Authors whose first name starts with R, page 10 of 13

Robin Covington writes contemporary romance. Billionaires, workplace romance, actors, paranormal and suspense strands, and Indigenous and multicultural characters run through the catalogue's 29 titles, published between 2012 and 2022. A Night of Southern Comfort (2012) opens the run and Last Second Chance (2022) closes it. The Boys Are Back in Town, Redhawk Reunion, Playing Around and DC After Dark are the listed series, and the MacKenzie Family is the recurring character entry. No title is listed after 2022.

Robin D. Mahle publishes in tightly grouped series: the Lochlann Treaty, Lochlann Feuds and Lochlann Deception books share a name, with Twisted Pages, Unfabled, Frostbound Court and Dominion of Wolves alongside. Twenty-seven titles are catalogued from The Fractured Empire (2018) to Moon Wrought (2026), including a seasonal set, Winter's Captive (2018), then Spring's Rising, Summer's Rebellion and Autumn's Reign, all 2019.

Robin D. Owens writes romance crossed with fantasy and science fiction. Heart Mate (2001) opens Celta's Heartmates, set on another planet and running through Heart Thief, Heart Duel, Heart Choice and Heart Dance; the Summoning, Ghost Seer and Mystic Circle series follow. Magic, psychic ability and wizards recur across 35 catalogued books, which end at Song of Marwey (2022).

Robin Hobb

25 books• 9 series

Robin Hobb is one of two pen names of Margaret Astrid Lindholm Ogden, an American writer of speculative fiction born on March 5, 1952; the other is Megan Lindholm. As Hobb she writes fantasy set in the Realm of the Elderlings, made up of the Farseer, Liveship Traders and Tawny Man trilogies, the Rain Wild Chronicles and the Fitz and the Fool trilogy. The catalogue lists 25 books from 1991 to 2026, with Assassin's Apprentice (1995), Royal Assassin (1996) and Assassin's Quest (1997) among the early titles, and also includes the Soldier Son Trilogy. As of 2018 her fiction had been translated into 22 languages and sold more than 4 million copies.

Legal thrillers make up most of Robin James's catalogue. Cass Leary and Mara Brent each head a legal thriller series, with the Mercy Gale and Mannings books alongside. James's 43 catalogued titles run from 2016, the year of The Lawyer and The Law Partners, to The Best Lawyer, and Edge of Justice is scheduled for 2027. The 2020s hold the largest share of the list.

Robin Jarvis, born in 1963, is a British novelist writing dark fantasy and supernatural suspense for children and young adults. The 26 catalogued books run from 1989 to 2018 and include the Deptford Mice, Whitby Witches, Tales from the Wyrd Museum, Hagwood Trilogy, Dancing Jax and Witching Legacy series. Witching Legacy sets a coastal town and its last supernatural guardian against a vast evil. Hagwood pits shape-shifting Werglers against faerie armies, and in Dancing Jax a hypnotic book switches the world into a dystopia. The Dark Portal (1989) is among the earliest Jarvis titles, and The Devil's Paintbox (2018) is the newest.

Robin Jones Gunn

99 books• 14 series

Robin Jones Gunn is an award-winning Christian author of more than 100 books. Christy Miller and Sierra Jensen are series for teen girls, and Christy Miller's characters carry on in Christy and Todd: College Years, Christy & Todd: The Married Years, Christy & Todd: The Baby Years and Katie Weldon. Glenbrooke and Sisterchicks are further series, and Sisterchicks in Gondolas won the Christy Award in 2007. The site lists 99 books from 1985 to Shortbread in the Highlands (2026), starting with the Billy 'n' Bear titles of 1985.

Robin Lee Hatcher writes Christian and historical romance, with 103 books in the catalogue from Stormy Surrender (1983) to To Find Where She Belongs (2026). Hatcher has been a RITA Award finalist eleven times and has won it twice, and has received Lifetime Achievement Awards from Romance Writers of America and American Christian Fiction Writers. Series include Women of Hope, King's Meadow, Coming To America, Hart's Crossing, Sisters Of Bethlehem Springs, Where The Heart Lives and Legacy Of Faith. Subjects include frontier and pioneer life, Idaho and young women.

Robin Mahle's 49 catalogued books run from All the Shiny Things / Redwood Violet (2013) to The Final Confession (2026). Kate Reid appears as a character listing, and series listings include Kate Reid, Allison Hart, Detective Rebecca Ellis, Lacy Merrick Thriller, Remy Fontaine Thriller and Riley Thompson Thriller. Subjects include police, deception, revenge, and officials and employees. Beyond the Clearing (2014), Law of Five (2014), Gone Unnoticed (2015) and First Target (2017) are among the titles.

Robin McKinley, born November 16, 1952, is an American author of fantasy novels and fairy tale retellings. The Hero and the Crown (1984) won the Newbery Medal, and the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association named McKinley the 39th Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master in 2022. The catalogue lists 21 books from Beauty (1978) to Shadows (2013), including The Blue Sword (1982), The Outlaws of Sherwood (1988) and Deerskin (1993). Series include Damar, Folktales and Tales Of Elemental Spirits.

Robin Patchen has 42 catalogued books, the earliest being One Christmas Eve (2012) and the newest Shadowing You (2026). Faith House (2013), Chasing Amanda (2015) and Finding Amanda (2015) are early titles, and a run of Lies titles appeared from 2016 to 2018. Series include Coventry Saga, Wright Heroes of Maine, Beauty in Flight, Nutfeld Saga and Amanda.

Robin Pilcher, born 10 August 1950, is a British novelist and the eldest son of the author Rosamunde Pilcher. Five novels carry Pilcher's name, from An Ocean Apart (1999) to A Matter of Trust (2010), the last of these also published as The Long Way Home. Scotland, family farms, widowers, gardeners and divorced women supply the material, and nothing further has been catalogued.

Robin Robertson, born in 1955, is a Scottish poet. Ten books are catalogued between A Painted Field (1998) and Grimoire (2020), among them Slow Air: Poems (2002), Swithering (2006), The Wrecking Light (2010), Hill of Doors (2013), Sailing the Forest: Selected Poems (2014) and The Long Take (2018). Recorded subjects are Scottish poetry, English poetry and modern poetry. A nonfiction grouping also sits within Robertson's catalogue.

Robin S. Sharma is a Canadian writer of self-help and motivational books, trained in law at Dalhousie University and known as a leadership expert. The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari (1996) is Sharma's signature book and spawned several follow-ups on leadership and family wisdom. Toastmasters International gave Sharma its Golden Gavel award in 2011. The catalogue lists 26 books from Megaliving! (1995) to Digital Harmony (2026), covering success, leadership and happiness.

Robin Sloan

9 books• 2 series

Robin Sloan is an American author whose debut novel, Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore, appeared in 2012. The catalogue groups nine titles into two series, Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore and Annabel Scheme, and also holds Sourdough (2017), The Suitcase Clone (2022) and Moonbound (2024). Subjects cover bookstores, booksellers, San Francisco, fantasy and humour.

Robin Stevens writes historical murder mysteries for children, and the catalogue counts 17 books from 2014 to 2023. Murder Most Unladylike (2014), also titled Murder is Bad Manners, is the first. Arsenic for Tea, First Class Murder, Jolly Foul Play and Mistletoe and Murder followed, and The Body in the Blitz (2023) is the newest. The Wells and Wong Mysteries, the Ministry of Unladylike Activity and the mini mysteries make up the Stevens series list, with schools and friendship among the subjects.

Robin Stevenson is a Canadian author of fiction and non-fiction for readers from toddlers through teens. Born in England and brought to Canada as a child, Stevenson has 31 catalogued books, from Out of Order (2007) to Kid Musicians (2024). The writing has been translated and published in more than a dozen countries, and has won a Stonewall Book Award, the Silver Birch Award and the Sheila A. Egoff Children's Literature Prize, with finalist places at the Lambda Literary Award and the Governor General's Awards. Recorded subjects include schools, friendship, family life, multiculturalism and homosexuality.

Robin Talley is an American author of young adult books, and has worked as a communications strategist for nonprofit organizations on educational equity, gay rights and women's rights. Talley's novels feature racially diverse and LGBTQ+ characters. The 8 catalogued titles span 2014 to 2024, opening with Lies We Tell Ourselves (2014) and reaching Everything Glittered (2024). Subjects record lesbian teenagers, high schools, race relations, school integration and sexual orientation. Pulp (2018), Music from Another World (2020) and The Love Curse of Melody McIntyre (2020) sit inside the run, and measured volumes reach about 406 pages.

Robin Wall Kimmerer writes about plants, ecology and Indigenous knowledge. Five books are catalogued: Gathering Moss (2003), Braiding Sweetgrass (2013), Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults (2023), The Serviceberry (2024) and Bud Finds Her Gift (2025). Braiding Sweetgrass is the best known of them. Kimmerer, born in 1953, is Potawatomi and is an associate professor of environmental and forest biology at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Mosses, plant ecology, forests, human-plant relationships and the philosophy of nature are the subject headings.

Robin Wasserman, born May 31, 1978, is an American novelist and essayist who grew up outside Philadelphia and studied at Harvard University and UCLA. Before becoming an author, Wasserman was an associate editor at a children's book publisher. Wasserman has written books for children and young adults and two novels for adults; Mother Daughter Widow Wife (2020) was a finalist for the 2021 PEN/Faulkner Award. The catalogue lists 52 books from 2000, including the WINX Club, Unfabulous and Chasing Yesterday series.

Robin Yocum writes crime and suspense set largely in Ohio, with murder investigation and the press as recurring subjects. Ten books span 1993 to 2025, from Insured for Murder (1993) and Dead Before Deadline (2004) to the novels Favorite Sons (2011), A Brilliant Death (2016), A Welcome Murder (2017) and The Sacrifice of Lester Yates (2021). The Last Hitman closed the run in 2025, at a median length of 287 pages.

Robyn Carr is the American author of the Virgin River books, and an executive producer on the television versions of Virgin River and Sullivan's Crossing. The catalogue records 70 Carr books, from Chelynne (1980) to The Friendship Club (2024). Thunder Point, Sullivan's Crossing and the Grace Valley Trilogy are Carr's other series. Several novels, The Hero among them, reached The New York Times Best Seller list. Subject tags on the books include contemporary romance, California, single mothers, veterans and city and town life.

Erin McCabe, a transgender lawyer, is the lead of Robyn Gigl's legal thrillers. Gigl, born in 1952, is an American lawyer and LGBTQ+ activist as well as a novelist. The series opens with By Way of Sorrow (2021) and runs through Survivor's Guilt, Remain Silent and Nothing but the Truth to All We Hide in 2026, 5 books so far. The work has both won the Joseph Hansen Award and placed as a finalist for it.

Robyn Harding is a Canadian crime writer. Her early titles take in suburban domestic life, among them The Journal of Mortifying Moments (2004), The Secret Desires of a Soccer Mom (2006) and Chronicles of a Mid-Life Crisis (2008). The later work turned to suspense: The Party (2017), Her Pretty Face (2018), The Arrangement (2019), The Perfect Family and The Drowning Woman. Family secrets, neighbours and women under pressure recur across 15 catalogued titles, which reach Strangers in the Villa in 2026.

Robyn Peterman writes romance, much of it paranormal, with suspense recorded alongside it as a subject. Fashionably Dead (2013) opens a catalogue of 76 books, and the series strands include Hot Damned, Magic and Mayhem, Shift Happens, Sea Shenanigans, Good To The Last Death, My So-Called Mystical Midlife and Wylde Paranormal Love. Peterman reached A Fashionably Freakier Friday in 2026 and continues to publish.

Robyn Schneider writes fiction for teenagers. Catalogue subjects for Schneider record high schools, preparatory schools, coming of age, debating, college choice, friendship and people with disabilities. The 10 catalogued books span 2007 to 2024, from Better Than Yesterday (2007) and The Social Climber's Guide to High School (2007) to The New Camelot (2024), taking in Severed Heads, Broken Hearts (2013), The Beginning of Everything (2013), Extraordinary Means (2015), Invisible Ghosts (2018), You Don't Live Here (2020), The Other Merlin (2021) and The Future King (2023). Emry Merlin is the series recorded under this name.

Robyn Wideman writes young adult fantasy. Twelve series are recorded: New Realm Online, Apocalypse Online, Dragonblood Sagas and its Sisera branch, Stoneblood Saga, Darkthorn Academy, Monster Tamer Academy, Hunter's Dragon, Badland Heroes, Akira, Seared and Wandering Cultivator of the Broken Empire. Son of Soron, Siege of Pailtar and The Missing Mage opened the catalogue in 2015. Wideman has 73 catalogued books reaching An Ancient Quest in 2026, averaging 350 pages.

Robyn Young is an English historical novelist, born in Oxford in September 1975, whose books have appeared in more than 15 languages. The Brethren trilogy is set in the Middle Ages. Young's series in the catalogue are the Brethren Trilogy, the Insurrection Trilogy and New World Rising. Subjects include the Crusades, the Templars, conspiracies, quests and Palestine. The 8 catalogued books run from Brethren (2006) and Crusade (2007) to Sons of the Blood (2016) and Court of Wolves (2018).

Rochelle Alers, born August 7, 1943, is an American romance novelist who has also written as Susan James and Rena McLeary. The catalogue lists 95 books from Careless Whispers (1988) to A Maverick of Honor (2026). Subjects cover African American romance, contemporary and historical romance, widows and New Orleans. Series include Hideaway Legacy, Eatons, Wickham Falls Weddings, Cavanaugh Island, Blackstones of Virginia and Whitfield Brides. Hideaway (1995) is among the titles.

Romance is the subject heading Rochelle B. Weinstein's catalogue carries, alongside man-woman relationships, photographers and American literature. Weinstein is credited on all 8 books listed, published between 2012 and 2025. What We Leave Behind (2012) opens the run, and The Mourning After (2013), Where We Fall (2016), Somebody's Daughter (2018) and This is Not How it Ends (2020) follow. When We Let Go (2022), What You Do To Me (2023) and We Are Made of Stars (2025) bring the catalogue up to date.

Rochelle Paige writes paranormal and contemporary romance, including novellas, according to the catalogue subjects, and Cards of Love is among the listed series tags. The catalogue counts 55 books, from Push the Envelope (2013) to The Werewolf & the Baker's Granddaughter (2026). Crying Wolf (2014), Bear It All (2015) and Bear the Consequences (2015) are among the titles. Series include Fated Mates, Body and Soul, Blythe College, Bachelorette Party, Love Under the Lights, Crisis and Fortuity Duet.

Rod Collins writes on management and in fiction. What Do I Do When I Get There?: A New Manager's Guidebook (2007) is the earliest of eight catalogued books, and subjects record personnel management and management alongside thrillers, friendship and Oregon. Sheriff Bud Blair Oregon Mystery and John Bitter are the two series filed under the Collins name. Bitter's Run (2015), Spider Silk (2016), Stone Fly (2016), Not Before Midnight (2017), Bloodstone (2018) and Mariah's Song (2018) precede Abiqua (2020), the most recent title.

Rod Duncan, born in Wales in 1962, is a British writer who grew up in Aberystwyth and settled in Leicestershire, where he lectures at De Montfort University. Identified as dyslexic at eight, Duncan went on to take a mining geology degree at the University of Leicester, then spent years from 1989 in Taiwan running an environmental education programme for the Baha'i community before returning in 1993. Three series are catalogued to the name: Riot Trilogy, Fall of the Gas-Lit Empire and Map of Unknown Things. Recorded subjects include steampunk science fiction, mystery and detective fiction, women private investigators and male impersonators. Titles include The Bullet-Catcher's Daughter (2014), Unseemly Science (2015) and The Queen of All Crows (2018).

Roddy Doyle

33 books• 4 series

Roddy Doyle is an Irish novelist, dramatist and screenwriter, born in 1958. Ireland, and working-class Dublin in particular, is where Doyle sets the work, written with dialogue in slang and Irish English. Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha took the Booker Prize in 1993. The catalogue holds 33 books, from The Commitments (1987), filmed in 1991, to The Women Behind the Door (2024), and takes in the Barrytown Trilogy, the Last Roundup and the Rover Adventures written for children. Friendship, families, brothers and humorous stories carry the subject tags.

Two names cover one crime-writing catalogue: Roderic Jeffries and Roderic Graeme. The Inspector Alvarez novels are police procedurals featuring Enrique Alvarez and set in Spain. The Blackshirt books came first, starting with Concerning Blackshirt (1952) and running through the 1950s. The C.I.D. Room, Brandy and Don Kerry series fill out the list. The listing holds 149 titles dated 1952 to 2014, ending with In Search of Murder (2014), and the run reads as finished.

Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams is the joint byline on eight catalogued books published between 2005 and 2017, and on the Tunnels series. The Highfield Mole (2005) opens the listing, Tunnels (2007) follows, and the run continues through Deeper, Freefall, Closer, Spiral and Terminal to Summerhouse Land (2017). Subject headings cover underground areas, subterranean civilization, imaginary places, archaeology, adventure stories, science fiction and children's fiction, with London among the settings. The median book runs to 472 pages.

Roderick Mayne Thorp Jr., born 1 September 1936 and died 28 April 1999, was an American novelist of police procedurals and crime fiction. The Detective (1966) reached the screen under the same name in 1968; its sequel Nothing Lasts Forever became the film Die Hard, making Thorp the originator of that franchise. Rainbow Drive and Devlin were both adapted as television films. The catalogue lists 15 books under the Thorp name, opening with Into the Forest (1961) and taking in Dionysius (1969), Wives (1972), Slaves (1977) and Westfield (1977). Recorded subjects include detective and mystery stories, Los Angeles, police and serial murders.

Tales of Dan Coast is Rodney Riesel's longest-running series. The catalogue holds 75 books published between 2012 and 2026, opening with Sleeping Dogs Lie and reaching Hit and Run. The Jensen Beach Mystery and Fernandina Beach Mystery lines, Jake Stellar, Allen Crane and its Reed Templeton offshoot, Sunrise City, Dunquin Cove and Charlie Hewitt run alongside it. Riesel continues to publish.

Roger A. Price has 9 catalogued books, published between 2013 and 2024. Two series are grouped under the name: Badge and The Pen, and DS Martin Draker. By Their Rules (2013) opens the run and The Cabal (2024) is the newest entry. A New Menace (2014), Nemesis (2016), Vengeance (2017), Hidden (2019), Double Cross (2023), Inside Threat (2023) and Red Herring (2023) fill out the listing, three of them dated 2023. The catalogue records no subject headings and marks the run ongoing.

Roger Burnage is credited on nine books published between 2012 and 2022. A Certain Threat (2012) opens the list and The Fateful Voyage (2022) closes it. Five titles beginning The Threat run through the East and the West Indies (2014), then the Adriatic, the Americas and the Baltic (2015), while Merriman and the French Invasion (2013) and The Dark Fortress (2014) complete the set. Merriman Chronicles is the series recorded under the name.

Roger L. Simon, born Roger Lichtenberg Simon on November 22, 1943, is an American novelist and screenwriter and the creator of the Moses Wine detective series. The catalogue lists 17 books from The Mama Tass Manifesto (1970) to EMET (2026), including The Big Fix (1973), Wild Turkey (1976), Peking Duck (1979) and California Roll (1985). Subjects include private investigators, Los Angeles and Silicon Valley. Simon has seven produced screenplays and served as CEO of PJ Media, and now holds the title of CEO Emeritus there. Simon has also led the West Coast branch of PEN and sat on the Writers Guild of America board.

Roger Lea MacBride, born in 1929 and died in 1995, was an American lawyer, political figure and writer who inherited Laura Ingalls Wilder's estate. MacBride edited and published further Wilder material, then wrote the Rose Years, a spin-off series set in the Little House on the Prairie world and following Rose Wilder Lane through Missouri farm life and frontier schools. He also pushed the development of the television adaptation, and served a single term as a Republican in the Vermont House of Representatives in the 1960s. Fifteen catalogued titles date from 1976 to 2001.

Roger Maxim's catalogue counts 16 books from Aluminum Rain (2015) to When Life Resumes (2025). The listed series are Long Gray Target, When Then Becomes Now and Watson Saga. Mosquito Bites and The Legend of White 19 also date from 2015, and Red Flight, Break! followed in 2018. Pacific on Fire (2020), The Long Gray Target (2020), Shadow on the Sea (2021), The Sun Sets Westward (2021) and After The Guns Are Silenced (2022) come later, and Roger Maxim is still publishing.

Roger R.N. Morris writes historical mysteries and police procedurals, with London and Saint Petersburg among the recorded settings. Silas Quinn, Porfiry Petrovich and Empire Of Shadows are the listed series. The catalogue holds 17 books from Taking Comfort (2006), published as Roger Morris, to Cover Story (2025). A Gentle Axe (2007), A Vengeful Longing (2008) and A Razor Wrapped in Silk (2010) come early in the run, followed by The Mannequin House (2012), The Red Hand of Fury (2018) and Psychotopia (2019).

Roger Silverwood writes police procedurals set in England. Michael Angel is the recurring character, and the D.I. Angel / Yorkshire Murder Mystery books are the main series, with Superintendent Cawthorn and standalone novels beside them. Subjects name police, murder, investigation, serial murders and crime. The catalogue lists 33 titles from 2004, when Choker and In the Midst of Life appeared, to Angel Takes Off in 2025. Several entries in the listing carry other writers' credits, among them David Marcum, Kelvin I. Jones and Roger Johnson.

Roger Smith, who also writes as James Rayburn and Max Wilde, is a thriller author whose books are linked to South Africa, including the Cape Town series. Catalogue subjects include criminals, thieves, fugitives, assassins, psychopaths and fathers and sons. The 11 listed titles begin with Mixed Blood (2009) and Wake Up Dead (2009). Dust Devils (2011), Capture (2012), Vile Blood (2012, as Max Wilde), Man Down (2014) and Nowhere (2016) follow. Ash (2019), written as James Rayburn, is the newest.

Roger Stelljes writes police thrillers set in and around Saint Paul, Minnesota. The St. Paul Conspiracy (2006) opens the McRyan Mystery series, followed by Deadly Stillwater, Electing to Murder, Fatally Bound and Blood Silence, and the Agent Tori Hunter novels run alongside. Nineteen books reach Hunt You Down in 2026.

Roger Taylor writes fantasy, and the catalogue lists 15 books from 1988 to 2022. The Call of the Sword (1988) comes first, followed by The Fall of Fyorlund (1989), The Waking of Orthlund (1989) and Into Narsindal (1990). Taylor's listings include Chronicles of Hawklan, a Chronicles of Hawklan sequel, standalone novels and non-fiction. Farnor (1992) and Whistler (1994) are among the later titles, and Newman (2022) is the newest.

Chuck Brandt is the lead character most associated with Roger Weston, whose 20 catalogued books appeared between 2011 and 2018. The Assassin's Wife and The Golden Catch are the 2011 titles. Roger Weston series also include Jake Sands, Meg Coles, Frank Murdoch and Paul Cook. Two 2014 books tell the true tales of the castaways Ann Saunders and Daniel Foss. Vengeance is the last listed title.

Roger Zelazny (1937–1995) was an American science fiction and fantasy writer whose novels and short stories draw on mythology and religion. The Chronicles of Amber, set in the imaginary realm of Amber and featuring Corwin, is the best known sequence. Zelazny won the Nebula Award three times and the Hugo six, two of those for novels: ...And Call Me Conrad, republished as This Immortal, and Lord of Light (1967). Seventy-nine books are catalogued from Four for Tomorrow (1965) onward, taking in the Dilvish stories, the Changeling Saga and the Francis Sandow books.

Grand Game heads Rohan M. Vider's series list, alongside Gods Game, Dragon Mage Saga, Chaosborn, Chronicles of Myelad and Annals of the Runeguard. Crota (2018) is the first of 23 books, followed by Dungeon Dive and The Labyrinth (2019). Sovereign, Sovereign Rising and Sovereign's Choice form a run between 2020 and 2021. Sponsors (2026) is the latest, and Unbridled Fury is scheduled for 2027.

Roisin Meaney, born in 1959, is an Irish novelist living in West Clare. Families, female friendship, sisters and the secrets that bind them are the recurring subjects, and Ireland is the constant setting. Twenty-five books are catalogued between 2004 and 2026, opening with The Daisy Picker and reaching Second Chances. Several carry two titles, among them Love in the Making, also published as Semi-Sweet. Meaney writes for children as well as adults.

Roland James Green, born September 2, 1944 and died April 20, 2021, worked as a writer and editor of American science fiction and fantasy. Bylines varied: Roland Green on some books, Roland J. Green on others, and the pen name Jeffrey Lord on 28 Richard Blade books. The catalogue holds 56 titles beginning with Wandor's Ride (1973), across the Wandor books, Spaceways, Starcruiser Shenandoah, Peace Company, Throne of Sherran and Seas of Kilmoyn. Conan and Cimmeria appear among the recorded subjects, and Dragonlance: The Warriors is one of the series listed.

Roland Merullo

32 books• 2 series

Roland Merullo, born in 1953, is an American writer of novels, essays and memoir. 32 catalogued books span 1991 to 2026, opening with Leaving Losapas and reaching The Eight Visits. Breakfast with Buddha (2007) and the Revere Beach Trilogy are the best-known work, beside In Revere, In Those Days (2002), A Little Love Story (2005) and the memoir Revere Beach Elegy (2002). Italian American families, golf, Buddhism and self-realisation recur as subjects, and Merullo's books have been translated into eleven languages.

Roland Smith, born November 30, 1951, is an American author of young adult fiction and of nonfiction for children. The catalogue lists 51 titles from Sea Otter Rescue (1990) to The Vaquita (2025), with early books on zoo animals, Primates in the Zoo, Snakes in the Zoo, Inside the Zoo Nursery, sitting beside later adventure fiction. Series include I, Q, Peak, Storm Runners, Zach's Lie, Jacob Lansa, Marty and Grace and the Alphabet Picture books; Marie Smith shares credit on 3 of the titles. Subjects name survival, adventure, spies, mountaineering and terrorism.

Roman Savarovsky has 17 catalogued books, the earliest dated 2025, across two series, Last Paladin and Guardian's Journey. Guardian's Journey: 1 and The Last Paladin 1 through The Last Paladin 6 all appeared in 2025. Guardian's Journey: 2 and The Last Paladin 11 are dated 2026, and Guardian's Journey 3 is announced for 2027.

Romeo Alexander writes contemporary romance in short instalments, with a median length of 122 pages. The catalogue holds 93 books published between 2017 and 2026, from Breaking the Law to Ex with Benefits, and it is ongoing. Small-town and workplace settings organise the series: Men of Fairlake, Men of Fort Dale, Heroes of Port Dale, Greenford, Cresson Point, Silver City Secrets, Isaiah Ranch, Arete Resort, Club Nocturne and Private Eyes.

Ron Chernow

8 books

Ron Chernow writes long biographies and financial history, a median of 832 pages a book. The House of Morgan (1990) opens a list of eight catalogued titles running through The Warburgs (1993), Titan (1998) on John D. Rockefeller, Alexander Hamilton (2004), Washington: A Life (2010), Grant (2017) and Mark Twain (2025). Banking, biography and American history supply the subjects.

Ron Corbett writes Canadian crime fiction and non-fiction. The Frank Yakabuski novels, Ragged Lake (2017), Cape Diamond (2018), Mission Road (2020), and the Danny Barrett books are his two series, while other titles are travel and photographic works on Canada, among them The Gatineau (1994) and The Rideau Canal Then and Now (2020). The catalogue holds 14 books, reaching Back Channel (2025). Murder, police procedure and logging fill the subject tags.

Ron Faust wrote crime fiction and psychological thrillers across a catalogue of 15 books from Snowkill (1974) to The Burning Sky (2013). Subject tags include serial murders, archaeologists, Nazis, terrorists and Colorado. Faust's series is Dan Shaw. The Wolf in the Clouds (1977), The Long Count (1979), Death Fires (1980), In the Forest of the Night (1993), Fugitive Moon (1995) and Split Image (1997) are among the titles.