Authors whose first name starts with O, page 2 of 2

Owen Mullen writes thrillers and detective fiction, with 14 books catalogued from 2017 to 2024. The earliest titles, all from 2017, include And So It Began and Games People Play. Mullen's series are Charlie Cameron, Glass Family and Mackenzie Darroch. Later books include In Harm's Way, Deadly Harm, Out of the Silence and The Accused. The newest, The Wrong Woman (2024), carries the byline O.J. Mullen. The author is still publishing.

Owen Parr writes crime mysteries, and the catalogue names three series: Joey Mancuso and Father O'Brian, Jack Ryder Crime Mystery, and Alpha Team. The 23 catalogued books run from Operation Due Diligence (2015) to The Shadow Ledger (2025). Titles from 2017 include A Murder on Long Island, A Murder On Wall Street and The Manhattan Red Ribbon Killer. The Murder of Paolo Mancuso and The Case of the Dead Russian Spy appeared in 2018. Parr is still publishing.

Ralph Peters writes military fiction and history, and publishes his American Civil War fiction as Owen Parry. The Abel Jones series belongs to the Owen Parry name and begins with Faded Coat of Blue (1999). Under Peters, the catalogue holds military thrillers such as Bravo Romeo (1981), Red Army (1989) and The War in 2020 (1991), and later Civil War novels including the Battle Hymn Cycle and Darkness at Chancellorsville (2020), the newest of 33 books. Soldiers, military policy and the war on terrorism supply the nonfiction subjects.

Owen Sheers

18 books• 2 series

Owen Sheers, born 20 September 1974, is a Welsh poet, author, playwright and television presenter, and the first writer-in-residence appointed by any national rugby union team. The catalogue lists 18 titles published between 2002 and 2019, beginning at The Blue Book (2002) and ending at The Green Hollow (2019). Poetry, drama, history, English literature and Wales run through the recorded subjects, with Skirrid Hill (2006), Resistance (2007) and The Dust Diaries (2004) among the books. Ceri Wyn Jones shares the credit on one title.

Owl Goingback, born James Russell Heidbrink on 1 May 1959, is an American author of horror, fantasy and science fiction. The novels in the catalogue begin with Crota (1996) and continue through Darker Than Night (1999), Evil Whispers (2001) and Breed (2002) to Coyote Rage (2019), alongside the collection Tribal Screams (2018). Subject headings name Indians of North America, the Kiowa, eagles and children's fiction. The listing also carries New Talent Showcase 2017, a shared volume credited to seven further writers as well as Goingback.

New Orleans is the constant in O'Neil de Noux's crime fiction. The LaStanza New Orleans Police novels, Lucien Caye Private Eye, John Raven Beau and the Jacques Dugas mysteries are all set there. 77 catalogued books run from Grim Reaper (1988) to Ain't That New Orleans (2026). De Noux took Shamus Awards for best private eye short story in 2007 and 2020 and a Derringer in 2008, and was named Literary Artist of the Year for 2015 by the St. Tammany Parish Commission on Cultural Affairs. The median book runs 235 pages.