Authors whose first name starts with S, page 15 of 19

Former attorney Steve Berry practised as a trial lawyer for three decades and served fourteen years in elected office. The American author was born on September 2, 1955, and lives in St. Augustine, Florida. The Amber Room (2003) and The Romanov Prophecy (2004) were his first works, and the catalogue now counts 44 books, with The Sorcerer's Veil announced and the list reaching 2027. Cotton Malone is the recurring character; other listings include Cassiopeia Vitt Adventure, Luke Daniels and standalone novels. Subjects include espionage, political thrillers, popes and booksellers.

Steve Brewer

36 books• 3 series

Steve Brewer, born 1957, is an American writer of mystery, detective and crime novels. Lonely Street (1994) opens a catalogue of 36 books and was filmed under the same title, with Robert Patrick, Jay Mohr and Joe Mantegna in the cast. Bubba Mabry, a private investigator working Albuquerque, anchors the longest series, with Jackie Nolan and Drew Gavin the other two. Bank robberies, missing children and political corruption recur as subjects, and Trouble Town (2021) is the last catalogued title.

Steve Brown's catalogue holds 25 books published between 1999 and 2023. Susan Chase is the series recorded under Brown's name, and the listing opens in 1999 with Color Her Dead, Black Fire and Of Love and War. Three titles are catalogued under alternate names: Dead Kids Tell No Tales / Color Me Guilty (2000), Stripped to Kill / Color Me Gone (2000) and When Dead is Not Enough / Color Me A Killer (2001). Subject headings run from lifeguards, Generation X, revenge, kidnapping and arson to the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Second World War, racism, hate crimes and African American churches.

Steve Burrows is a Canadian mystery writer and journalist, and a past winner of the Nature Writer of the Year award from BBC Wildlife. The Birder Murder Mystery series is Burrows' one sequence, running to 10 books from A Siege of Bitterns (2014) to A Murmuration of Starlings (2026); every title names a collective noun for birds. Domenic Jejeune recurs across the books, which take bird watchers, police and murder investigation as their subjects. A Siege of Bitterns took the Arthur Ellis Award for Best First Novel in 2015.

Steve Cavanagh writes legal thrillers, and the subjects on the 17 catalogued books include criminal defense lawyers, murder trials, the Mafia, kidnapping and New York. Cavanagh's series are Eddie Flynn, a set of Eddie Flynn short stories and novellas, and standalone novels. The earliest entry is The Cross (2015), followed by The Defence (2015), The Plea (2016), The Liar (2017), Thirteen (2018), Twisted (2019) and Fifty-Fifty (2020). Two Kinds of Stranger appeared in 2025, and One of Us Is Guilty is scheduled for 2027.

Steve Coll

8 books

Steve Coll, born October 8, 1958, is an American journalist, historian, academic and executive. Coll was dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and its Henry R. Luce Professor of Journalism until 2022, writes for The New Yorker, and ran the New America think tank as president and chief executive from 2007 to 2012. Two Pulitzer Prizes sit among the awards, alongside two Overseas Press Club Awards, two Arthur Ross Book Awards and the Lionel Gelber Prize. Eight catalogued books of history and reporting run from The Deal of the Century (1986) to The Achilles Trap (2024), taking in Ghost Wars (2004), The Bin Ladens (2008), Private Empire (2012) and Directorate S (2018), at a median of 688 pages.

Cozy mystery is Steve Demaree's form. The Dekker Cozy Mystery series alone supplies 52 Steps To Murder (2006), Murder in the Winter (2008), Murder at Breakfast (2013) and Murder In The Library (2013), and Demaree also writes the Off the Beaten Path Mystery books, Aylesford Place and Sam Hendricks, Author. The catalogue holds 39 books dated 2006 to 2026, the newest of them Murder Doggone It.

Steve Feasey writes children's horror and fantasy. Recorded subjects include werewolves, teenage werewolves, vampires, demons, magic, mythical animals and teenage boy orphans, with Trey Laporte named as a fictitious character. Three series carry the Feasey credit: Changeling, Mutant City and Whispers of the Gods. Nine books run from Changeling (2009) to Dark Art (2020), taking in Dark Moon (2009), Blood Wolf (2010), Demon Games (2010), Zombie Dawn (2011), Mutant City (2014), Mutant Rising (2016) and Dark Blade (2019).

Steve Gannon writes thrillers and police mysteries, with 12 books catalogued from 1997 to 2026. For Steve Gannon books in order, A Song for the Asking (1997) is first, followed by Kane (2011) and Allison (2012). L.A. Sniper (2015), Infidel (2016), Blood Moon (2018) and Armageddon (2021) are later titles. Ellie Bloom (2026) is the newest release.

Steve Gilmore is credited on 8 books published between 2021 and 2025, split across two series headings: Heaven's Dark Soldiers and Purgatory Knights. Rage of the Heavens, Rise of the Giants and Wrath of the Fallen all appeared in 2021, followed by Dawn of the After Days and Ride of the Horseman (2022), Harbinger's Hex (2023), Return of the Sky Gods (2024) and Curse of the Walking Man (2025). Gilmore remains an active credit on the listing.

Alex McKnight, a private investigator in Michigan, is the recurring lead in Steve Hamilton's crime novels. A Cold Day in Paradise (1998) opens a catalogue of 19 titles that reaches An Honorable Assassin, with The Dark Side of the Street dated 2027. Nick Mason heads a second series, and standalone novels fill out the rest. Murder, missing persons and organised crime run through the subject tags.

A dragon runs through nearly every Steve Herman title. The catalogue holds 67 books published between 2010 and 2024, from Train Your Dragon To Do Hard Things (2010) to Diggory Doo Learns School Safety (2024). Titles pair the dragon with a lesson, among them Dragon and The Bully (2018), Fix Your Dragon's Attitude (2018) and Get Your Dragon To Try New Things (2018). At a median 44 pages, the books address early readers.

Steve Higgs has 178 books in the catalogue, published from 2017 onward, starting with Paranormal Nonsense (2017) and The Phantom of Barker Mill (2017). The newest is Angel Tears (2026), and Death by a Thousand Crumbs is scheduled for 2027. Higgs's series include Blue Moon Investigations, Blue Moon Investigations: Boston, Albert Smith's Culinary Capers, Patricia Fisher: Ship's Detective, Felicity Philips Investigates, Realm of False Gods and Isle of Wesberrey.

Steve Hockensmith is an American author born August 17, 1968, in Louisville, Kentucky. The catalogue holds 35 books from Tricks (2004) to Strong Medicine (2026). Series include Holmes On the Range, Nick and Tesla, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Tarot Mystery, Secret Smithsonian Adventures and the Double-A Western Detective Agency. Subjects cover mystery and detective stories, cowboys, science experiments and time travel.

Steve Jackson's catalogue opens with The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (1982) and holds 26 books through to Secrets of Salamonis (2022). Subject headings record plot-your-own stories, fantasy games, fantasy fiction and children's fiction, alongside crime, murder, case studies and biography. Titles from the 1980s include Starship Traveller (1983), The Citadel of Chaos (1983), House of Hell (1984), Appointment with F.E.A.R. (1985) and Creature of Havoc (1986). Ian Livingstone shares a credit on 3 titles and Jonathan Green on one. Saving Annie is the series recorded under the name.

Paul Madriani, a lawyer working in California, is the recurring figure in Steve Martini's legal thrillers. The Simeon Chamber (1988) opens the catalogue and Compelling Evidence (1992) starts the Madriani run, which continues through The Judge (1996), The Attorney (2000) and The Jury (2001) to Blood Flag in 2016. Eighteen books are catalogued, and nothing later than 2016 is listed.

Steve McHugh writes urban fantasy. The Hellequin Chronicles open the catalogue with Crimes Against Magic (2012), Born of Hatred (2012) and Infamous Reign (2013), and that run continues through With Silent Screams (2014), Lies Ripped Open (2015), Prison of Hope (2015), Promise of Wrath (2016) and Scorched Shadows (2017). Riftborn, the Avalon Chronicles, the Rebellion Chronicles, Assembly, Wardens and Union Empire follow, with standalone novels and short fiction alongside. Thirty-four books are catalogued through A Murder of Crows: An Urban Fantasy Thriller (2026). Magic, serial murders, criminal investigation and London recur as subjects.

Sports cartoon collections appear in the catalogue listed for Steve Moore, alongside the Bleachers and King of the Bench series. Born in the Bleachers: Sports Cartoons (1989) is the first title, and Back to the Bleachers: Baseball Cartoons (1996) and Dibs on His Clubs!: An In The Bleachers Golf Collection (2004) came later. Titles from 2017 and 2018 include Control Freak (2017), No Fear! (2017) and Comeback Kid (2018). Subjects include children's fiction, golf, baseball, phobias and middle school boys.

Steve Mosby is a British crime writer from Leeds who also writes as Alex North. Crime novels published under the Mosby name came first, and Mosby won the Crime Writers' Association Dagger in the Library in 2012. The Whisper Man (2019), the first Alex North novel, was shortlisted for the Ian Fleming Steel Dagger in 2020, and a film version was released by Netflix in 2026. The catalogue holds 15 Mosby books from The Third Person (2003) to Dark Room (2025), including The 50/50 Killer (2007) and Black Flowers (2011).

Steve P. Vincent writes action thrillers, with 19 books catalogued from The Foundation (2014) to The Final Gambit (2023). The series under the name are Jack Emery, Mitch Herron and Frontier Saga, plus a group of standalone novels. Other titles include Nations Divided (2015), The Omega Strain (2017), Eyes On You (2019) and The Capricorn Deception (2020). The catalogue has been dormant since 2023.

Steve Perry writes science fiction and fantasy, and the catalogue holds 62 books from The Tularemia Gambit (1981) to Kill Switch (2026). The listing includes Conan the Fearless (1986) and Conan the Defiant (1987). Series include Matador, Cutter's Wars, Void, Venture Silk, Stellar Ranger and Medstar, plus tie-in work for Aliens Vs. Predator and Star Wars. Michael Reaves shares credit on 2 books.

Steve Pieczenik

12 books• 1 series

Steve Pieczenik, born December 7, 1943, is a Cuban-American psychiatrist, author and publisher, also described as a conspiracy theorist. In 1976 Pieczenik became Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, serving under Henry Kissinger, Cyrus Vance and James Baker, and later consulted for the State Department. Pieczenik has appeared on InfoWars and has called the September 11 attacks and the Sandy Hook shooting false flag operations. The catalogue lists 12 books from 1985 to 2014, including the Desaix Clark series; The Mind Palace (1985), Blood Heat (1988) and State of Emergency (2010) are among them.

Steve Rasnic Tem writes horror and fantasy, with catalogue subjects that include families, runaway husbands, diaries, psychological distress and poetry. The catalogue lists 39 books, from Firestorm (1982) to The Night Doctor and Other Tales (2022). Fairytales (1985), Excavation (1986), Bodies and Heads (1989), Absences (1991) and Halloween Street (1999) are among the titles. The catalogue marks Tem as dormant.

Steve Robinson is the author of the Jefferson Tayte Genealogical Mystery series, and Jefferson Tayte is the character the catalogue links to Robinson. The 11 catalogued books start with In the Blood (2011) and end with Serve (2023). Subjects include genealogists, London, the Empress of Ireland steamship, shipwrecks and Quebec. The Last Queen of England (2012), The Lost Empress (2014) and The Penmaker's Wife (2019) are among the titles. Robinson's catalogue status is dormant.

Steve Sheinkin

19 books• 2 series

Steve Sheinkin, born in 1968, is an American writer of history books for young adults. A textbook writer earlier in a career, Sheinkin moved to writing nonfiction for young readers full-time in 2008. Catalogue subjects include the American Revolution, the Second World War, biography and pirates. The 19 catalogued books open with King George: What Was His Problem? (2005) and reach Impossible Escape (2023), taking in Bomb (2012) and The Port Chicago 50 (2014). Time Twisters and Rabbi Harvey are the series credited to Sheinkin.

Steve Thayer, born 23 March 1953 in Saint Paul, Minnesota, writes suspense novels and has reached the New York Times bestseller list. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from Saint Mudd (1988) to Ithaca Falls (2015). Weatherman and Pliny Pennington are the series grouped here, and The Weatherman (1995), Silent Snow (1999), The Moon Over Lake Elmo (2001), The Wheat Field (2003), Wolf Pass (2003) and The Leper (2008) sit in the run. Catalogue subjects record serial murders, Minnesota, sheriffs, gangsters, television weathercasters and the First World War.

Steve the Noob is the author name on a diary-format series of Minecraft fiction for readers in grades 3 to 5. 74 catalogued books run from Diary of Steve the Noob 1 (2015) through to Book 29 (2025), numbered in sequence rather than individually titled. Video game characters and Minecraft gameplay are the subject matter throughout. The median book runs 84 pages, and the 2010s were the busiest decade.

Steve Watkins is the author of the Ghosts Of War series and of 14 catalogued books dated 1997 to 2023. The first is The Black O: Racism and Redemption in an American Corporate Empire (1997); Stolen by Night (2023) is the latest. Subject tags pair race discrimination in employment with children's fiction, ghosts, soldiers, the Second World War and the Vietnam War. Down Sand Mountain, Juvie, The Secret of Midway, Lost at Khe Sanh and AWOL in North Africa are among the titles.

Steve White

28 books• 8 series

Steve White (1948–2025) was an American science fiction author who served as a United States Navy officer and later worked for years at a legal publishing company. The catalogue lists 28 books from The Disinherited (1993) to The Malice of Fortune (2021), with Jason Thanou, Disinherited, Prince of Sunset and Her Majesty's American among the recorded series. White is credited as co-author of the Starfire books alongside David Weber. Time travel, space warfare, human-alien encounters and Greek gods run through the subject headings. Charles E. Gannon shares credit on 3 of the listed titles and Shirley Meier on 1.

Steven A. McKay has 33 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2026. Wolf's Head (2013) opens the run, followed by The Wolf and the Raven and Knight of the Cross in 2014, Rise of the Wolf and Friar Tuck and the Christmas Devil in 2015, and Blood of the Wolf in 2016. Series headings are the Forest Lord and its short story line, the Warrior Druid of Britain, Alfred the Great and the Sword Song Chronicles. The median listed length is 145 pages, and There Will Be Wrath (2026) is the newest title.

Steven Axelrod has nine catalogued books, published between 2000 and 2020. Paranoid (2000) and Just Like in the Movies (2004) come before a run of Nantucket titles: Nantucket Sawbuck (2013), Nantucket Five-Spot (2015), Nantucket Grand (2016), Nantucket Red Tickets (2017), Nantucket Counterfeit (2018) and Nantucket Penny (2020), with Heat of the Moment (2015) alongside them. Henry Kennis is the recurring character and Henry Kennis Mystery the series recorded here. Subjects record murder, investigation, Massachusetts and police procedure.

The Aubrey Knight, Lion's Blood, Great Sky Woman and Star Wars: Mace Windu series appear under Steven Barnes in the catalogue. Barnes, born on 1 March 1952, is an American writer of science fiction, fantasy and mystery, whose work also spans television screenplays, comic book scripts, animation and journalism. Catalogue subjects include martial arts fiction, prehistoric peoples, immortality, hackers and imperialism. Streetlethal (1983), The Kundalini Equation (1986), Firedance (1993), Lion's Blood (2002) and Zulu Heart (2003) are among the titles, and Ice Vegas (2026) is the newest.

Steven Becker has 65 books in the catalogue, beginning with Buzzer Beater (2013) and reaching Wood's Trigger (2026). Early titles include Wood's Ledge (2013), Wood's Reef (2013), Bonefish Blues (2014) and Tuna Tango (2014). Becker's series include Mac Travis Adventures, Kurt Hunter Mysteries, Tides of Fortune, Storm Thriller, Early Adventures of Mac and Wood, Will Service Eco Thrillers and Special Projects Group.

Steven Brust

37 books• 5 series

Steven Brust is an American fantasy and science fiction author of Hungarian descent, born on November 23, 1955. The Vlad Taltos novels, about an assassin from a disdained human minority on the world of Dragaera, are the work Brust is best known for. The catalogue holds 37 books from The Book of Jhereg (1983) to Lyorn (2024), and other series include the Khaavren Romances and the Incrementalists. The Incrementalists (2013) and the sequel The Skill of Our Hands (2017) were written with Skyler White. Outside fiction, Brust is a drummer and singer-songwriter with one solo album and two albums recorded as part of Cats Laughing.

Steven C. Bird has three catalogued series: New Homefront, Society Lost and Breaking the Beast. The 12 books date from 2014 to 2020, starting with The Last Layover (2014) and ending with Revenge of the Patriots (2020). The Shepherd (2015), Betrayal (2016) and The Tree of Penance (2018) carry Society Lost volume numbers in their titles. The Guardians, The Blue Ridge Resistance, Erebus, Viking One and The Redemption of Joe Branch are other titles.

Steven Campbell is the author of the Hard Luck Hank series, with 13 books catalogued from 2014 to 2023. Screw the Galaxy (2014) is the first listed title, and Prince of Suck and Basketful of Crap appeared the same year. Suck My Cosmos came in 2015, Robot Farts and Stank Delicious in 2016, and Dumber Than Dead in 2018. False Profit (2023) is the latest, and the catalogue is dormant.

Steven Decker has 17 catalogued books from 2021 onward, with science fiction, action and adventure, psychological and historical among the subjects. The two Decker series are Another Kind and Davorin Mote Chronicles. Distant Finish and Projector for Sale opened the list in 2021, followed by Time Chain (2022) and Addicted to Time (2023). Child Of Another Kind, Earth Of Another Kind and Gods Of Another Kind were all published in 2023. The newest book dates from 2026, and a further title is scheduled for 2027.

Steven Dunne writes police procedural thrillers set in England. The catalogue holds 10 books dated between 2007 and 2021, from The Reaper (2007) to Blood Summer (2021), all credited to Dunne. Two series stand under the Dunne name: Damen Brook and Garden of Unearthly Delight, with Damen Brook recorded as a fictitious character. Recorded subjects include serial murders, serial murder investigation, police and detective fiction. Other titles include The Disciple (2010), Deity (2012), The Unquiet Grave (2013), A Killing Moon (2015), Carrion (2017) and Root Cause (2020).

Steven Erikson

33 books• 5 series

Steven Erikson writes epic fantasy. The Malazan Book of the Fallen, opened by Gardens of the Moon (1999), is the central sequence, and 33 catalogued books reach Legacies of Betrayal in 2026 by way of the Kharkanas Trilogy, the Bauchelain and Korbal Broach novellas and the Willful Child science fiction. Imaginary wars, magic and invented places run through the subjects.

Steven F. Havill writes police procedurals set in New Mexico. Sheriff Bill Gastner is the recurring investigator, alongside the policewoman Estelle Reyes-Guzman. Havill has 34 catalogued books published between 1981 and 2026, from The Killer (1981) to Reverse (2026), sorted into the Posadas County Mysteries, the Bill Gastner Mysteries, the Dr. Thomas Parks books and a set of standalone novels. Westerns sit in the catalogue beside the mysteries, and Havill remains actively publishing.

Astrology leads the subject headings for Steven Forrest, whose catalogue lists 13 books from 1984 to 2016. Subject headings also cover astrology and reincarnation, spiritual life and psychological suspense. The Inner Sky (1984) and The Changing Sky (1986) are the earliest titles, and Skymates: Love, Sex and Evolutionary Astrology followed in 1989. The Book of Pluto (1995) and Stalking Anubis (2002) come later. Forrest's series are Skymates and Plato Mims, and The Book of Neptune (2016) is the newest.

Steven Gore worked as a private investigator in the San Francisco Bay Area before writing thrillers, and the novels draw on that work: money laundering, murder, fraud, organized crime, political corruption and trafficking across Europe, Asia and Latin America. Two series carry the Gore name. Graham Gage holds Final Target (2010), Absolute Risk (2010) and Power Blind (2012); Harlan Donnally holds Act of Deceit (2011) and A Criminal Defense (2013). HarperCollins published both. The catalogue runs to 8 books, closing with Night Is the Hunter (2015) and White Ghost (2016).

Steven Gould

12 books• 2 series

Steven Charles Gould, born February 7, 1955, is an American science fiction writer who has written ten novels. Jumper (1992) was adapted into a film released in 2008. The catalogue lists 12 Gould books up to Exo (2014), among them Wildside (1996), Helm (1998), Reflex (2004), Jumper: Griffin's Story (2007) and 7th Sigma (2011). 7th Sigma is also a listed series. Subject headings include teleportation, runaway teenagers and New Mexico.

Steven Henry has 32 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2025, split across two series: the Erin O'Reilly Mysteries and the Clarion Chronicles. Ember of Dreams (2011) opens the catalogue. A long run of drink-named titles follows, among them Black Velvet (2017), Double Scotch (2018), Irish Car Bomb (2018) and White Russian (2018), and the list reaches Last Round (2025). Henry remains actively publishing.

Steven Hyden, born in 1977, is an American music critic, author and podcast host. Hyden served as national music editor at The A.V. Club, wrote for Grantland, and holds the role of cultural critic at Uproxx, with album reviews in Pitchfork and articles in Rolling Stone. Eight books are catalogued, from Whatever Happened to Alternative Nation? (2011) to Is This It: The Never-Ending Rise and Fall of the Strokes (2026). They take in the music of Radiohead, Pearl Jam and Bruce Springsteen, music rivalries and classic rock, and include Hard to Handle (2019), a Black Crowes memoir written with former drummer Steve Gorman.

Steven James, born in 1969, writes psychological suspense alongside Christian education material. The Bowers Files, an eleven-book thriller sequence built around the criminologist Patrick Bowers, has taken four Christy Awards. The catalogue holds 57 books from Worship Sketches 2 Perform (2000) to Portal (2025), and subject tags span criminologists, suspense, Bible stories, American Christian drama and the teaching of storytelling in Christian ministry. Synapse, a standalone science fiction thriller, arrived on 8 October 2019 with starred reviews in Publishers Weekly and Library Journal. Other headings include the Blur Trilogy, the Rift Trilogy, the Jevin Banks Experience and Travis Brock.

Steven Johnson

14 books

Steven Berlin Johnson, born June 6, 1968, is an American author of popular science and history, and also a TV and podcast host and software creator. Fourteen books are catalogued, from Interface Culture (1997) to Extra Life (2021). The Ghost Map (2006), Where Good Ideas Come From (2010) and How We Got to Now (2014) are among them. Subject headings include nonfiction, invention, information technology and the information society.

Steven K. Smith writes children's mysteries and adventures, with brothers, siblings, ghosts and history among the subjects, and 20 books from 2013 to 2025. Mystery on Church Hill and Summer of the Woods appeared in 2013, followed by Ghosts of Belle Isle, Secret of the Staircase and Shadows at Jamestown. Smith's series are Virginia Mysteries, Brother Wars and Final Kingdom, and a nonfiction line includes Splashing in the Deep End: Adventures Raising Boys. Conspiracy at the Launch (2025) is the newest book.

Steven Kellogg is an American author and illustrator of children's books, born in Norwalk, Connecticut in 1941. The catalogue lists 94 titles, including the Pinkerton books, the Jimmy's Boa series and A Tall Tale, at a median 32 pages each. Animals, friendship, folklore, dogs and fairy tales supply the recurring subjects. The University of Findlay in Ohio gave Kellogg an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters in 2011, and his original illustrations went to the Mazza Museum there.

Steven Konkoly writes thrillers and post-collapse science fiction. The Jakarta Pandemic (2010) opens the catalogue, and the Black Flagged, Perseid Collapse, Ryan Decker, Devin Gray, Fractured State and Zulu Virus Chronicles series follow, along with a Practical Prepping non-fiction strand. Epidemics, influenza and New England appear among the subjects. Thirty-five books are catalogued, and A True Kill is the most recent.

The Witches of Scotland accounts for the whole of Steven P Aitchison's catalogue: eight numbered fantasy books published between 2022 and 2024. Books 1, 2 and 3 appeared in 2022, Books 4 through 7 in 2023, and Book 8 in 2024. Each runs to roughly 184 pages, and the numbering gives the reading order directly. Aitchison's series is listed as ongoing.

Steven Pressfield

23 books

Steven Pressfield writes historical fiction and nonfiction. The catalogue opens with The Legend of Bagger Vance (1995), a novel about golfers, and runs to 23 books through 2026. The fiction takes in the Battle of Thermopylae of 480 BC, the Second World War and military history generally, across titles such as Gates of Fire (1998), The Virtues of War (2004) and Killing Rommel (2008). The nonfiction turns to creative work and the resistance that blocks it, in The War of Art (2002) and Do the Work (2011).

Steven Rinella is an American writer, outdoorsman, conservationist and television personality whose subject is hunting and fishing. 16 books are catalogued, from The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine (2006) to The Alaskans (2026). American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon (2008) and Meat Eater: Adventures from the Life of an American Hunter (2012) sit between them. Two series run under Rinella's name: MeatEater's American History and the Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game. The run is ongoing.

Lily and the Octopus (2016) opened Steven Rowley's catalogue, and The Guncle (2021) and The Celebrants (2023) are the other titles he is known for. Rowley is an American novelist writing humorous fiction about gay men and dog owners. Seven books are catalogued through 2026, including The Editor (2019), The Dogs of Venice (2020), The Guncle Abroad (2024) and Take Me with You (2026), at a median 320 pages. The Guncle is his only series.

Steven SA Sidor writes mystery, detective and suspense fiction, and also publishes as S.A. Sidor. Two series stand under the name: Booth City and Institute for Singular Antiquities. Recorded subjects include journalists, police, policewomen, city and town life and gender identity. Eleven books run from Skin River (2004) to a 2024 Zombicide Invader title, taking in Bone Factory (2005), Pitch Dark (2011), Fury From the Tomb (2018), The Beast of Nightfall Lodge (2019) and The Last Ritual (2020). Sidor is still publishing.

Steven Saylor

25 books• 7 series

Gordianus the Finder investigates murders in Rome across Steven Saylor's Roma Sub Rosa series. Roman Blood (1991) opens the run, followed by Arms of Nemesis (1992), Catilina's Riddle (1993), The Venus Throw (1995), A Murder on the Appian Way (1996) and Rubicon (1999). Saylor also wrote the Ancient World novels, the last of them Dominus in 2021. Twenty-five titles are catalogued, at 320 pages on median.

Steven Suttie has 10 catalogued books, published between 2013 and 2020. DCI Miller is both Suttie's catalogued series and the recurring character in it. The list opens with The Clitheroe Prime Minister (2013) and runs through One Man Crusade (2014), Neighbours From Hell (2015), Road to Nowhere (2016), Gone Too Far and The Final Cut (2017), Proof Of Life (2018), and Miracle on Corporation Street and Nothing To Lose (2019). Twisting the Truth (2020) is the most recent entry.

Steven Veerapen writes Tudor and Elizabethan historical fiction alongside history. Veerapen's 21 books run from A Dangerous Trade (2018) to Witches (2026). Fiction series include the Elizabethan Spy Thriller, Christopher Marlowe Spy Thriller, Anthony Blanke Tudor Mystery, Simon Danforth and Jack and Amy Cole books. Slander and Sedition (2019) and Elizabeth and Essex (2019) also appear, and libel, sedition and early modern English literature figure among the subjects.

Steven Womack is an American crime writer with two series, Harry James Denton and Jack Lynch. The catalogue lists 12 books from Murphy's Fault (1990) to Fade Up From Black (2022). Smash Cut, Dead Folks' Blues, The Software Bomb, Torch Town Boogie and Way Past Dead are among them. Subject tags cover private investigators in Nashville, Tennessee, as well as New Orleans, journalists and computer crimes.

The catalogue credits Stevie J. Cole with 28 books, all published between 2014 and 2022. Jag (2014) opens the list and No Romeo (2022) closes it, with Rush (2014), Roxy (2015), Wrath (2015) and Wrong (2015) early in the sequence. Wrong, Pandemic Sorrow, Dayton and Bad. Dirty. Power. are the four series credited to Cole. The 2010s hold the most titles, and nothing has been listed since 2022, so the entry is dormant.