Authors whose first name starts with T

T. Kingfisher is the pen name that Ursula Vernon, a North Carolina author, uses for work aimed at adults; Vernon also writes children's books and comics. The Kingfisher books include fairy-tale retellings, and the catalogue subjects list fantasy, horror, magic, wizards and familiars. There are 18 titles on file from 2014 to 2025, opening with The Seventh Bride and Jackalope Wives and Other Stories and reaching Snake-Eater (2025); Clocktaur War is the one named series. Vernon has won the Hugo and Nebula awards and been nominated for the World Fantasy and Eisner awards.

T. Davis Bunn, born in 1952 and raised in North Carolina, is an American writer of historical fiction and legal thrillers in which Christian faith plays a major part. After a 1974 BA in psychology and economics from Wake Forest University and graduate study in international finance and economics at Gresham College in London, Bunn worked as a consultant and lecturer in international finance in Switzerland and Germany. Bunn is Novelist in Residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford, and divides time between Oxford and Florida. The catalogue holds 108 books from The Presence (1990) to The Sapphire Sea (2026), including Florian's Gate (1992), The Amber Room (1992) and Rhineland Inheritance (1993); some books carry the name Davis Bunn, and Marc Royce and Acts Of Faith are among the series.

T. Frank Muir writes the DCI Andy Gilchrist series. Subject headings on the Muir listing include police procedurals, Scotland, serial murder investigation and murder. The catalogue lists 15 books from Eye for an Eye (2007) to The Last Grave (2025). Hand for a Hand (2009), Tooth for a Tooth (2012) and Life for a Life (2013) are among them, as are Blood Torment (2016) and Dead Still (2020). T. Frank Muir is still publishing.

T. Gephart has 29 books in the catalogue, dated 2013 through 2022. A Twist of Fate (2013) is the title the record puts first and My Biggest Break (2022) the most recent. Series listed under the Gephart name are Power Station, Black Addiction, Lexi and one recorded only as #1. No subject headings are on file, and no title in the listing carries a date after 2022.

T. Greenwood writes psychological fiction about families under strain, mothers and daughters, dysfunction, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, the moment a life changes. Sixteen books span 1999 to 2026, from Breathing Water through Undressing the Moon, Two Rivers, Grace, Bodies of Water and Where I Lost Her to Everything Has Happened (2026).

T. Jefferson Parker

136 books• 7 series

Laguna Heat (1985) is the first catalogued novel by T. Jefferson Parker, an American writer born in 1953 whose police procedurals take place in Southern California. Little Saigon (1988), Pacific Beat (1991), Summer of Fear (1993), The Triggerman's Dance (1996) and Silent Joe (2001) follow in the listing, and Gone at First Light is scheduled for 2027. Charlie Hood, Roland Ford and Merci Rayborn are Parker's series characters. California, police work and American noir fiction appear among the subjects.

T. Key has 37 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2022. In The Beginning (2017) is the listed first title, issued alongside The Storms of Life and To Whom Much Is Given, and Love Always, Kahmad ft. Jah (2022) is the most recent. All That Jazz, Send Me An Angel, The Ace In Her Pocket, The Book of Noah and The Revelations of Ryan, Jr. all date from 2018. Love & His Majesty, Runaway Love, Them Lewis Girls and Love in These Streets are the four series credited to Key.

T. M. Frazier writes romantic suspense. The Dark Light of Day (2013) opens a catalogue of 21 books, with the Perversion Trilogy, the Outskirts Duet and the Pawn Duet the named series inside it. Titles such as King, Lawless, Tyrant, Soulless and the three-part Preppy sit in the same run. The catalogue closes with King of the Causeway (2020) and has stayed dormant since.

T. R. Cameron writes fantasy. The 14 catalogued books run from Tales from the Oriceran Universe (2019) to Witch With An Attitude (2023), and a sequence of Witch With A... titles, among them Witch With A Badge and Witch With A Dragon, appeared in 2022. Tracey Byrnes, Lisa Frett, Lucinda Pebre, Tim Bischoff, Kat N. Snow, Mandi F and Craig Lewis are each credited alongside Cameron on one book. No new Cameron title has been recorded since 2023.

T. R. Cameron and various other authors is the credit line carried by 8 fantasy titles, every one of them dated 2024. The listing names no individual collaborators, so the books are not attributable beyond that line. Each title puts a witch in its name: Basic Witch, Blazing Witch, Payback's a Witch, Wild Witch, Witch on Wheels, Witch Slapped, Witch's Wrath and Witches Get Stitches.

Horror runs through T. W. Brown's catalogue. The DEAD books and the Zomblog sequence carry most of it, starting with The Ugly Beginning, Zomblog and Zomblog II in 2010, while That Ghoul Ava heads a separate strand from 2012. Brown published 37 titles between 2010 and 2020, closing with Grim Grimoire (2020), and also wrote the Dead: Snapshot, New Dead and Witchy Woman series. Books run to a median of 328 pages.

T.A. Barron

29 books• 4 series

T.A. Barron, born in 1952, is an American writer of fantasy for children and young adults, and of nature books. The Merlin Saga is the best-known work, running from The Lost Years (1996) through The Seven Songs (1997), The Raging Fires (1998), The Mirror of Fate (1999) and A Wizard's Wings (2000). The Adventures of Kate began earlier with Heartlight (1990) and The Ancient One (1992), and an Atlantis Saga followed. Wizards, dragons, magic and the natural world are the recurring subjects, alongside nature writing such as To Walk in Wilderness (1993). Twenty-nine titles are catalogued, reaching Naming Nature in 2026.

T.A. White's catalogue holds 25 books published between 2012 and 2026, from Dragon-Ridden (2012) to Echoes of Insurrection (2026). Four series divide the work: the Dragon Ridden Chronicles, Aileen Travers, the Firebird Chronicles and Cosmic Dryad. Pathfinder's Way (2016), Shadow's Messenger (2016), Midnight's Emissary (2017), Mist's Edge (2017), Of Bone and Ruin (2017), Dawn's Envoy (2018), Destruction's Ascent (2018) and Moonlight's Ambassador (2018) fill out the middle. White is still publishing.

Italy supplies the setting for most of T.A. Williams's fiction, in series named Escape to Tuscany, Love from Italy and Beneath Italian Skies. Bonded For Life (2016) opens a catalogue of 40 titles, with the Dreaming Of... books taking in Dreaming of Venice and Dreaming of Christmas. The Armstrong and Oscar mysteries are the most recent strand, reaching Murder in Bologna. Williams publishes several books a year.

T.B. Markinson has 38 books in the catalogue, from Marionette (2013) to Woman of the Year (2025). Series are A Woman Lost, Girl Love Happens and Miracle Girl. Titles include A Woman Lost (2014), Confessions from a Coffee Shop (2014), A Clueless Woman (2015), Claudia Must Die (2015) and The Miracle Girl (2015).

T.C. Boyle

37 books• 1 series

T.C. Boyle is an American novelist and short story writer with thirty-one novels and more than 150 short stories behind him. Descent of Man (1979) opens a run of 37 catalogued titles that takes in Water Music (1981), World's End (1987) and The Road to Wellville (1993) and reaches No Way Home in 2026. World's End, covering 300 years of upstate New York, took the PEN/Faulkner Award in 1988. Boyle held a Distinguished Professorship in English at the University of Southern California, and the 2000s were his busiest decade.

T.C. Edge writes fantasy in long series: the Bladeborn Saga, Children of the Prime, Enhanced and its sequel run, Variant, Phantom Chronicles and Warrior Race. The Watchers of Eden (2015) opens the catalogue, followed by City of Stone (2016), The Endless Knight (2016) and The Watcher Wars (2016). One-word titles mark the 2017 books: Assassin, Avenger, Captive, Defender. The catalogue holds 50 books dated 2015 to 2026, at a median of 316 pages.

Cats and amateur sleuths run through T.C. LoTempio's cozy mysteries. Meow If It's Murder (2014) opens the catalogue, and four series carry it: Nick and Nora Mysteries, the Purr N' Bark Pet Shop Mystery, the Tiffany Austin Food Blogger Mystery and A Cozy Bookshop Mystery. Eighteen catalogued books reach Buried in a Book (2026), with reporters, pets and murder investigation among the subjects.

Epic fantasy, with a science fiction strand beside it, defines T.C. Southwell's 36 books. Three series hold most of the catalogue: Demon Lord, Cyber Chronicles and Slave Empire. Southwell opened with Demon Lord in 2007, released heavily in 2011 with Dark God, God Realm, Grey God, Invisible Assassin and Lord of Shadows, and finished with God War in 2021. The median length is 224 pages.

T.E. Huff published under several names, and the catalogue lists titles as Edwina Marlow, Beatrice Parker and Jennifer Wilde. The 23 books date from 1968 to 1989, opening with Master of Phoenix Hall (1968). Beatrice Parker titles include Come to Castlemoor (1970) and Stranger by the Lake (1971), and The Lady of Lyon House (1970) and Nine Buck's Row (1973) carry the Huff name. Huff also wrote the Marietta Danver Trilogy. They Call Her Dana (1989), issued as Jennifer Wilde, is the final catalogued book.

T.E. Kinsey writes historical mysteries set in the British countryside, with women detectives, household employees, country life and eccentric neighbours among the catalogued subjects. Lady Hardcastle heads the main series, from A Quiet Life in the Country (2014) through Death Around the Bend (2017) and Death Beside the Seaside (2019); the Dizzy Heights Mysteries form a second. Sixteen catalogued books reach Murder on the Rocks in 2026.

Mort Grant, recorded as a fictitious character, runs through T.E. Woods's catalogue, which the subjects place in Wisconsin among murder, investigation and questions of identity. Woods has 10 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2018, all credited to Woods. Justice/Mort Grant and Hush Money Mystery are the two series filed under the name. Fix titles dominate the earlier run, The Fixer (2012), The Red Hot Fix (2014), The Unforgivable Fix (2014), Fixed in Blood (2015), Fixed in Fear (2015) and Dead End Fix (2016), and Hush Money (2017), Bad Girl (2018), Private Lies (2018) and The Wrong Sister (2018) follow.

T.G. Reid writes the DCI Bone crime novels. Eleven books are catalogued from 2021 onward, opening with Blood Water Falls and Dark is the Grave, then continuing through Dead Man's Stone, The Killing Parade, Isle of the Dead and Burn it All Down. Dirt Road Dead is the newest entry, and the series continues.

T.H. White

26 books• 1 series

T.H. White, Terence Hanbury White, 1906–1964, was an English writer best known for Arthurian fiction. The Sword in the Stone appeared on its own in 1938 and later joined the sequence collected in 1958 as The Once and Future King, with The Witch in the Wood (1939), The Ill-Made Knight and The Candle in the Wind (both 1940) beside it. Twenty-six books are catalogued from Darkness at Pemberley (1932) to Letters to a Friend (1982), taking in Farewell Victoria (1933) and England Have My Bones (1936).

T.I. Lowe writes contemporary Christian romance, tagged clean and wholesome, with subjects that include surfing, photographers and hope. The catalogue lists 21 books from Goodbyes and Second Chances (2014) to South of Somewhere (2026). Series include Resolutions, Bleu, Coming Home Again, Carolina Coast and Runaway Bride. Lulu's Cafe (2014), A Bleu Streak Christmas (2015) and Life Unwritten (2016) are among the titles.

T.I. Wade was born in Bromley, Kent, England in 1954 and grew up in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, after the family moved to Africa in 1956. Wade spent 15 years living in England, Germany and Portugal, then settled in Cape Town in 1989 and ran a restaurant and a coffee business there. The catalogue lists 18 books from Banking, Beer & Robert the Bruce (2004) to A.S.S. (2015), across the America One, Invasion USA, Book of Tolan, Ryan Richmond and Banker's Club series. The Battle For New York (2011) and America One (2012) are among the titles.

Murder investigations run through all 30 of T.J. Brearton's books, published between 2014 and 2026. Four series divide them: North County, Tom Lange, Roth Sisters, and Shannon Ames / Night Prowler. Habit (2014) opens the catalogue, with Highwater and Survivors following in the same year, and The Killer On My Doorstep arrives in 2026. Novels average 291 pages.

T.J. Kline writes romance and romantic suspense in the Healing Harts, Rodeo, Radcliffe and Saddle Creek series. The 20 catalogued books date from 2013 to 2021. Rodeo Queen (2013) is the first title, followed by Learning the Ropes and The Cowboy and the Angel (2014). Heart titles recur, including Close to Heart (2015), Taking Heart (2015), Change of Heart (2016) and Wild at Heart (2016). Third Time's a Charm (2021) is the newest Kline book.

T.J. Klune (Travis John Klune) won a Lambda Literary Award for Into This River I Drown (2013) and once worked as a claims examiner for an insurance company. Bear, Otter, and the Kid (2011) is the first of 47 catalogued books, and We Burned So Bright (2026) is the newest, with The Stars Look Like Home due in 2027. The House in the Cerulean Sea and The Extraordinaries are named novels. Green Creek and Tales From Verania are series, and subjects include M/M romance, LGBTQ+ fiction and fantasy.

Private investigators and psychics share the page in T.J. MacGregor's mysteries, most of them set in Florida. Quin St. James and Mike McCleary open the catalogue in In Shadow (1985) and return through Kill Flash (1987), Death Sweet (1988) and On Ice (1989). Four further series follow: Tango Key Mysteries, Mira Morales, Aline Scott, and Nora McKee & Alex Kincaid. MacGregor's 35 catalogued books reach Silent Thunder (2026).

T.J. Newman writes standalone thrillers built around aviation and disaster. Three novels are catalogued: Falling (2021), Drowning (2023) and Worst Case Scenario (2024). Air pilots, terrorism and suspense are the recorded subjects. Newman keeps each book self-contained rather than running a series, and the catalogue remains open.

T.J. Nichols writes gay fiction, with 69 books catalogued from Warlock in Training (2017) to The Librarian's Familiar (2026). Nichols's series are Familiar Mates, Mytho, Mytho Collapse, Outcast Pack, Gay Christmas, Hunting Hearts, Studies in Demonology and Captured Earth. Other titles include Rogue in the Making (2018), The Vampire's Dinner (2019) and Lucifer's Litigator (2020). T.J. Nichols is still publishing.

T.K. Chapin has 66 books in the catalogue, published from 2014 to 2024. Chronicles Of Kilix (2014) is the first title and also names one of Chapin's series. Other series include Diamond Lake, Faithful Love, Embers and Ashes, Love's Enduring Promise, Children of God, His Tender Mercies and Beyond The Badge. Echoes of Eternity (2024) is the newest book.

T.K. Leigh is a USA Today bestselling romance author whose books range in tone from sexy to lighthearted. Leigh grew up in New England, lives near Raleigh, and has run more than twenty full marathons. The catalogue holds 40 books, from A Beautiful Mess (2013) to The Chosen (2026), including A Tragic Wreck (2014) and Chasing The Dragon (2015). Leigh's series include Beautiful Mess, Broken Crown, Saint Trilogy and Book Boyfriend Chronicles.

T.L. Haddix published 23 books between 2012 and 2019. Firefly Hollow (2012) opens the catalogue, followed by titles such as Butterfly Lane, Dragonfly Creek, Cricket Cove and Snapdragon Way. Haddix's series are Firefly Hollow and the Olman County / Shadows Collection. The newest title is Redemption, also listed as Redemption in the Shadows (2019). Magic and relationships between men and women appear among the subjects.

T.L. Hodel is catalogued with 23 books published between 2020 and 2025, every one credited to Hodel alone. Aftereffect and Scartissue opened the listing in 2020, a 2021 group followed with Adversaries, Adversaries Prequel, Happenstance and Innocence, and 2022 brought Accident-Prone, Frenemies, Pride and Riley's Retribution. Driftwood Daffodil 3 is dated 2025. Three series are listed: Order of Ravens and Wolves, Louisiana Made Men and Deviant House. The catalogue records no subject headings or page counts, and marks the run ongoing.

T.L. Payne has published 42 books since 2019, organised into eight series: Days of Want, Desperate Age, Conquer the Dark, Fall of Houston, Black Sky Event, Gateway to Chaos, Survive the Collapse and Reign of Darkness. Those names point at collapse and survival, and the individual titles follow suit - Sudden Chaos (2019), Turmoil (2019), Upheaval (2019), No Way Out (2020). Chaos at the Border (2025) is Payne's most recent entry.

T.L. Reeve's catalogue counts 79 books from Behind the Scenes (2013) to Between the Stacks (2025). Michele Ryan shares the credit on 13 of them. Series include Turnskin University, TSU After Dark, On the Set, Black Ops: Project R.O.O.T, Apache County Shifters, Dupree Investigations, Simone Hadley Files and Psychic Retrieval Agency. Titles from 2013 include Dangerous Obsession, Reaper's Mercy and To Catch A Killer.

Dark romance runs through T.L. Smith's catalogue of 76 books, published between 2014 and 2026, with Beautiful Things Betray scheduled for 2027. Smith's series include Chained Hearts, Smirnov Bratva, Crimson Elite, Wicked Poison, Vengeful Lies, Lethal Vows and Savage Love. Adam's Heaven (2014) opens the run and Fate Spinner: A Dark Romantasy (2026) is the most recent title, at a median length of 278 pages.

T.L. Swan writes contemporary romance about men and women colliding, 29 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2027. The Stanton novels open the catalogue with Stanton Adore and Stanton Unconditional, both 2014, then Stanton Completely (2015), Stanton Bliss (2016) and Dr. Stanton (2017). Miles High Club, Kingston Lane and House of Ferrara follow as later series. The Bonus is the most recent title, and The Forbidden Italian is scheduled for 2027.

T.M. Cromer writes romance with fantasy and suspense elements, and the catalogue lists 39 books from Burning Resolution (2016) to The Siren (2026). The Thorne Witches appear among the listed characters, and series include Sentinels of Magic, Unlucky Charms, Holt Family, Stonebrooke, Thorne Witches: Happily Ever Afters, These Boots Are Made For Witching and Fiore Vineyard. Autumn Magic, Spring Magic, Summer Magic and Winter Magic all carry 2018 dates.

T.M. Logan writes psychological thrillers, nearly all of them standalone. 10 catalogued books run from Lies (2017) to The Daughter (2025), with The Holiday, The Catch, Trust Me, The Curfew and The Mother between them. Marriage, deception and suspense are the recurring subjects. One short story, With the Others (2021), sits outside the novels, and Logan remains actively publishing.

T.R. Harris writes military and space opera science fiction. The catalogue holds 83 books published from 2011 to 2026, opening with The Fringe Worlds (2011) and reaching Collateral Damage Included (2026). Harris built the Human Chronicles around Adam Cain, then extended it through the Adam Cain Chronicles and Human Chronicles Legacy, and also writes Human For Hire, REV Warriors, Last Cyborg and Drone Wars. Median length is 172 pages.

T.R. Pearson writes Southern fiction and crime novels, much of it set in North Carolina towns among eccentrics. A Short History of a Small Place (1985) opens the list, followed by Off for the Sweet Hereafter (1986) and The Last of How It Was (1987), with Cry Me a River (1993), Blue Ridge (2000) and True Cross (2003) along the way. The Neely, Ray Tatum Mysteries and Nick Reid sequences are the named series. The catalogue holds 28 books reaching Bone Eye (2023), at a median of 288 pages.

T.R. Ragan is catalogued here with a single title, Best House on the Block, published in 2025. No series and no earlier book are recorded against the name. The entry stands as a one-book catalogue, marked as open rather than finished.

T.S. Eliot

86 books• 2 series

T.S. Eliot (Thomas Stearns Eliot, 26 September 1888 to 4 January 1965) was a poet, essayist and playwright and a leading figure of modernist poetry in English. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, into a Boston Brahmin family, Eliot moved to England in 1914 at 25 and settled, worked and married there. Eliot received the 1948 Nobel Prize in Literature. The catalogue lists 86 books, from The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock (1915) through The Sacred Wood (1920) and The Waste Land (1922) to Volume 9 of The Letters of T. S. Eliot (2021).

T.S. Falk writes action thrillers built on ancient secrets, relics and lost history. Three series carry the work: Ex Libris, Secret History and Second Genesis. The Ancient Code and The Extinction Threat opened the catalogue in 2022, and Relic, The Calypso Mystery, The Missing Link, Apocrypha and Artifact follow. Twenty-eight books reach The Zero Hour (2026).

Shifter romance accounts for nearly all of T.S. Joyce's output, bears, wolves and bulls, in series such as Bear Valley Shifters, Bears Fur Hire, Wolves of Promise Falls, Hells Canyon Shifters and Outlaw Shifters. Several of those sequences sit inside the Damon's Mountains Universe. The catalogue is exceptionally large, at 163 books between Call of the Bear (2014) and Same Rogue (2026), with a median length of 250 pages.

T.S. Paul wrote urban fantasy and space opera in a five-year burst. The catalogue holds 64 books published between 2016 and 2020, from Born a Witch...Drafted by the FBI! to Death Awaits, and nothing has followed. The Federal Witch, about a witch recruited by the FBI, is the central series, surrounded by the Athena Lee Chronicles and Athena Lee Universe, Jack Dalton, Monster Hunter, Arcane Corps, Mongo Case Files, Smuggle Life and Space Chef. Books average 168 pages.

T.S. Snow has 26 catalogued books, all published between 2020 and 2023. The listing opens with Chaotic (2020) and Godchosen (2020). Titles are grouped into six series: Twilight of the Godchosen, Arcane Mage, Godchosen, Knotty by Nature, Arcane Agent and Darker Shade. Output is concentrated in the early 2020s, and no title dated after 2023 is catalogued.

T.S. Stribling wrote novels and detective fiction across the first half of the twentieth century. The Cruise of the Dry Dock (1917) opens the catalogue, followed by Birthright (1922), Fombombo (1923), Teeftallow (1926) and the Vaiden Trilogy. Henry Poggioli is the recurring character of the mystery stories, and psychologists and criminologists appear among the listed subjects, alongside the US Civil War and murder investigation. 29 titles are catalogued, later editions carrying the listing to 1982, at a median of 314 pages.

T.W. Piperbrook writes post-apocalyptic fiction across six series: Contamination, Outage, Ruins, Sandstorm, Alive Again and Fear the Dark. The catalogue opens in 2012 with The Onset and Book Zero: St. Matthews, then runs through Crossroads, Escape and Wasteland in 2013 and Dead Instinct, Sanctuary, Survival and The Last Survivors in 2014. Piperbrook's 36 catalogued titles reach Fear The Dark (2025).

Ta-Nehisi Coates

19 books• 5 series

Ta-Nehisi Coates, born September 30, 1975, is an American author, journalist and activist. As national correspondent at The Atlantic, Coates wrote about cultural, social and political questions, particularly African Americans and white supremacy. Four nonfiction books carry the name: The Beautiful Struggle (2008), Between the World and Me (2015), winner of the 2015 National Book Award for Nonfiction, We Were Eight Years in Power (2017) and The Message (2024). The listing also carries Black Panther graphic novel collections. Subjects include race relations, memoir, and fathers and sons.

Tabetha Waite began publishing with Twelve Gifts by Christmas (2018) and has 58 books catalogued through 2026. The 2019 titles include A Lady's Guide to Marriage, Behind a Moonlit Veil and Who the Marquess Dares to Desire. Series include Ways of Love, Wanton Wastrels, Season of the Spinster, Sensual Scandals, Seaside Society of Spinster and A Tale of Two Brunettes. Hot and Bothered in July (2026) is the newest title.

Tabitha King writes novels of marriage, women's lives and small-town Maine, several of them set in the invented community of Nodd's Ridge. Small World (1981) opens a catalogue of 10 books that crosses horror, mystery and thriller territory, and includes Pearl (1988), One on One (1993), The Book of Reuben (1994) and Candles Burning (2006). The Lore series closes the run with Lore: Obscured (2016) and Lore: The Anima (2018).

Tabor Evans is a house pseudonym used by a number of authors at Jove Books for the Longarm westerns. The Longarm novels follow Custis Long, known as Longarm, a U.S. Deputy Marshal working out of Denver, Colorado in the 1880s. The catalogue lists 464 books, from Longarm (1978) to Longarm and the Model Prisoner (2015), with the 2000s the busiest decade. Longarm Giant is also listed as a series. Subjects include outlaws, frontier and pioneer life, U.S. marshals, missing persons and Wyoming.

Tad Williams

41 books• 10 series

Robert Paul "Tad" Williams, born March 14, 1957, is an American fantasy and science fiction writer. Williams wrote the Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn, Otherland, Shadowmarch and Bobby Dollar series, plus the standalone novels Tailchaser's Song and The War of the Flowers. The Last King of Osten Ard closed with The Navigator's Children in 2024. Sales of Williams's work exceed 17 million copies. Comics work includes The Next for DC Comics and Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis #50 to #57. The catalogue holds 41 books, from Tailchaser's Song (1985) to The Splintered Sun (2026).

Tade Thompson is a British psychiatrist and writer of Yoruba descent, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. Rosewater, his science fiction novel, took both a Nommo Award and an Arthur C. Clarke Award, and it heads the Wormwood Trilogy alongside The Rosewater Insurrection (2019) and The Rosewater Redemption (2019). A second series follows Molly Southbourne. Recorded subjects include extraterrestrial beings, doppelgangers, insurgency and criminal investigation. The 14 catalogued titles open with Making Wolf (2015) and include one anthology, AfroSFv2, that carries other contributors' names.

Tae Keller

9 books• 2 series

Tae Keller is an American children's book author and the youngest winner of the Newbery Medal, taken in 2021 for When You Trap a Tiger. That book follows Lily and her relationship with an aging, ill Korean grandmother, and draws on Korean folktales. Nine titles are catalogued between The Science of Breakable Things (2018) and When Tomorrow Burns (2026), among them Patsy Mink (2022), Jennifer Chan Is Not Alone (2022), Mihi Ever After (2022), A Giant Problem (2023), Off the Rails (2024) and Home Sweet Home (2025). Mihi Ever After is the series recorded under the name.

Tahereh Mafi

27 books• 6 series

Tahereh Mafi, born November 10, 1988, is an Iranian-American writer of young adult fiction based in Santa Monica, California. Mafi's series are Shatter Me, Shatter Me: The New Republic, This Woven Kingdom and Furthermore. Shatter Me (2011) is the first catalogued title, and Whichwood (2017) and A Very Large Expanse of Sea (2018) come later. Fantasy, science fiction, magic, dictatorship and resistance feature in the subjects. Escape Me (2026) is the newest Mafi title.