Authors whose first name starts with N, page 5 of 6

Nicole Deese has 14 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2025. The listing opens with four 2013 titles, among them A Cliché Christmas and All for Anna, and reaches The Voice We Find in 2025. Deese's work is grouped into three series: Love in Lenox, Fog Harbor and McKenzie Family Romance. Nicole Deese is recorded as still publishing.

First Magyc (2015) is the earliest of the 16 books catalogued for Nicole DragonBeck, and Death's Realm (2026) the newest. DragonBeck writes two series, Guardians of the Path and Dragon and Gargoyle. Omens (2016), Ria's Mark (2016), The Other World (2017), Wasteland (2018) and The Huntsman's Sword (2019) are among the titles. Recent books include A Dragon, a Gargoyle and a Faery Make a Wish (2023). DragonBeck is still publishing.

Nicole Dykes has 70 books in the catalogue, from Unsocial (2016) to Transition (2026). Unbridled and Unrefined also date from 2016, and Undone, Unraveled, Untangled and Untouchable from 2017. Series under the Dykes name include Monroe Family, Adamson Family, Spark of Hope, Kensley Panthers, Forgotten Ones, On The Track, Oakley's Crew, Big Bend Bears and Road Back Home.

Nicole Edwards writes erotic romance, both straight and gay. Her 97 catalogued books open in 2012 with Conviction, Addicted, Kaleb, Seduction and Temptation, and reach Kylie in 2026. Long series organise the work: Club Destiny, Walkers Of Coyote Ridge, Brantley Walker: Off The Books, Sniper 1 Security, Dead Heat Ranch, Pier 70, Primal Instincts and Misplaced Halos among them. Edwards continues to publish.

Nicole Ellis has 19 catalogued books published from 2017 to 2023. The first, Sweet Beginnings (2017), was followed the same year by Sweet Promises and Sweet Success. The catalogue lists three series under the Ellis name: Candle Beach, Jill Andrews Cozy Mystery and Willa Bay. Titles from 2018 include Brownie Points for Murder, Death to the Highest Bidder, Murderous Mummy Wars and Stuck with S'More Death. The newest listed book is The Riverside Dance Studio (2023).

Nicole Falls has 46 books in the catalogue, published from 2016 to 2025. Adore You (2016) is the first title, followed in 2017 by Noelle the First, Smitten, Sparks Fly and Then Came You. Falls's series include Friends and Lovers, Nymphs & Trojans, Holliday Sisters, Falls Sexy Holiday Shorts, Brooks Brothers, Flights & Feelings and More to Life. Nicole Falls released new work as recently as 2025.

Nicole Flockton writes contemporary romance, with 85 books catalogued from Masquerade (2012) onward and Keeping Kelly scheduled for 2027. Series include Guardian SEALs, SEAL Team Tango, Power Security, Alliez Security, Welcome to Bunya Junction, Prentice Brothers of Sweet Ridge, Station 7: Crew 5 and Bloom Sisters. Subjects on record include Freemasons, married people, friendship and New York. The latest published title is Securing His Obsession (2026).

Mafia and bratva families supply the settings for most of Nicole Fox's work. A dozen series sit in the catalogue, including Russian Crime Brotherhood, Moretti Family Mafia, Kovalyov Bratva, Belluci Mafia, Satan's Legion MC and Boardroom Billionaires. Fox has published 114 books since Broken Angel in 2017, an unusually fast rate, and reached Boardroom Vows in 2026.

Nicole Helm writes romantic suspense and western romance, with subjects covering law enforcement, cowboys, ranchers, Montana and Colorado. The catalogue holds 75 books from Flight Risk (2013) to Eyewitness in Danger (2026). Series include Hudson Sibling Solutions, Badlands Cops, North Star Novel, Covert Cowboy Soldiers, Bent County Protectors, Big Sky Cowboys and Navy SEAL Cowboys. Early titles include Too Close to Resist (2014), Bride by Mistake (2015) and Keep Me, Cowboy (2015).

Nicole Jacquelyn writes motorcycle club and contemporary romance. The Aces MC and Aces' Sons books share a Craving formula in their titles: Craving Constellations (2013), Craving Redemption (2014), Craving Trix (2015), Craving Hawk (2016), on to Craving Theodora (2026). Fostering Love and the Bouchers fill out the list. The catalogue holds 29 books arriving at an average gap of 0.5 years, and Jacquelyn continues to publish.

Nicole James has 53 catalogued books from 2013 to 2026, opening with Outlaw (2013) and reaching Mutt (2026). Series credited to James include Evil Dead MC - Second Generation, Royal Bastards MC: Durango, CO, Brothers Ink, Devil Kings MC, Tri Star Security and Soul Sisters. Ruby Falls (2013), Crash (2014), Ghost (2015) and Red Dog (2016) are among the other titles.

Historical romance, most of it Regency, is Nicole Jordan's field. Jordan, born Anne Bushyhead in 1954, has reached the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists, been a finalist for the RITA Award, and won the Dorothy Parker Award of Excellence for best historical. Three series divide the work: Courtship Wars, Notorious and Rocky Mountain Brides. Thirty-two books run from Velvet Embrace (1987) to My Fair Lover in 2017, at a median of 400 pages.

Nicole Lundrigan is a Canadian thriller writer, twice nominated for the Crime Writers of Canada Award for Best Novel. Ten books are catalogued between 2003 and 2026, opening with Unraveling Arva (2003) and reaching The Case Study (2026). Family secrets, death, teenagers, substitute teachers and brothers run through the subject headings. Thaw (2005), The Seary Line (2008), Glass Boys (2011), The Widow Tree (2013), The Substitute (2017), Hideaway (2019) and A Man Downstairs (2024) also sit in the catalogue.

Nicole Peeler is the author of the Jane True and Jinni series, with 13 books catalogued from 2009 to 2015. Tempest Rising (2009) is the first, followed by Tempest's Legacy, Tracking the Tempest, Eye of the Tempest and Tempest Reborn. Subject tags include paranormal romance, selkies, vampires, the supernatural and friendship. Jinn and Juice (2014) and Basic Incubus (2015) are the latest titles, and the work is likely complete.

Nicole Pyland organises her catalogue by world rather than by character: Sports, Celebrities, Tahoe, Boston, Royalty, Start-up and the Fire Universe each collect their own contemporary romances. Seventy-five books span 2017 to 2026, from All the Love Songs and Fresh Start (2017) to Celebrity Double Date (2026), and Pyland publishes several titles a year.

Nicole Snow writes contemporary romance, much of it around motorcycle clubs and small towns: the Prairie Devils MC, the Grizzlies MC, the Deadly Pistols MC, the Heroes of Heart's Edge, the Enguard Protectors, Bad Chicago Bosses, the Knights of Dallas and the Marriage Mistake. Seventy-four catalogued books run from Love Scars and Outlaw's Kiss (2014) to Almost Perfect (2026), at a median length of 344 pages.

Nicole Trope writes domestic suspense set in Australia, about families, missing children and violent crime. Thirty-one catalogued books run from The Boy Under the Table (2012) through Hush, Little Bird (2015), Blame (2016) and The Boy in the Photo (2019) to The Toxic Friend in 2026. Grace Dixon is her one series.

Nicole Williams writes contemporary and young adult romance, published by HarperTeen and Simon & Schuster, with titles that have reached the New York Times and USA Today lists. The catalogue opens with three Eden books, Eternal Eden, Fallen Eden and United Eden, all dated 2011, and takes in the Patrick Chronicles, the Outsider Chronicles and Great Exploitations. High school students, ballet dancers, and mothers and daughters appear across the listed subjects. 39 books are catalogued, the last being These Violent Roots in 2021.

Nicole Zoltack is credited with 134 books, starting with Woman of Honor (2009) and continuing through The Cursed Slipper (2026). Knight of Glory (2010) and Champion of Valor (2011) followed the first title. Series in the Zoltack list include Once Upon a Darkened Night, Twisted Ever After, Magic Incarnate, Age of Dragons, Winged Beast Chronicles, Court of Wolves and Immortal Ties. The Unbound Flame is scheduled for 2027.

Nicoli Gonnella writes LitRPG, with 12 books catalogued from 2022 to 2026 and Unbound listed as a character. Dissonance, Fury, Hunger, Silence and Threshold all came out in 2022. Abyss, Expanse and Vault followed in 2023, and Crown and Empire in 2024. Ruin (2026) is the newest release, and Gonnella is still publishing.

Nicoline Evans writes fantasy, and the catalogue holds 13 books published from 2014 to 2020. The series on record are Hall of Mosses, Namaté and Haemans. Evo (2014) is the earliest title and Gray Spots (2020) the latest. Haemans (2014), Blue Spots (2015), Nether Isle (2015), Field of Ashes (2016), The Darkest Garden (2017) and Crystet (2018) are also listed. The median book reaches 454 pages, and the list is marked likely complete.

Nidhi Chanani has 10 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2024, all credited to Chanani. Pashmina (2017) opens the run and Surfin' Sharks (2024) closes it. Shark Princess is the series filed under the name, and the catalogue holds Shark Princess (2022), Shark Party (2023), I Will Be Fierce (2019), Binny's Diwali (2020), Jukebox (2021) and Super Boba Café (2023) among its titles. Comic books, time travel, music, jukeboxes and fathers and daughters appear in the subject records.

Niel Hancock (January 8, 1941 to May 7, 2011) was an American fantasy writer and the creator of the fictional universe Atlanton Earth, known above all for the Circle of Light series. Hancock's fantasy novels fall into three sets of four books. Dragon Winter (1978) shares the Atlanton Earth universe but stands outside the main storyline. The novels were aimed at adult readers of high fantasy, yet use plain plots and talking-animal devices more common in children's books. Tor Books reissued them after several years out of print. Catalogued series are Atlanton Earth, Wilderness of Four and Windameir Circle, and Greyfax Grimwald (1977) is the first listed title.

Nigel Slater is an English food writer, journalist and broadcaster, born in 1956. Quick cooking is his signature subject: Real Fast Food (1992), Real Fast Desserts (1993), The 30-Minute Cook (1994) and 30-minute Suppers (1996) all work that ground, with Real Cooking (1997) and Real Good Food (1997) after them. Slater wrote for Marie Claire for five years before moving to The Observer Magazine, where his column has run for more than a decade, and he is the principal writer for Observer Food Monthly. His 27 catalogued books reach A Thousand Feasts (2024), at a median of 288 pages.

Nigel Tranter wrote Scottish historical novels alongside non-fiction on history and architecture. 129 catalogued books run from The Fortalices and Early Mansions of Southern Scotland, 1400-1650 (1935) to More Tales and Traditions of Scottish Castles (2008), with the 1960s the busiest decade. The fiction sequences cover Robert The Bruce, the House Of Stewart, the Master Of Gray, James V, Montrose, Mary Stewart and the MacGregors. Tranter lived from 1909 to 2000 and the median book runs 328 pages.

Nigella Lawson, born 6 January 1960, is an English food writer and television cook. After Oxford, Lawson became deputy literary editor of The Sunday Times in 1986 and later worked as a freelance journalist. How to Eat (1998), the first cookbook, sold 300,000 copies, and How to Be a Domestic Goddess won the British Book Award for Author of the Year. The Channel 4 series Nigella Bites began in 1999 and won Lawson a Guild of Food Writers Award. The catalogue lists 14 books through Cook, Eat, Repeat (2021), including Feast (2004) and Nigella Express (2007).

Nik Morton writes westerns and thrillers, with women sleuths, nuns, policewomen and stagecoach robberies among the subjects. The catalogue begins with Pain Wears No Mask (2007), and several titles, including Death at Bethesda Falls (2008) and The $300 Man (2009), appear under the name Ross Morton. Morton's series include Chronicles of Floreskand, Tana Standish Psychic Spy in Afghanistan, 1979, Avenging Cat, Leon Cazador, Sister Rose and Kyler Knightly and Damon Cole. Never Give Up (2026) is the newest title.

Nikesh Shukla FRSL, born 8 July 1980, is a British author and screenwriter whose writing takes up race, racism, identity and immigration. Shukla edited The Good Immigrant (2016), an essay collection carrying contributions from Riz Ahmed, Musa Okwonga, Bim Adewunmi and Reni Eddo-Lodge, then co-edited the 2019 companion volume about America with Chimène Suleyman. The catalogue lists 8 books published between 2010 and 2019, opening with Coconut Unlimited (2010) and closing with The Boxer (2019). Meatspace (2014), Run, Riot (2018) and The One Who Wrote Destiny (2018) fall in between.

Nikesha Elise Williams has 8 catalogued titles spanning 2017 to 2026. Four Women (2017) is the earliest and The Seven Daughters of Dupree (2026) the most recent. The Appeal of Ebony Jones (2018), Adulting (2019), Launch Into the Deep (2019), Love Never Fails (2019), Beyond Bourbon Street (2020) and Lessons We Were Never Taught (2020) complete the list. Williams is credited on all 8 books, and the catalogue records the work as ongoing.

Nikita Gill

12 books• 2 series

Poet, playwright, illustrator and writer Nikita Gill is Irish-Indian and based in the south of England. Eight volumes of poetry have been written or curated by Gill, who is among the most followed poets on Instagram. The catalogue holds 12 titles published between 2012 and 2026, from Your Body is an Ocean (2012) to Styx: The River (2026), taking in Wild Embers (2017), Fierce Fairytales (2018), Great Goddesses (2019) and The Girl and the Goddess (2020). Goddesses of the Underworld is the series filed under the name.

Nikita Parmenter has published 38 catalogued books since 2020. Finding My Home is the main series, with a companion strand titled Guys - Finding My Home; Broken Ashes, Black Onyx Academy, Lost One's and Broken Kings fill out the list. Home and Imprinted Tattoos both appeared in 2020, four more titles followed in 2021, and Black Onyx, Bow Down, Kneel and Repercussions came in 2022. Fractured Lore is the newest entry, from 2026, and Siorraidh is dated 2027.

Nikki Ash has 46 books in the catalogue, published from 2016 to 2026. Fighting For a Second Chance (2016) is first, followed by Fighting For Your Love (2017) and Fighting With Faith (2017). Ash's series include Fighting Love, Imperfect Love, Love and Lyrics, Tempting Love, Love & Whiskey and Love with Strings. Clinched (2018), Knocked Down (2018) and Takedown (2018) are among the titles, and Secret Seduction (2026) is the newest.

Two novels stand in Nikki Erlick's catalogue, and the first of them, The Measure, went to the Today Show book club in July 2022 as Jenna Bush Hager's pick. The Poppy Fields followed three years later, in 2025. Erlick writes from the United States and is listed as actively publishing.

Nikki Grimes, born October 20, 1950, is an American poet, journalist and author of books for children and young adults. The catalogue lists 75 books from Growin' (1977) to Twice Blessed (2026), and Meet Danitra Brown (1984) and Malcolm X (1992) are among them. Grimes's series are Dyamonde Daniel, Danitra Brown and Garvey. Catalogue subjects include children's poetry, African Americans, friendship, love, school and biography.

Nikki Hall has 9 catalogued books published between 2022 and 2026. The run opens with Game Changer and Rule Breaker (2022), followed by Front Runner, Hard Hitter and Play Maker in 2023, then four Ice Cold titles: Ice Cold Heart and Ice Cold Player (2024), Ice Cold Rival (2025) and Ice Cold Goal (2026). Beyond the Ice is the named series, and Hall is actively publishing.

Nikki Moyes is credited on 8 catalogued books spanning 2016 to 2025, and a series named Suri is listed under the name. If I Wake (2016) opens the catalogue, with Kokoda Trek and The Castle following in 2017. The Keeper (2019), The Halfling (2020), Let's Imagine What We Will Do (2022) and The Dark Lord's Risk Assessor (2023) come next. Jack the Builder (2025) is the newest title.

Nikki Sloane writes erotic romance. Three series carry the work: Blindfold Club, Nashville Neighborhood and Dangerous Obsession. Twenty-two books are catalogued between 2015 and 2026, opening with the 2015 group that includes Three Simple Rules, Three Hard Lessons and One More Rule, and reaching Hold Me Close, also issued as Surrender, in 2026. Sloane continues to publish.

Nikki St. Crowe is a USA Today and No. 1 Amazon bestselling author of dark romantasy. St. Crowe dates the start of a writing career to fourth grade, with second place in a Young Author's Competition. The catalogue holds 26 St. Crowe books from 2020 to 2026, including The Never King (2022), the Hot Vampire Next Door seasons and The Never Queen (2026). Series include Vicious Lost Boys, Midnight Harbor, Wrath & Rain, Devourer and Great and Terrible Land, and retellings and fantasy romance appear among the subjects.

Nikki Turner is an American writer of urban fiction whom Trendsetter Magazine called the Queen of Hip Hop Lit. A Hustler's Wife and A Project Chick, both from 2003, were the first two books and had sold about 150,000 copies by 2005. Turner, born in Richmond, Virginia, holds a degree from North Carolina Central University and left work as a travel agent to write full time, aiming to show the dark side of street life. The catalogue lists 28 books through Mamma (2024), including The Glamorous Life (2005), Riding Dirty on I-95 (2006), Forever a Hustler's Wife (2007) and Black Widow (2008). Unique, A Hustler's Wife, Project Chick and Glamorous Life are the series.

Nina Allan

19 books• 2 series

Nina Allan, born 27 May 1966, is a British writer of speculative fiction. Allan has published five short story collections, five novels and several novella-length works, and short fiction by Allan has appeared in Interzone, Black Static and Crimewave. That work has been nominated for or won awards including the Grand prix de l'Imaginaire and the BSFA Award. The catalogue holds 19 titles reaching A Granite Silence (2025), with the 2010s the densest stretch; Sunshine (2012), Spin (2013) and The Harlequin (2015) sit inside it.

Born in San Antonio and resident for most of a life in New Jersey, Nina Bangs took up romance novels and cats somewhere between California and Texas. Jobs before a teaching career ranged from work with Arabian horses to singing in Irish pubs, and a cat was written into every one of the stories that followed; USA Today bestseller lists carried the results. Bangs lives near Galveston, Texas. The 23 catalogued books run from An Original Sin and Night Bites, both 1999, to Eternal Shadows (2022), with vampires, paranormal romance, demonology, time travel, immortality and amusement parks among the subjects. Castle of Dark Dreams, Mackenzie Vampires and Gods of the Night are the three series credited to Bangs.

Nina de Gramont has eight catalogued books spanning 2001 to 2026. Of Cats and Men: Stories (2001) is the earliest, and the run continues through Gossip of the Starlings (2008), Every Little Thing in the World (2010), Meet Me at the River (2013), The Boy I Love (2014), The Last September (2015) and The Christie Affair (2022) to Peregrine Hill (2026). Subjects filed against the catalogue record friendship, best friends, teenage girls and boarding schools, alongside individual story titles from the 2001 collection.

Nina George, born in 1973, is a German writer. George's first bestseller reached English as The Little Paris Bookshop, having appeared in German in 2013 as Das Lavendelzimmer, and has been translated into more than 28 languages. Five George titles are catalogued here: that book, The Little French Bistro (2017), The Book of Dreams (2019), The Little Village of Book Lovers (2023) and Beautiful Nights (2025). Bookselling, reading, Paris and mental healing recur as subjects. George has published 26 books in all, together with short stories and several hundred newspaper columns, and works under three pen names.

Hold Still (2009) is the first of 12 catalogued books by Nina LaCour, and Meet Me in the Garden (2026) is the newest. We Are Okay (2017) won the Michael L. Printz Award in 2018. LaCour is an American author known mainly for young adult novels with LGBTQ romance storylines. The Disenchantments, Everything Leads to You, Watch Over Me, Yerba Buena and The Apartment House on Poppy Hill are also listed, and the catalogue names an Apartment House on Poppy Hill series. Subject tags include friendship, grief, bands, automobile travel, artists and lesbians.

Nina Lane writes romance, some of it explicit. Spiral of Bliss and Bliss Cove anchor a catalogue of 35 books that also holds Stone Brother Billionaires, Daring Hearts, Birdsong and Erotic Dark. Lane opened with A Study in Seduction and Arouse in 2012, kept single-word titles going through Allure, Awaken, Arrive and Adore, and stopped at It'll Always Be Her: Adam & Bee in 2022.

Nina Levine is an Australian romance author. Storm MC is the central series, a motorcycle club sequence that began with Storm in 2013 and extends into Sydney Storm MC and Storm MC Reloaded. Escape With An Alpha and Elixir are the other two lines. Thirty-nine books are catalogued between 2013 and 2025, from Storm to Yours, Now and Always, running near 295 pages each.

Nina Simon

4 books

Nina Simon is an American exhibition curator, museum director and writer, and the founder of the non-profit OF/BY/FOR ALL. Two books came out of the museum work: The Participatory Museum (2010) and The Art of Relevance (2016), on engagement, public relations and the social role of museums. Simon then turned to fiction with Mother-Daughter Murder Night in 2023, a New York Times bestseller and a Reese Witherspoon Book Club pick, and My Sister Is Going to Kill Me followed in 2026. Simon ran the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History from 2012 to 2019.

Ninie Hammon has 36 books catalogued between 2008 and 2023. God Said Yes (2008) is the earliest title on file, Sudan (2010) follows it, and The Gap (2023) is the most recent. No subject headings, series groupings or page counts are recorded against the Hammon listing, and no title in it carries a date after 2023.

Niobia Bryant is an African-American novelist, born November 24 in Newark, New Jersey, who writes romance and mainstream fiction. Bryant has also written urban and crime fiction as Meesha Mink and young adult fiction as Simone Bryant. The 41 catalogued books begin with Admission Of Love (2000) and reach Breaking Their One Rule (2024). Series include Mistress, Strong Family, Cress Brothers, Hot In Holtsville, Friends & Sins, Dutton Sisters, Pace Academy and Passion Grove, with female friendship, adultery and South Carolina among the subjects.

Nisa Santiago writes urban crime fiction about women in the drug trade. Thirty catalogued books run from Cartier Cartel (2008) to Mafioso - Part 7 (2023), with the 2010s the heaviest decade. Apple & Kola: The Baddest Chick is the longest series, joined by Mafioso, Killer Dolls, House That Hustle Built, Murdergram and South Beach Cartel. Street life, female gangs, women drug dealers, sisters and thieves recur as subjects, across books of a median 254 pages. No new title has appeared since 2023.

Fantasy is Nisha J. Tuli's genre, and her catalogue has grown fast: 15 books published between 2022 and 2026. To Wake a Kingdom (2022) opens the run, and Storm Caller (2026) is the most recent. Five series are catalogued: Artefacts of Ouranos, the Nightfire Quartet, Cursed Captors, Storm Breaker and Curse of Thorne. Titles name sun queens, aurora kings and heart queens, and the novels run to about 400 pages.

Nisha Sharma is an American author of contemporary romance for adults and young adults, written around South Asian characters. Ten books are catalogued between 2018 and 2025, from My So-Called Bollywood Life (2018) to Illusions of Fire (2025). Two series divide them, If Shakespeare Were an Auntie and the Singh Family, and the run includes The Takeover Effect (2019), The Legal Affair (2020), Radha & Jai's Recipe for Romance (2021), Dating Dr. Dil (2022), Tastes Like Shakkar (2023), The Karma Map (2023), Marriage & Masti (2024) and The Letters We Keep (2024). Sharma also writes science fiction, paranormal and fantasy romance as Nina Saxena.

Nita Prose is the pen name of Nita Pronovost, a Canadian author and book editor. The Maid (2022) opens the catalogue and won the Anthony, Barry, Macavity, Ned Kelly and Goodreads Choice awards. Seven books are listed through The Maid's Secret (2025), including The Mystery Guest (2023) and The Mistletoe Mystery (2024), and Maid is the series on the listing. Prose started out writing for literary magazines, then worked as an editor at HarperCollins Canada, Doubleday and Simon & Schuster Canada, rising to vice president and editorial director, and ghost wrote celebrity memoirs. Cozy mystery and crime are among the subjects.

Nita Round has 21 catalogued books from 2017 to 2026 across the Towers of the Earth, Evie Chester Files, Dragon Riders of Vorden and Angels of the Veil series. Knight's Sacrifice (2017) is the first title. Most early books arrived in 2020, including A Touch of Darkness, A Touch of Ice, A Touch of Rage and A Touch of Truth. Fur and Fangs and The Ghost of Emily Tapper followed in 2021. Dark Dragon Awakened (2026) is the newest Round title.

Nnedi Okorafor

40 books• 11 series

Nnedi Okorafor, born Nnedimma Nkemdili Okorafor on April 8, 1974, is a Nigerian American writer of science fiction and fantasy for children and adults. The Binti series and the novels Who Fears Death, Zahrah the Windseeker, Akata Witch, Akata Warrior, Lagoon and Remote Control lead Okorafor's body of work, which also takes in comics and film. Okorafor coined the terms Africanfuturism and Africanjujuism for this writing and has won the Hugo, Nebula, Eisner and World Fantasy awards. The catalogue lists 40 books from Zahrah the Windseeker (2005) to The Daughter Who Remains (2026).

Noah Bond's eight catalogued books cover a long stretch, from Nomad/Y: The Moon Base Project (1999) to two 2022 titles, His Majesty's Posse and Holler Gals: Backwoods to Hollywood. The Doorstep of Depravity and The Lost Testimony of Bones LeBeau both appeared in 2010, followed by All the Targets (2011), Nekkid Lake (2014) and The Devil's Astronaut (2015). Terrorism is the one recorded subject heading, and the median book runs to 355 pages.

Noah Gordon

10 books• 1 series

Ten catalogued books carry Noah Gordon's name, from Night Ward (1960) to The Winemaker (2006). Physicians and healers run through the work in The Death Committee (1969), The Physician (1986) and Shaman (1992), and the Cole Family Trilogy is his one catalogued series. Jewish history supplies the other strand, in The Rabbi (1965), The Jerusalem Diamond (1979) and The Last Jew (1999), with rabbis and the Inquisition among the recorded subjects. Gordon, an American novelist, was born in 1926 and died in 2021.

Noah Hawley works mainly in television, creating, writing and often directing the FX series Fargo, Legion and Alien: Earth, and writes novels alongside that. Seven books are catalogued, from A Conspiracy of Tall Men (1998) to Anthem (2022), with The Good Father (2012) and Before the Fall (2016) among them. Conspiracies, government investigators, secrets and brothers run through the subject matter. Hawley also wrote the film The Alibi (2006), wrote and directed Lucy in the Sky (2019), and sings cover versions on those television soundtracks.

Noah Layton writes serialised fantasy and superhero fiction in numbered runs. Tribe Master reaches six volumes by 2021, and Suburban Warlock reaches six by 2026. Twelve series carry Layton's name in all, among them RV Mage, Realm Guard, Backwoods Summoner, Alpha Warlock Academy, Neighborhood Mage, Harpy Core, Bounty Hunting and Monster Beach Hotel. LA Superhero (2018) opens a catalogue of 40 books that continues into 2026.

Noam Chomsky

134 books• 4 series

Noam Chomsky (Avram Noam Chomsky, born December 7, 1928) is an American linguist, philosopher, political activist and social critic, sometimes called the father of modern linguistics. Chomsky helped found cognitive science, is a major figure in analytic philosophy, and holds posts as laureate professor of linguistics at the University of Arizona and institute professor emeritus at MIT. The catalogue lists 134 books, starting with Syntactic Structures (1957) and reaching The Myth of American Idealism (2024). Subjects range from generative grammar to world politics and terrorism.