances, in 1993; Jonathan Demme took the film rights, most of her novels reached the New York Times bestseller list, and her work was translated widely. Rosenberg founded Voice of Tomorrow, a writing programme for inner-city young people, and Orange County's Board of Supervisors named her A Woman of Excellence, Learning for Life in 1994. Fourteen books span 1993 to 2010, including the Lily Forrester and Carolyn Sullivan series.

Nancy Thayer, born December 14, 1943, is an American novelist. The catalogue here lists 39 books spanning 1980 to 2026, from Stepping to Nantucket Christmas Stroll, and includes the Hot Flash Club series. Recurring subjects are female friendship, family life, middle-aged women, mothers and daughters, and Nantucket Island. Thayer's release status is ongoing.

Nancy Warren is a Canadian writer of contemporary romance and cozy mystery who landed a first publishing contract by winning Harlequin's 2000 Summer Blaze contest. Warren has twice been nominated for the Romance Writers of America's RITA Award and has won a Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award. The catalogue holds 108 books from Flashback (2001) to Game of Thorns (2025), including Breathless (2002), Hot Off The Press (2003) and Drive Me Crazy (2004). Vampire Knitting Club, Great Witches Baking Show, Vampire Book Club, Village Flower Shop and Toni Diamond Mysteries are among the series.

Naomi Hirahara

20 books• 5 series

Naomi Hirahara, born 1962, is an American journalist and mystery novelist who edited Rafu Shimpo, the largest Japanese-American daily newspaper, for several years. The Mas Arai mysteries won an Edgar Award. The catalogue lists 20 books from Distinguished Asian American Business Leaders (2003) to Crown City (2026), including Summer of the Big Bachi (2004), Gasa-Gasa Girl (2005), Snakeskin Shamisen (2006) and Murder on Bamboo Lane (2014). Other series include Japantown Mystery, Officer Ellie Rush and Leilani Santiago Hawai'i Mystery. Subjects include Japanese Americans, gardeners, bicycle police, policewomen and Los Angeles.

Naomi Klein

13 books• 1 series

Naomi Klein, born May 8, 1970, is a Canadian author, social activist and filmmaker known for political analysis and for criticism of corporate globalization, capitalism and fascism, as well as support for ecofeminism and organized labour. No Logo first brought Klein international attention, and The Take (2004), a documentary Klein wrote about Argentine workers running their own factories, was directed by Avi Lewis, Klein's husband. The catalogue lists 13 books from No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies (2000) to End Times Fascism (2026), including The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism (2006), This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate (2014) and On Fire (2019). Subjects name climate change, environmental policy and disaster capitalism.

Naomi Novik

20 books• 3 series

Naomi Novik is an American author of speculative fiction. The Temeraire series (2006–2016) is an alternate history of the Napoleonic Wars with dragons, and the Scholomance trilogy ran from 2020 to 2022. The standalone novels Uprooted (2015) and Spinning Silver (2018) draw on Polish folklore and the Rumpelstiltskin tale. Novik helped create the Organization for Transformative Works and co-founded the organisation's Archive of Our Own project. Awards include the Nebula, Locus and Mythopoeic. The catalogue lists 20 titles from His Majesty's Dragon (2006) to The Summer War (2025), with Liberty Vocational as a third series.

Naomi Ragen

15 books

Naomi Ragen is an American-Israeli novelist and playwright who lives in Jerusalem and writes in English. Injustice against women in the Haredi community is the recurring theme of her fiction, from Jephte's Daughter (1988) through Sotah (1992) and The Sacrifice of Tamar (1994). Ragen has also been the subject of lawsuits alleging plagiarism. The catalogue holds 15 titles, the most recent being The Enemy Beside Me (2023).

Naomi Rawlings writes Christian historical fiction, with 25 books in the catalogue from The Lady's Refuge / Sanctuary for a Lady (2012) to Beyond the Dawn (2026). The Wyoming Heir (2013), Love's Every Whisper (2015) and Love's Violet Sunrise (2016) are among the titles in between. Rawlings series include Eagle Harbor, Dawn of Alaska, Texas Promise, Texas Skies and Belanger Family Saga. Subjects include Christian westerns, historical romance, ranchers and teachers.

Naomi West writes biker and mafia romance. Motorcycle clubs fill half the series list - Bad Boy Bikers Club, Outlaw Biker Brotherhood, Dark Vultures MC and Cobra Kings MC - and six Bratva series, named Nikolaev, Aminoff, Tasarov, Zaitsev, Sorokin and Zakharov, fill the other half. Dark Mafia Kingpins and the Dirty Dons Club complete the list. Seventy-five books are catalogued between 2017 and 2026, from Knocked up by the Biker to Vicious Innocence.

Nat Cassidy

8 books

Horror is what Nat Cassidy writes. Born in 1981, he grew up in Phoenix, took a BFA at the University of Arizona and now works from New York City as a novelist, actor, playwright and musician. Mary (2022), Nestlings (2023) and When the Wolf Comes Home (2025) sit among his eight catalogued titles, which begin with Steal the Stars (2017) and reach I Know A Place (2026).

Psychological thrillers built on deception make up Natalie Barelli's catalogue. Until I Met Her (2017) opens the Emma Fern series, continued in After He Killed Me, and the standalones include Missing Molly, The Loyal Wife, The Accident, The Housekeeper and Unfaithful. Ten books reach The Housewife in 2026.

Natalie D. Richards writes suspense for teenage readers, set around high schools, summer jobs and camping trips, and built on secrets, amnesia and survival. Six Months Later (2013) opens the catalogue and Two Perfect Lies (2026) closes it, 13 books in all. Gone Too Far (2014), One Was Lost (2016), Five Total Strangers (2020) and Four Found Dead (2023) fall between them. Volumes median 320 pages, and Richards remains actively publishing.

Natalie Haynes

10 books

Natalie Haynes is an English writer, broadcaster and classicist who retells Greek myth with the women at the front. The 10 catalogued books include The Ancient Guide to Modern Life (2010), The Children of Jocasta (2017), A Thousand Ships (2019), Pandora's Jar: Women in the Greek Myths (2020), Stone Blind (2022) and Divine Might: Goddesses in Greek Myth (2023). The run opens with The Great Escape (2007) and reaches No Friend to This House (2026). Haynes describes herself as a recovering comedian.

Natalie Jenner writes historical fiction set in England, with family life and the Second World War among the subjects. Four books are catalogued: The Jane Austen Society (2020), Bloomsbury Girls (2022), Every Time We Say Goodbye (2024) and Austen at Sea (2025). Jane Austen's name carries two of the four titles, and Jenner is still publishing.

Natalie Walters writes across two series, Harbored Secrets and the SNAP Agency. Eleven Walters titles are catalogued between 2019 and 2026, opening with Deadly Deceit and Living Lies, both 2019, and running through Silent Shadows (2020), Fatal Code (2022), Blind Trust (2023) and Caught in the Crosshairs (2023) to Spies, Lies, and Alibis (2026). The Walters catalogue is ongoing.

Natasha Anders is a South African romance novelist. Sixteen books are catalogued between 2012 and 2026, from The Unwanted Wife (2012) to Faking Forever (2026). Three series divide them: Unwanted, [Un]Professionally Yours and the Hawthornes. A Husband's Regret (2014), His Unlikely Lover (2014), A Ruthless Proposition (2016), The Wingman (2017), The Best Man (2018), The Wrong Man (2018), More Than Anything (2019) and Nothing But This (2019) fill out the run. Twins, sisters, marriage, friendship and introverts recur as subjects. Anders is still publishing.

Natasha Bishop has five catalogued books. Where We Found Our Heart and Where We Found Our Home both appeared in 2021, followed by Where We Found Our Passion (2022), Only For The Week (2023) and The Art of Loving You (2026). Forever Falling is the one named series, and the catalogue is marked ongoing.

Romance carries most of Natasha Boyd's 12 catalogued books, which run from Eversea (2013) to Stolen English (2022) across the Butler Cove, Charleston and Mediterranean series. The Indigo Girl (2017) moves into historical fiction, drawing on indigo, slavery and Eliza Lucas Pinckney in eighteenth-century South Carolina. Boyd has published no new title since 2022.

Natasha Knight has 44 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2024 and all credited to Natasha Knight. Man-woman relationships is the one subject recorded across the listing. The run opens with five 2013 titles, among them Captive's Desire and Taming Emma, and reaches By Blood to Avenge in 2024. Series include Benedetti Brothers, Amado Brothers, Roark Brothers Trilogy, Collateral Damage, Unholy Union, Ruined Kingdom Duet, Devil's Pawn Duet and Augustine Brothers.

Dressmaking and the Second World War run through Natasha Lester's historical fiction, The Paris Seamstress (2018), The Paris Orphan (2019), The Paris Secret (2020), The Riviera House (2021) and The Disappearance of Astrid Bricard (2023). What Is Left Over, After (2010) opens a catalogue of 13 books, long at a median 462 pages, reaching The Chateau on Sunset in 2026.

Natasha Madison has 72 books in the catalogue, published from 2016 onward. Hell and Back (2016) comes first, and Something So Right (2016) and Something So Perfect (2017) follow. Madison's series include Something So, This Is, Only One, Only For, Made For, Meant For, Southern, Southern Wedding, Hollywood Royalty and Falling For. Holiday Rebound (2026) is the newest title, and Falling for Him is scheduled for 2027.

Natasha Preston is an English novelist, born 5 January 1988, known for young adult thrillers that reached the New York Times bestseller list. Those thrillers include The Cellar (2014), The Cabin (2016), The Fear (2022) and The Haunting (2023). Preston also writes contemporary romance. The catalogue lists 32 books from Silence (2012) to The Lodge (2026), with Silence and Cellar as the named series. Kidnapping, cults and murder appear among the subject headings.

Natasha Pulley

8 books• 1 series

Natasha Pulley is a British novelist, born in 1988. The Watchmaker of Filigree Street (2015), a debut that won a Betty Trask Award, opens 8 catalogued books and names the one series. The Bedlam Stacks (2017), The Lost Future of Pepperharrow (2020), The Kingdoms (2021) and The Half Life of Valery K (2022) follow, and The Salt King (2026) is the most recent. Clockmakers, telegraphers, physicists, quinine and Peru appear among the subjects. Pulley has taught creative writing at Bath Spa University and at Cambridge's Institute of Continuing Education.

Nathan Dylan Goodwin began in local history, with Hastings at War: 1939-1945 (2005) and further books on Hastings, Battle and St Leonards. Fiction follows from Hiding the Past (2013), which opens the Forensic Genealogist series; Venator Cold Case, Mrs. McDougall Investigates and Fortress Dover come after it. Twenty-two Goodwin titles are catalogued, reaching The Dover Trunk Murder (2026). British local history and the Second World War remain the recorded subjects.

Nathan Hale writes graphic novels for young readers. 19 catalogued books run from The Twelve Bots of Christmas (2005) to Bones and Berserkers (2025), and Hale continues to publish. Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales is the author's ongoing series, and the wider catalogue takes in comic strips, humorous stories, folklore and the First World War.

Nathan Hystad is the author of 85 catalogued books, from Crime & Mystery Short Stories (2016) to The Conclave (2026), with New Visions due in 2027. Series include Baldwin's Legacy, Lost Town, Space Race, River Saga, Final Days, Bridge Sequence, Red Creek and Star Map. New Threat (2018), New World (2018) and The Ancients (2018) are among the early titles.

Nathan Lowell

28 books• 12 series

Nathan Lowell writes science fiction about working life in space: interstellar trade, spaceships and salvage, with Ishmael Horatio Wang among the characters. The Golden Age of the Solar Clipper runs through several sequences, Trader Tales, Shaman's Tales, Smuggler's Tales and Seeker's Tale, and fantasy appears in Tanyth Fairport and The Wizard's Butler. Thirty-seven catalogued books run from Quarter Share and Half Share (2010) to The Wizard's Cat in 2025.

Time travel is Nathan Van Coops's subject. In Times Like These (2013) opens the catalogue, followed by The Chronothon (2015), The Day After Never (2016), Faster Than Falling (2017) and The Warp Clock (2018). The Time Travel Detective Mysteries, Paradox P.I., Archangel Aviation Thrillers, Kingdom of Engines and Skylighter Adventures are the five series across 17 catalogued books, which reach Tropic Envy in 2026.

Nathaniel Hawthorne

93 books• 1 series

Nathaniel Hawthorne (born Hathorne, July 4, 1804 to May 19, 1864) was an American novelist and short story writer from Salem, Massachusetts, where the family had deep roots. History, morality and religion are frequent concerns. Hawthorne graduated from Bowdoin College in 1825 and published the novel Fanshawe (1828), later trying to suppress it. Magazine stories were gathered as Twice-Told Tales (1837). The catalogue lists 93 titles, including Young Goodman Brown (1835) and The Minister's Black Veil (1836), and subjects include Puritans and the supernatural.

Nathaniel Philbrick

19 books

Nathaniel Philbrick writes American history. In the Heart of the Sea (2000) and Mayflower (2006) sit among 19 catalogued titles that run from The Passionate Sailor (1987) to The Rush (2026). Whaling, the whaleship Essex, the Plymouth pilgrims, the Battle of Bunker Hill, Boston and Native American history fill the subject tags.

Navessa Allen is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, and the Into Darkness series of dark romance and romantic comedy went viral. The listing here holds 16 books dated 2014 to 2026, from Scandal to Game On. Other series names attached to Allen are Ladies of Infamy, Lunatics, Love and Fame and Wolves of Vendée. The catalogue marks the author as still publishing.

Neal Asher

44 books• 10 series

Neal Asher, born in 1961, is an English science fiction writer living near Chelmsford. Asher's fiction works in space opera and military science fiction: artificial intelligence, human-alien encounters, space warfare and dystopias run through it. The Polity universe holds most of the catalogue, with Agent Cormac, Spatterjay, Rise of the Jain and Far Future Polity set inside it, and the Owner Trilogy standing apart. Forty-four books span 1994 to 2026, from Africa Zero to Dark Agent.

Neal Shusterman

59 books• 12 series

Neal Shusterman is an American writer of young adult fiction, born November 12, 1962. Challenger Deep won Shusterman the 2015 National Book Award for Young People's Literature, Scythe was a 2017 Michael L. Printz Honor book, and the 2024 Margaret Edwards Award recognised a lasting contribution to writing for teens. The catalogue lists 59 books from 1988 to Rising Thunder (2026). Series include the Unwind Dystology, Arc of a Scythe, Skinjacker, Accelerati Trilogy, Star Shards Chronicles and Antsy Bonano.

Neal Stephenson

34 books• 8 series

Neal Stephenson (Neal Town Stephenson, born October 31, 1959) is an American writer of speculative fiction classed as science fiction, historical fiction, cyberpunk and baroque. Mathematics, cryptography, linguistics, philosophy, currency and the history of science recur in the novels. The site lists 34 books from The Big U (1984) to D: Heavy Water (2026), including Snow Crash (1992) and Cryptonomicon (1999). Baroque Cycle and Foreworld Saga are series. Stephenson and George Jewsbury, an uncle, co-wrote novels as Stephen Bury.