Authors whose first name starts with S, page 7 of 10

Love runs through every title Sophie Sullivan has published, across two series, Jansen Brothers and Rock Bottom Love. Nine books go from Ten Rules for Faking It (2021) to Maybe This Once (2026), taking in How to Love Your Neighbor (2022), A Guide to Being Just Friends (2023), Love, Naturally (2024) and You Make It Feel Like Christmas (2025). Volumes median 320 pages, at roughly two a year, and Sullivan remains actively publishing.

Soraya Lane writes women's fiction. The directory records a single catalogued title under her name, The Paris Daughter, published in 2024, and marks the entry as ongoing rather than closed.

Soraya M. Lane has 55 books in the catalogue, from Rodeo Daddy and Soldier on Her Doorstep (2011) to The Underground Sisters (2026). Subjects on file include romance, veterans, soldiers, military families, ranches, Texas and the Second World War. Series include Lost Daughters, Heroes Come Home, Texas Kings, River Ranch and Soldiers' Homecoming. The Navy SEAL's Bride (2012) and Montana Homecoming (2013) are among the earlier titles.

Spencer Guerrero writes mystery and thriller fiction about crime inside families, across three series: Twisted Family Mysteries, Twisted Young Adult Mysteries and Leaked. The titles state the premise outright - My Father Is A Serial Killer (2023), My Son Is A Murderer (2023), My Wife's Stalker (2024), Locked in a Stranger's Room (2025). Thirteen Guerrero books are catalogued, from Leaked (2021) to Cult of Lies (2026).

Spencer Kope writes crime fiction around the Special Tracking Unit, with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serial murder investigation, psychic ability and tracking among the catalogued subjects. The Dead sequence runs Collecting the Dead (2016), Whispers of the Dead (2018), Shadows of the Dead (2020) and Echoes of the Dead (2021). The catalogue holds 6 titles in all, opening with When the Drummer Falls (1995) and closing with Last Ride in the Bumblebee Jacket (2021); the Battle of Gettysburg and the American Civil War also sit among its subjects.

Spencer Quinn is a mystery writer, and dogs are a leading subject of the work. Chet and Bernie are the recurring pair, and the catalogue also lists the Bowser and Birdie series, the Mrs. Plansky series and standalone novels. The catalogue credits Quinn with 16 books from Dog On It (2008) through Cat on a Hot Tin Woof (2026), with Raiders of the Lost Bark set for 2027. Subject tags include children's fiction, theft, Louisiana and bayous.

Spider Robinson is an American-Canadian science fiction author, born in 1948. Telempath (1976) opens 29 catalogued books, and Callahan's Crosstime Saloon (1977) begins the Callahan books, set in a bar kept by the bartender Mike Callahan. Stardance, the Lifehouse Trilogy and a mystery sequence follow. Robinson took Hugo Awards in 1977 and 1983, and a third in 1978 with his wife and co-author Jeanne Robinson. The catalogue closes with My Favorite Shorts (2016).

Stacey Abrams

17 books• 2 series

Stacey Abrams published romantic suspense under the name Selena Montgomery, among it Rules of Engagement (2001), The Art of Desire (2001) and Power Of Persuasion (2002). Avery Keene is the named series on the later work, and 17 titles are catalogued through Coded Justice (2025). Intelligence officers, political participation, women computer scientists and African American women fill the subject tags.

Stacey Halls writes gothic historical fiction. Four books are catalogued: The Familiars (2019), The Lost Orphan, also published as The Foundling (2020), Mrs England (2021) and The Household (2024). The Familiars was a Sunday Times bestseller and won a Betty Trask Award, and the three that followed were bestsellers too. Halls, an English author born in 1989, took the Women's Prize x Good Housekeeping Futures Award in 2022. The median book runs 392 pages.

Stacey Kennedy is a romance author with 77 books catalogued between 2010 and 2025. Subject records point to erotic, contemporary and suspense romance, including police and law enforcement stories. A Deadly Whisper (2010) is the earliest title and The Rebel with Broken Strings (2025) the newest. Series include Dirty Little Secrets, Kinky Spurs, Three Chicks Brewery, Naked Moose, Devil's Bluffs, Frostbite and Magical Sword.

Stacey McEwan is an Australian author, born in 1989 or 1990, with 5 catalogued books. Ledge (2021), Chasm (2023) and Valley (2024) come first; A Forbidden Alchemy (2025) and A Forsaken Prophecy (2026) follow. The Glacian Trilogy and the Artisan Trilogy are the two series. The median McEwan book runs to 480 pages, and McEwan remains actively publishing.

Stacia Stark's catalogue holds 18 books published since 2021, across five series: Deals with Demons, Kingdom of Lies, Bargains with Beasts, Empire of Blood and Kingdom of Death. Demons run through the early titles, Dance with the Demon and Fool the Demon (2021) and Luck of the Demon (2022) among them, and courts through the later ones such as A Court This Cruel and Lovely (2023). This Vicious Dream is the newest book, and This Ancient Feud is scheduled for 2027.

Stacy Claflin has 107 books in the catalogue, published from 2012 to 2026. Deception (2012) is the earliest, followed by Betrayal, Fallen and Forgotten in 2013 and Gone and Held in 2014. Time For Justice (2026) is the newest release. Claflin series include Transformed, Gone Saga, Alex Mercer, Brannon House, Ariana Jones, Bayside Hunters, Curse of the Moon, Valhalla's Curse, Sisterhood of Midlife Magic, Wildflower Romance, Dark Sea Academy and Recluse Island. Internet abduction is among the recorded subjects.

Stacy Finz writes contemporary and western romance, with California, small-town life, neighbours and police chiefs among the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 25 books, beginning in 2014 with Going Home and Finding Hope and reaching Your Every Wish (2025). Series include Nugget, Dry Creek Ranch and Garner Brothers. Other titles include Getting Lucky (2015), Starting Over (2015), Riding High (2016) and Hope for Christmas (2017).

Stacy Green writes suspense thrillers across several series: Nikki Hunt, Delta Detectives, Lucy Kendall, the Delta Crossroads Trilogy, Erin Prince and Cage Foster. Into the Devil's Underground, also published as Into The Dark (2012), is the earliest catalogued title, and Where She Rests arrives in 2026. Thirty-five books in all, at 312 pages on median.

Mystery and thriller series make up Stacy M. Jones's catalogue: Riley Sullivan, FBI Agent Kate Walsh, Connor Fitzgerald and the Harper & Hattie magical mysteries. Deadly Sins (2018) opens the run of 37 books, which reaches Velvet Atlas (2026). Jones adds several titles a year and the catalogue is open.

Stacy Reid writes historical romance, with England among the subjects, and the catalogue holds 53 books from Letters to Emily (2014) to Why do Rogues Fall in Love (2026). The Duke's Shotgun Wedding (2014), Sins of a Duke (2015), The Marquess and I (2015), Accidentally Compromising the Duke (2016) and Duchess by Day, Mistress by Night (2017) are among the titles. Series include Sins and Sensibilities, Scandalous House of Calydon, Wedded by Scandal, Sinful Wallflowers, Rebellious Desires and Amagarians, and Eternal Darkness (2015) and Eternal Flames (2016) are also listed.

Stacy Willingham writes psychological thrillers with women at the investigating end. Four books are catalogued: A Flicker in the Dark (2022), All the Dangerous Things (2023), Only If You're Lucky (2024) and Forget Me Not (2025). Baton Rouge appears among the settings, and Willingham remains actively publishing.

StacyPlays is the name on a four-book children's adventure series: Guardians of the Taiga (2018), Escape to the Mesa (2019), Expedition on the Tundra (2020) and Sentinels in the Deep Ocean (2021). A girl and the wolves she lives among carry the story through forest, desert, tundra and ocean. The books are written for middle-grade readers at around 224 pages, and no fifth title has appeared since 2021.

Stanislaw Lem's catalogue of Polish science fiction runs to 30 books, from The Astronauts (1951) to The Truth and Other Stories (2021). Solaris and Return from the Stars both date from 1961, and Eden from 1959. From the Memoirs of Ijon Tichy is the series listed, and Ijon Tichy appears in the subjects as a fictitious character. Subjects also include cybernetics, astronauts and translations into English. No new title has appeared since 2021.

Seven catalogued books carry Stanley Gordon West's name, from Until They Bring the Streetcars Back (1997) to You Are My Sunshine (2013). Family supplies the subject matter across the run: fathers and daughters, fathers and sons, adoptees and birthparents, child abuse, and older men in nursing homes. Saint Paul, Minnesota and its electric railroads anchor the setting, and Cal Gant is his one catalogued series. No new West title has appeared since 2013.

Stanley Tucci is an American actor and filmmaker who also writes about food. Four titles are catalogued: The Tucci Cookbook (2012), The Tucci Table: Cooking With Family and Friends (2014), Taste: My Life Through Food (2021) and What I Ate in One Year (2024). Italian, British and English cooking, friendship and anecdote carry the subject tags, and Tucci continues to publish.

Stasia Black's catalogue holds 38 books published between 2017 and 2026, organised into the Stud Ranch, Marriage Raffle, Draci, Carnal Games, Love So Dark and Who's Your Daddy series. The Virgin and the Beast opened the run in 2017 alongside Daddy's Sweet Girl, Hunter and Woman Named Red, and 2018 brought The Virgin Next Door, Break So Soft, Cut So Deep, Ducking Ugly, Their Honeymoon and Theirs to Defy. The Rules (2026) is the most recent title, and Black keeps publishing.

Family suspense is Steena Holmes's subject: missing children, kidnapping, mistaken identity and grief run through her books. Finding Emma (2012) opens her best known sequence, and Stillwater Bay, Halfway, Saving Abby and Love So Sweet follow. Forty-seven catalogued titles stretch from Once Upon a Dream (2005) to When You Tell (2026), and Holmes continues to publish.

Stefan Ahnhem wrote the Fabian Risk novels, a Swedish crime series of 6 books. Victim Without A Face (2014) opens the run and The Final Nail (2021) closes it, by way of The Ninth Grave (2015), Eighteen Below (2016), Motive X (2018) and X Ways to Die (2019). Murder, missing persons and police investigation supply the plots. No title has appeared since 2021.

Steffanie Holmes has 55 books in the catalogue, from Art of Cunning (2015) to You're So Vein (2026). Series include Nevermore Bookshop Mysteries, Crookshollow Foxes, Wolves of Crookshollow, Briarwood Witches, Stonehurst Prep, Kings of Miskatonic Prep, Grimdale Graveyard Mysteries and Manderley Academy. Art of Temptation (2015), Witch Hunter (2015) and Coven (2016) are among the early titles.

Stella Andrews has 62 catalogued books, published from 2017 to 2026. The Highest Bidder (2017) is the first title, followed in 2019 by Bodyguard, Flash, Made in London and Twisted. Series by Stella Andrews include Reaper Romance, Five Kings, Romanos, Club Mafia, Ortega Mafia, Vegas Mafia and Rockwell Academy. Razor is the newest release.

Stella Cameron was born on December 5, 1943 on the southern coast of England and grew up an avid reader with a parallel love of writing. The catalogue counts 76 books from 1985, when Faces of a Clown and Moontide appeared, to The Playing Fields (2022). Some early titles, such as Love Beyond Question (1985) and Full Circle (1986), carry the name Alicia Brandon. Series include Alex Duggins, Rossmara Family, Mayfair Square, Court of Angels, Chimney Rock, Elliot Brothers, New Orleans PD and Navy SEALs. Subjects span romantic suspense, contemporary and historical romance, murder, Louisiana and the Cotswold hills.

Stella Gray's catalogue holds 22 books published between 2019 and 2024, split between the Zoric Family and Bellanti Brothers series. The run opens with The Choice (2019), The Deal (2019) and The Secret (2019), continues through The Contract (2020), The Ruin (2020) and The Sham (2020), and takes in a Broken sequence of 2021: Broken Bride, Broken Trust and Broken Vow. Short definite-article titles are the house style.

Ten books carry Stella Rhys's name, published between 2015 and 2020. Two series shape the list: Havoc, opened by Havoc and Damage in 2015, and Irresistible, which runs through Sweet Spot and Bad Boss in 2017, Dirty Deeds and Hothead in 2018, and Reckless in 2020. Ex Games and Wrong, both 2016, sit outside them. The run is complete at ten.

Stella Rimington

13 books• 3 series

Stella Rimington writes espionage fiction about British intelligence, with MI5 officer Liz Carlyle as the recurring figure. The catalogue opens with the memoir Open Secret (2001), then turns to novels: At Risk (2004), Secret Asset (2006), Illegal Action (2007), Dead Line (2008) and Present Danger (2009). 13 titles are catalogued, including the Manon Tyler books and further non-fiction, reaching The Hidden Hand.

Steph Broadribb writes crime and suspense, much of it set in Florida. 10 catalogued books run from Deep Down Dead (2016) to Death on the Beach (2023). Lori Anderson, the Retired Detectives Club and Starke & Bell are the three series. The Deep titles run from Deep Down Dead through Deep Blue Trouble (2018), Deep Dirty Truth (2019) and Deep Dark Night (2020); Death in the Sunshine and Death at Paradise Palms both arrived in 2022. Murder investigation and crimes against young women fill the subjects, and no new title has appeared since 2023.

Steph Nelson has five catalogued titles, all published between 2023 and 2025. Sawtooth (2023) comes first, followed by The Final Scene, The Threshing Floor and The Vein, all three in 2024, and then Last One Out (2025). The Nelson catalogue is ongoing.

Stephanie Archer's catalogue holds 11 books published between 2021 and 2026, grouped into the Queen's Cove and Vancouver Storm series with standalone novels alongside. That Kind of Guy (2021) opens the list, followed by The Heartbreak Rule and The Wrong Mr. Right (2022), then Behind the Net and Finn Rhodes Forever (2023). The Wild Card is the newest title, and the median book runs 372 pages.

Stephanie Austin writes the Devon Mysteries, a series of 9 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2025. Dead in Devon (2019) and Dead on Dartmoor (2019) open the run, The Dartmoor Murders (2021) and A Devon Midwinter Murder (2023) continue it, and How to Get Murdered in Devon (2025) is the newest entry. Austin adds a title roughly every ten months, and the series is ongoing.

Stephanie Barron

19 books• 3 series

Stephanie Barron is the name under which Francine Barron Mathews, an American writer of mystery and spy fiction born May 23, 1963, publishes historical mysteries. Jane Austen and women sleuths appear in the subjects, and the listed books run from Jane and the Unpleasantness at Scargrave Manor (1996) through Jane and the Man of the Cloth (1997) and Jane and the Stillroom Maid (2000) to Jane and the Final Mystery (2023). The catalogue holds 19 books, including A Flaw in the Blood (2008), and Regency romance and England appear in the subjects. Mathews is profiled in Great Women Mystery Writers (2007).

Stephanie Blackmoore's catalogue is the Wedding Planner Mystery series, six books published between 2016 and 2020 and set in Pennsylvania. Weddings supply both the setting and the wordplay: Engaged in Death (2016), Murder Wears White (2017), Gown with the Wind (2018), Murder Borrowed, Murder Blue (2018), Marry Christmas Murder (2019) and Veiled in Death (2020). The books are catalogued under women sleuths and murder investigation, and the series is complete.

Stephanie Bond

130 books• 25 series

Stephanie Bond is an American author of commercial romance and mystery fiction who also publishes as Stephanie Bancroft. Irresistible? came out through Harlequin Enterprises in 1997, and Bond later gave up a corporate computer programming job to write full-time. Publishers include Harlequin, HarperCollins and Random House, and since 2011 Bond has self-published through the NeedtoRead Books imprint. The catalogue holds 130 books, opening with Love Me, Love My Bed (1996). The Body Movers series was licensed to Amazon's Kindle Worlds program in 2015, and other series include Southern Roads and the Girl books such as Temp Girl and Lottery Girl.

Stephanie Brother has 194 books in the catalogue, from A Taboo Romance with a Billionaire Part 1 (2015) to Sweet Revenge for the Bikers (2026). The first year alone produced the five-part Billionaire Stepbrother - Addiction serial. Series include Huge, Roommates, Screaming Eagles MC, Mandarin Connection, Multiple Love, Forbidden Medicine, Beast Brothers and Single Brothers.

Stephanie Butland began in nonfiction with How I Said Bah! to Cancer (2011) and Thrive (2012), both on life during and after cancer. Fiction follows: Surrounded by Water (2014), Letters to My Husband (2015), The Secrets We Keep (2015) and The Lost for Words Bookshop (2017), which names the Lost for Words series. The catalogue holds 13 books to 2026, with widows, husbands, secrets and death recurring as subjects.

Stephanie Dray writes historical fiction about women close to power. Cleopatra's Daughter, Lily of the Nile (2011), Song of the Nile (2011), Daughters of the Nile (2013), opens the catalogue, and the later books turn to American history: America's First Daughter (2016), My Dear Hamilton (2018), The Women of Chateau Lafayette (2021) and Becoming Madam Secretary (2024). Nine titles are catalogued, long at a median 487 pages.

Stephanie Evanovich writes humorous contemporary romance. The catalogue holds 4 books published between 2013 and 2019: Big Girl Panties (2013), The Sweet Spot (2014), The Total Package (2016) and Under the Table (2019). Logan Montgomery names one series; the remaining titles are listed as standalone novels. Recorded subjects are overweight women, self-actualization, widows, baseball players and restaurateurs. The list is likely complete.

Stephanie Garber

9 books• 2 series

Stephanie Garber is an American writer of young adult fantasy. Caraval and Once Upon a Broken Heart are two trilogies that connect to one another. The catalogue lists 9 books from Caraval (2017) to The Mirror of Infinite Endings (2026), including Legendary, Finale, A Curse for True Love and Spectacular. Magic, sisters, festivals and the performing arts appear among the subjects, alongside fantasy romance. Garber's catalogue is still growing.

Stephanie Grace Whitson is an American writer of historical fiction who has lived in Nebraska since 1975 and took her subject from the lives of pioneer women in the West. Walks The Fire (1994) opens a catalogue of 36 books reaching 2024, and the series include Prairie Winds, Dakota Moons, Keepsake Legacies, Quilt Chronicles and Pine Ridge Portraits. Women pioneers, Dakota Indians, women missionaries, quilts and Christian historical romance recur as subjects.

Stephanie Hudson's catalogue runs to 69 books published between 2012 and 2027. Afterlife: A Demon King (2012) opens it, and the Afterlife Saga, Transfusion Saga, HellBeast King, Afterlife Academy, Kings of Afterlife and Garnet Dagger Mafia are among the series Hudson writes. Eliza's Enforcer (2026) is the most recent release, with Whispers From The Deep scheduled for 2027. Hudson writes at length: the median book runs 414 pages.

Stephanie Landsem is an American historical novelist. The Living Water series opens the catalogue and takes its titles from single objects and places: The Well (2013), The Thief (2014) and The Tomb (2015). In a Far-Off Land (2021), Code Name Edelweiss (2023) and The Fault Between Us (2025) follow, bringing the catalogue to six books. Landsem is actively publishing.

Born in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), Stephanie Laurens is an Australian romance novelist and a winner of the Romance Writers of America RITA Award. The catalogue counts 105 books between Tangled Reins (1992) and Who Killed The Earl Of Moran? (2026). Cynster Next Generation, Bastion Club, Black Cobra Quartet, Casebook of Barnaby Adair and Legend of Nimway Hall are among the series, and subject tags name the Cynster family. Subjects also include historical Regency romance, England and the nobility.

Stephanie Nicole Norris writes romance centred on African American characters and man-woman relationships. Ninety-two books are catalogued between Trouble In Paradise (2012) and Love Overdose (2026), organised into twelve series: In the Heart of a Valentine, Falling for a Rose, Lunch Break, Billionaire Row, Royals Of Kera Asnela and Elemental Insurrection among them. The 2017 titles alone include Beautiful Assassin, Everything I Always Wanted and Golden. Norris remains actively publishing.

Stephanie Perkins

6 books• 1 series

Stephanie Perkins is an American author of young adult fiction. Anna and the French Kiss (2010) opens both her catalogue and the series of that name, followed by Lola and the Boy Next Door (2011) and the bestselling Isla and the Happily Ever After (2014). There's Someone Inside Your House (2017) turned to horror and became a Netflix film. Boarding schools, study abroad, dating and teenage friendship supply the subjects across 6 catalogued titles, the newest being Overdue (2025).

Stephanie Rowe writes paranormal and contemporary romance. Seventy-one catalogued books run from Jingle This! (2004) to A Rogue Cowboy's Kiss (2024), at a median 339 pages, with the 2010s the heaviest decade. Order of the Blade, Immortally Sexy, Heart of the Shifter, Soulfire and Noble as Hell carry the paranormal side; Wyoming Rebels, Hart Ranch Billionaires, Birch Crossing, Alaska Heat and Canine Cupids the contemporary; Mia Murphy Mystery and Mapleville High sit outside both. Dragons, demons and immortals recur in the early titles.

Stephen Baxter

78 books• 19 series

Time travel, alternative history, space exploration and prehistoric peoples run through the 78 catalogued books of Stephen Baxter, an English hard science fiction author born in 1957 who holds degrees in mathematics and engineering. Raft (1991), Timelike Infinity (1992), Anti-Ice (1993), Flux (1993), Ring (1994), The Time Ships (1995), Voyage (1996) and Titan (1997) are among the early titles, and Hearthspace (2025) is the newest. Series include the Xeelee Sequence, Manifold, Destiny's Children, Time's Tapestry, Northland, NASA Trilogy, Mammoth, Flood and World Engines.

Stephen Bly has 98 books in the catalogue, published from 1981 to 2013, and the list is likely complete. Radical Discipleship (1981) is the earliest, followed by Devotions with a Difference (1982) and God's Angry Side (1982), with Crystal's Blizzard Trek (1986) among the titles that followed and When the Cowboys Come to Town (2013) the newest. Bly series include Legend of Stuart Brannon, Code of the West, Crystal Blake Adventures, Adventures of Nathan T. Riggins, Fortunes of the Black Hills, Austin-Stoner Files, Hidden West, Old California and Heroines of the Golden West. Subjects include westerns, Christian life, women pioneers and the American West.

Stephen Booth, an English crime writer born in 1952, is the author of the Cooper and Fry series, set in Derbyshire and built around Ben Cooper and Diane Fry. The catalogue holds 26 Booth books, from Black Dog (2000) through Dancing with the Virgins (2001), Blood on the Tongue (2002) and The Dead Place (2005) to Drowned Lives (2019). No title has been added since 2019, and the run is marked as likely complete. Policewomen, murder and England appear among the subjects.

Stephen Chbosky

2 books

Stephen Chbosky is an American film director, screenwriter and author, born in 1970. Two books are catalogued: The Perks of Being a Wallflower (1999), the coming-of-age novel Chbosky is best known for, and Imaginary Friend (2019), a psychological horror novel published that October. Chbosky wrote and directed the 2012 film of Perks, directed the drama Wonder (2017), and directed the 2021 film of Dear Evan Hansen. Epistolary and diary form, young adult fiction and horror are the catalogued subjects.

Naval aviation and espionage define Stephen Coonts's thrillers. Jake Grafton leads the series that opens with Flight of the Intruder (1986), Tommy Carmellini heads a later one, and the Saucer books and Deep Black sit alongside. Terrorism, conspiracies, undercover operations and the Vietnam War are recurring subjects. Thirty-eight books run to Dragon's Jaw in 2019, and nothing new has appeared since.

Stephen Covey

4 books

Stephen Covey wrote about personal effectiveness, character and time management. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (1989) is his best known book, and First Things First (1996), Great Work Great Career (2009) and Predictable Results in Unpredictable Times (2009) complete the four catalogued here. Covey also wrote Principle-Centered Leadership, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families, The 8th Habit and The Leader In Me. Time magazine named Covey one of the 25 most influential people in 1996. The American educator and businessman lived from 1932 to 2012 and taught at Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business.

Stephen England has 17 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2025. Pandora's Grave (2011) opens the run and Sideshow (2025) is the most recent, with Day of Reckoning (2013), Nightshade (2013), Lodestone (2014), Talisman (2014), Embrace the Fire (2016), Quicksand (2018) and Arkhangel (2019) in between. Shadow Warriors is the recurring group, and Lion of God (2018) is catalogued as its prequel. England remains actively publishing.

Financial thrillers are Stephen Frey's subject. Frey worked in mergers and acquisitions at JP Morgan and as a vice president of corporate finance at a Manhattan bank, and is a managing director at a private equity firm in Florida. The catalogue holds 22 books, from The Takeover (1995) to Ultimate Power (2018). Everything before The Chairman (2005) stands alone; The Chairman introduces Christian Gillette, who carries four novels set around the private equity firm Everest Capital. Investment bankers, corporate culture and conspiracies recur as subjects.

Stephen Fry

29 books• 2 series

Stephen Fry is an English actor, comedian, writer and broadcaster, born in 1957. His 29 catalogued books run from A Bit of Fry & Laurie (1990) to Odyssey (2024), taking in The Liar (1991), The Hippopotamus (1994), Making History (1996) and Moab Is My Washpot (1997). Humour, English wit, comedians, diaries and travel are the recurring subjects. Two series are catalogued: A Bit of Fry and Laurie, drawn from the sketch show Fry made with Hugh Laurie, and Mythos. Fry continues to publish.

Stephen Graham Jones

52 books• 6 series

Stephen Graham Jones (born January 22, 1972) is an American writer of experimental, horror, crime and science fiction. The Only Good Indians, My Heart Is a Chainsaw and The Buffalo Hunter Hunter are horror novels. Jones has taught at the University of Colorado Boulder since 2008 and holds the Ineva Baldwin Professorship of English. The catalogue lists 52 books, from The Fast Red Road (2000) to Off the Reservation (2026). Lake Witch Trilogy is a series, and subjects include Native American life, short stories, westerns and Montana.