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Terri Brisbin is an American historical romance author and a registered dental hygienist in South Jersey. Writing romance since 1995, Brisbin has sold more than 1.6 million copies of historical and paranormal romance novels, novellas and short stories in 15 languages since 1998, and is a member of Romance Writers of America and the New Jersey and Valley Forge local chapters. The catalogue holds 49 books from A Love Through Time (1998) to Blame It On the Mistletoe (2026), including The Queen's Man (2000), The Dumont Bride (2002) and Taming the Highlander (2006). Series include MacLerie Clan, A Highland Feuding, MacKendimen, Knights of Brittany and Stone Circles, and subjects name Scotland, the Middle Ages and knighthood.

Knitting runs through Terri DuLong's fiction, along with mothers and daughters, widows, stepmothers and friendship, set largely in Florida. Spinning Forward (2009) and Casting About (2010) name the craft outright, and a Cedar Key sequence follows in Sunrise on Cedar Key (2011), Postcards from Cedar Key (2012), Secrets on Cedar Key (2013) and Farewell to Cedar Key (2014). The Ormond Beach series is the one named group. Fifteen books date from 2002 to 2021, at a median 310 pages.

Horses carry the work of Terri Farley, an American writer of children's and young adult fiction. The Phantom Stallion series and its Wild Horse Island continuation account for most of her 39 catalogued books, set on ranches and around mustangs in the contemporary and historic West. Seven Tears into the Sea is her other widely read title, and Farley wrote the adult romance series Magical Love and Haunting Hearts as Tess Farraday. The run opens with The Wild One (2002) and reaches Horse Girl in 2026.

Subject headings on Terri L. Austin's 11 books, dated 2012 to 2018, span mystery, contemporary romance and fantasy. Three series appear on the site: Rose Strickland Mystery, Beauty and the Brit and A Null for Hire. Diners, Dives & Dead Ends (2012) is the first title, and Last Diner Standing (2012), Diner Impossible (2013) and Diner Knock Out (2015) are also listed. His Every Need (2014), His Kind of Trouble (2015) and To Be His (2015) appear as well, and Disheartened (2018) is the newest. Waitresses and businessmen are among the subjects, and the list is marked likely complete.

Terri Libenson, born in 1970, is an American cartoonist and author. Libenson drew the newspaper comic strip The Pajama Diaries from 2006 to 2020 and won the 70th Silver Reuben Award for best newspaper comic strip. Since 2017 Libenson has written graphic novels about middle school, girls' friendships and self-esteem, a run of nine books from Invisible Emmie (2017) to Entirely Emmie (2025), each named for the classmate it follows.

Terri Osburn writes romance. Osburn holds the sole credit across 25 books published between 2013 and 2024, from Meant to Be (2013) to Not So Easy (2024). Anchor Island, Ardent Springs and Not are the recorded series. Subject headings point to man-woman relationships, brothers, single women, widows and hotelkeepers. The 2010s carry the densest stretch of the catalogue.

Domestic and psychological suspense is what Terri Parlato writes. Four books make up the catalogue: All the Dark Places (2022), What Waits in the Woods (2023), Watch Your Back (2024) and She Thought She Was Safe (2026). Parlato is listed as actively publishing.

Terri Reed has 60 catalogued books, from Love Comes Home (2004) to Montana Christmas Target (2026). Northern Border Patrol, McClains and Protection Specialists are the listed series. Romantic suspense, Christian romance, inspirational fiction, missing persons and witnesses appear among the subjects. A Sheltering Love (2005), Strictly Confidential (2006), Double Deception (2007), Her Christmas Protector (2007) and Double Cross (2008) are other titles.

Terri Reid writes paranormal mysteries. Mary O'Reilly is the recurring character, and the catalogue holds 77 books published between 2010 and 2026 across the Chicago Crypt Mysteries, Blackwood Files, Order of Brigid's Cross, Willoughby Witches, M.O.R.A. Paranormal Mysteries and Finders Mansion Mysteries. Ghosts, the supernatural, kidnapping and child trafficking recur as subjects. One outlier is nonfiction: The Everything Guide to Living Off the Grid (2011).

Terri Windling

9 books• 3 series

Terri Windling, born in Fort Dix, New Jersey in 1958, is an American editor, artist and essayist who writes for both children and adults. Nine World Fantasy Awards stand to her name, along with the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award, the Bram Stoker Award and the SFWA Solstice Award, given in 2010 for significant impact on the speculative fiction field. The catalogue holds 9 books published between 1982 and 2020 and records two series, Elsewhere and Old Oak Wood. Elsewhere Vol. II and Vol. III (1982) are the earliest titles; The Wood Wife (1996), The Raven Queen, A Midsummer Night's Faery Tale, The Winter Child and The Faeries of Spring Cottage lead to The Color of Angels (2020). Subjects record fairies, fairy tales and short stories.

Terry Ambrose writes mysteries and suspense, with 22 books released from 2012 to 2024. License to Lie (2012) came first and gave its name to one of Ambrose's series. The other series are Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery and Beachtown Detective Agency. Titles include Kauai Temptations, Big Island Blues, Mystery of the Lei Palaoa and Honolulu Hottie. The Case of the Beguiling Brooch (2024) is the newest.

Dragons and bears carry most of Terry Bolryder's catalogue. Awakened Dragons, Forgotten Dragons, Texas Dragons, Date-A-Dragon and Dragon Guard of Drakkaris cover the one; Bear Claw Security, Bear Haven, Trapped In Bear Canyon and Polar Heat the other, with Tiger Protectors and Club Crimson filling out 12 series. Bolryder has 111 catalogued books dated 2015 to 2025, from A Tiger's Bounty to Malediction & Revocation. Volumes average 202 pages.

Terry Brooks

59 books• 20 series

Terry Brooks, born Terence Dean Brooks on January 8, 1944, is an American writer of epic fantasy. The catalogue opens with The Sword of Shannara (1977) and counts 59 books through Brona (2026). Series lines include the Original Shannara, Heritage of Shannara, Genesis of Shannara, Defenders of Shannara and Dark Legacy of Shannara, alongside Word & Void and Viridian Deep, while the Magic Kingdom of Landover is a recurring setting. Two film novelizations belong to the output. Brooks has had 23 New York Times bestsellers and more than 25 million copies in print, and announced a semi-retirement from writing in March 2025.

Terry C. Johnston wrote westerns about the American frontier: pioneer life, the wars of the West, and the Plains nations including the Dakota and Crow. His 31 novels appeared between 1982 and 2001, at a median of 469 pages, with the 1990s the densest decade. Titus Bass is his best known recurring character and gives one series its name; The Plainsmen, Son Of The Plains and Jonas Hook are the others. Carry the Wind (1982) opens the catalogue and Turn the Stars Upside Down (2001) closes it. Johnston lived from 1947 to 2001, and more than ten million of his books are in print.

Terry Deary

340 books• 41 series

Terry Deary is a British children's author, born in 1946, best known as the writer of the Horrible Histories series. Deary has written 351 books, which have sold more than 38 million copies in over 45 languages, and has ranked among Britain's best-selling authors since 1994. In 2012 Deary was the tenth most-borrowed author in British libraries, and Books for Keeps magazine named Deary the Outstanding Children's Non-Fiction Author of the 20th Century. The catalogue lists 340 titles from Teaching Through Theatre (1977) onward, including the True Stories and Tudor Terror series.

Terry Dowling

17 books• 2 series

Terence William Dowling, born in 1947, is an Australian writer and journalist working in speculative fiction. Dowling uses the self-coined label imagier, one who imagines, in place of a genre name. Seventeen books are catalogued from 1982 to 2020, and the Tom Rynosseros sequence belongs to him. Recorded subjects include Australian science fiction, horror, fantastic fiction, and fantasy collections and anthologies. Titles include Blue Tyson (1986), Rynosseros (1990), Twilight Beach (1992) and The Complete Rynosseros Vol 3 (2020).

Terry Fallis

10 books• 1 series

Terry Fallis is a Canadian novelist and public relations consultant who has twice won the Stephen Leacock Memorial Medal for Humour, in 2008 for The Best Laid Plans and in 2015 for No Relation. The Best Laid Plans (2007) satirises Canadian politics: a burned-out strategist sets out to end his own career by running an unelectable candidate, who then becomes popular with voters. Honest Angus McLintock is the recorded series. Ten books are catalogued, reaching The Marionette in 2025.

Terry Goodkind

33 books• 5 series

Terry Goodkind (January 11, 1948 to September 17, 2020) was an American writer of epic fantasy, known for The Sword of Truth. That series sold 25 million copies, was translated into more than 20 languages and became the television series Legend of the Seeker, which ran from November 2008 to May 2010. Goodkind also wrote The Law of Nines (2009), a contemporary suspense novel tied to the fantasy books, and drew on Ayn Rand's objectivism in the work. The catalogue lists 33 titles, from Wizard's First Rule (1994) to Into Darkness (2020). Richard Rahl and Kahlan Amnell are the characters tagged most often.

Terry Harknett was one of the Piccadilly Cowboys, the group of British writers who produced violent paperback westerns in the 1970s. Harknett's 146 catalogued titles run from The Scratch on the Surface in 1962 to Death in the Desert in 2015, with the 1970s as the peak decade. Adam Steele is his main western sequence, joined by Crown, Steve Wayne, Edge: The Return and the crossover run Edge Meets Steele. Early books are crime novels rather than westerns.

Terry Hayes is an Australian author, screenwriter and film producer, born in 1951. Three catalogued books carry the Hayes name: Mad Max in 1979, the thriller I Am Pilgrim in 2013, and The Year of the Locust in 2024, the later two built around terrorism and intelligence officers. Hayes worked with the Kennedy Miller production house and took the AACTA Award for Best Film twice, first for 1987's The Year My Voice Broke and again for Flirting in 1991.

Terry Lynn Johnson writes children's fiction about survival and sled dogs. Ten books are catalogued between Dogsled Dreams (2011) and Rescue at Lake Wild (2021), among them Ice Dogs (2014), Falcon Wild (2017), Dog Driven (2019) and Sled Dog School (2019). Survivor Diaries is Johnson's catalogued series, and the titles Overboard! (2017), Avalanche! (2018), Dust Storm! (2018) and Lost! (2018) share one exclamatory pattern. Recorded subjects include wilderness areas, jungles, missing persons and traffic accidents.

Terry Lynn Thomas writes suspense and historical thrillers. Nine books are catalogued, from The Spirit of Grace (2015) to The Suspect (2024), and three series stand under the name: Sarah Bennett Mysteries, Cat Carlisle and Olivia Sinclair. Subjects record women sleuths, romantic suspense and the Second World War. The Silent Woman (2018), The Drowned Woman (2019), The Family Secret (2019), House of Lies (2020), The Betrayal (2020) and The Witness (2021) fill out the list, at a median of 300 pages.

Terry Maggert's catalogue holds 19 books published between 2013 and 2023, every one credited to Maggert alone. The Forest Bull (2013) is the earliest title on file and Ghost in the Deep (2023) the most recent. Halfway Witchy and Heartborn are the series recorded under the name. Books appeared at an average gap of 0.6 years, most of them during the 2010s, and nothing new has been catalogued since 2023.

Terry Mancour is the author of the Spellmonger fantasy books and of Star Trek: The Next Generation fiction. Spartacus (1992) is the first catalogued title, and Spellmonger (2011), Warmage (2012) and Magelord (2013) follow. The catalogue counts 40 books through Theurge (2026), including the Spellmonger Cadet and Spellmonger: Legacy and Secrets series and the Tanith books. Magic, wizards, goblins and falconry appear among the subjects.

Terry McMillan

12 books• 1 series

Terry McMillan writes about African American women, their friendships and their families. Mama (1987) is the earliest of 12 catalogued titles, followed by Disappearing Acts (1989), Waiting to Exhale (1992), How Stella Got Her Groove Back (1996) and Getting to Happy (2010). It Was the Way She Said It (2025) is the most recent. Female friendship and family life fill the subject tags.

Science fiction and fantasy account for the whole of Terry Mixon's catalogue, 47 books running from Empire of Bones (2014) to Monuments to the Dead (2026). Five series organise the work: the Empire of Bones Saga, Forgotten Ship, Humanity Unlimited Saga, Imperial Marines and Fractured Republic Saga. Mixon releases about three books a year and remains active.

Terry Odell's 47 catalogued books run from Deadly Optons (2002) to Danger Abroad (2025), across four series: Pine Hills Police, Blackthorne, Inc., the Mapleton Mysteries and Triple-D Ranch. Finding Sarah (2007), Romancing the Geek (2007), Hidden Fire (2008) and Hurricane Breeze (2008) fall early in the list. Missing persons is the subject heading the catalogue carries. The median book runs 360 pages, and Odell remains actively publishing.

Terry Pratchett

148 books• 18 series

Terry Pratchett (28 April 1948 to 12 March 2015) was an English author, humorist and satirist. Discworld, a run of 41 comic fantasy novels published from 1983 to 2015, is the work most associated with Pratchett, together with Good Omens (1990), written with Neil Gaiman. The Carpet People (1971) was the first Pratchett novel, and The Colour of Magic (1983) opened Discworld. The Shepherd's Crown, the last Discworld novel, came out in August 2015, five months after Pratchett's death. The catalogue also lists the Long Earth, Bromeliad Trilogy and Johnny Maxwell series, with The Discworld Bestiary dated 2026.

Terry Shames writes small-town police procedural mystery, set in Texas. The Samuel Craddock Mystery series opens with A Killing at Cotton Hill (2013) and continues through Guilt Strikes at Granger's Store (2023); a second series, Jessie Madison, runs alongside it. Murder investigations, family secrets, police chiefs and town life recur across the 14 catalogued books, which date from 2013 to 2025 at a median 265 pages.

Paranormal and medieval romance for adult and teen readers is Terry Spear's specialism. Born in Sacramento, California, Spear built a werewolf romance line that began with Heart of the Wolf, named by Publishers Weekly among its Best Books of the Year for 2008. Heart of the Jaguar opened in 2012 with Savage Hunger, and Heart of the Cougar followed as a self-published series. Shapeshifters, werewolves and vampires run through 151 catalogued books dated 2005 to 2026, from Killing the Bloodlust to Cougar Christmas Catastrophe, with Highland Wolf, World of Fae and Magic of Inherian among the other series.

Espionage and suspense with a religious thread run through Terry Toler's work. Toler published 47 books between Save The Girls (2020) and Bullets (2026), a rate of about seven a year, across the Jamie Austen Thriller, Frankie Stone Thriller, Millionaire Suspense, Cliff Hangers, Eden Stories and Feeling Free series. Ten titles appeared in 2020 alone, among them The Jesus Diet, Uncommon Health and The Reformation of Mars. Toler remains actively publishing.

Tess Gerritsen

38 books• 6 series

Tess Gerritsen, born Terry Tom on June 12, 1953, is an American novelist who worked as a general physician before retiring from medicine. Gerritsen's 39 catalogued books start with Adventure's Mistress (1985) and continue through The Shadow Friends (2026), with The Italian Affair listed for 2028. Rizzoli & Isles is the recurring pairing named on the page, and Detective Jane Rizzoli appears in the subject tags. Other series are the Martini Club and the Tavistock Family. Subjects range across suspense, thrillers, medical fiction, women forensic scientists and romantic suspense.

Tess Rothery is catalogued with three series: Taylor Quinn Quilt Shop Mystery, Lady and her Cat Mystery and Miracle Lake Mystery. The 11 listed books appeared between 2019 and 2023, starting with Assault and Batting (2019). Bound and Deceased (2020), Emperor's New Quilt (2020), Fruit Basket Upset (2021), Heirloom Guilt (2022) and Romance is Dead (2022) follow. A Stitch in Crime (2023) is the newest title, and Rothery's listing is marked dormant.

Tess Sharpe writes mystery and suspense fiction. Catalogue subjects for Sharpe record detective and mystery stories, murder, organized crime, vendetta, drug abuse, lesbians, best friends, and fathers and daughters. The 13 catalogued books run from Far From You (2014) to No Body, No Crime (2025), taking in Barbed Wire Heart (2018), The Girls I've Been (2021), Off the Grid (2022) and 6 Times We Almost Kissed (2023). The listing also carries The Evolution of Claire (2018) and Captain Marvel: Liberation Run (2019). Girls I've Been, Maisie Lockwood Adventures and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom are the series recorded here.

Tess Stimson writes about marriage and its failures, with subjects covering adultery, love triangles, motherhood, nannies and sisters. Hard News (1993) opens her catalogue, followed by Soft Focus (1995) and Pole Position (1996), and the later run takes in The Adultery Club (2007), The Infidelity Chain (2008), Who Loves You Best (2010) and The Wife Who Ran Away (2011). Stimson has 18 books, reaching The Perfect Accident in 2026.

Tess Thompson has 86 books in the catalogue, from Riversong (2011) to Unscripted Christmas (2026). Riverbend (2013) and Riverstar (2013) are among the early titles. Series include Cliffside Bay, Emerson Pass Historicals, Emerson Pass Contemporaries, River Valley, Blue Mountain, Crescent Moon Ranch, Midnight Stars Saga and Mystery Matchmaker of Ella Pointe. Subjects cover contemporary romance, friendship, suspense, Seattle and Christmas.

Tessa Afshar writes Christian historical fiction about women in the Bible. Sixteen catalogued books run from Pearl in the Sand (2010) to The Palace Spy (2026), taking in Harvest of Rubies (2012), Harvest of Gold (2013), In the Field of Grace (2014) and Bread of Angels (2017). Queen Esther's Court and Harvest of Rubies are the two series lines. Scribes, merchants and Jewish family life recur as subjects.

Tessa Arlen writes historical mystery in upper-class England, across two series: the Lady Montfort Mysteries and the Woman of WWII Mysteries. The 8 catalogued books open with Death of a Dishonorable Gentleman (2015), take in Death Sits Down to Dinner (2016), Death of an Unsung Hero (2018) and the two Poppy Redfern novels of 2019 and 2020, and close with In Royal Service to the Queen (2021) and A Dress of Violet Taffeta (2022). Countesses, London and murder investigation recur.

Tessa Bailey

72 books• 17 series

Romance fiction is the field of Tessa Bailey, an American author with 72 books catalogued between 2013 and 2026. Subjects on file span contemporary romance, romantic comedy, romantic suspense and erotica, and the subject list also names police recruits and New York. Protecting What's His (2013) is the first listed title and Broken Rival (2026) the newest. Bailey's series include Made in Jersey, Crossing the Line, Broke and Beautiful, Hot & Hammered, Bellinger Sisters and A Vine Mess.

Tessa Dare

26 books• 6 series

Tessa Dare is an American novelist of historical romance and a New York Times and USA Today bestseller. Tessa Dare has received two RITA awards from the Romance Writers of America. The catalogue holds 26 books from 2009 to 2021, opening with How to Catch a Wild Viscount / The Legend of the Werestag and closing with The Bride Bet (2021). Series by Tessa Dare include Spindle Cove, Castles Ever After, Girl Meets Duke, the Stud Club and the Wanton Dairymaid Trilogy. Regency settings, nobility and heiresses appear among the listed subjects.

Tessa Dawn writes vampire and dragon fantasy romance. The catalogue counts 21 books from Blood Destiny (2010) to Ghostaniaz: Son of Dragons (2022). Tessa Dawn series are Blood Curse, Pantheon of Dragons and Dragons Realm Saga. Blood titles fill the early run, including Blood Awakening, Blood Possession and Blood Vengeance. Horror is also among the listed subjects.

Tessa Gratton writes for adults and for young adults: The Queens of Innis Lear and Lady Hotspur were published by Tor Books, and the young adult work takes in the Blood Journals and United States of Asgard series plus the original fairy tales Strange Grace and Night Shine. Gratton's novels and short stories have been translated into twenty-two languages and twice nominated for the Tiptree Award. Norse mythology, gods, witches, fate and prophets run through the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 21 books from Blood Magic (2011) to The Shape of Monsters (2026), and Queens of Innis Lear, Moon Heresies and Star Wars: The Acolyte are among the series on file.

Tessa Hadley

17 books• 1 series

Tessa Hadley, born Tessa Jane Nichols on 28 February 1956, is a British writer of novels, short stories and non-fiction. Hadley's realistic fiction often concerns family relationships. Hadley's novels have twice reached the longlists of the Orange Prize and the Wales Book of the Year, and in 2016 Hadley received the Hawthornden Prize and a Windham-Campbell Prize for fiction. The catalogue begins with Henry James and the Imagination of Pleasure (1998) and includes Accidents in the Home (2002), The London Train (2011), Clever Girl (2013), The Past (2015) and The Party (2024).

Tessa Hale writes paranormal and academy fantasy across six series: Shifting Fate, Royals of Kingwood Academy, Supernaturals of Castle Academy, Dragons of Ember Hollow, Wolves of Crescent Creek and Blood Bound. Nineteen books have appeared since Spark of Fate (2021), the most recent Crown of Crimson and Crows (2026), with Throne of Traitors and Thorns scheduled for 2027.

Historical mystery is Tessa Harris's form. Dr. Thomas Silkstone, an anatomist, leads one series and Constance Piper the other. Fourteen books are catalogued between The Anatomist's Apprentice (2011) and The Florence Sisters (2025), taking in The Dead Shall Not Rest (2012), The Lazarus Curse (2014), The Sixth Victim (2017) and The Angel Makers (2018). Murder investigation, physicians, forensic science and London settings recur as subjects.

Tessa Wegert's catalogue holds eight crime novels published between 2020 and 2026. Death in the Family (2020) and The Dead Season (2020) open the run, which continues through Dead Wind (2022), The Kind to Kill (2022), Devils at the Door (2023), The Coldest Case (2024) and In the Bones (2025) to The River Runs Black (2026). Two series organise them, Shana Merchant and North Country. Women detectives, serial murderers, missing persons and families are the recurring subjects. Wegert is still publishing.

Tessonja Odette writes fantasy, and the catalogue holds 24 Odette books published from 2018 to 2026, with The Words That Weave the Dark due in 2027. The earliest titles are Shadows of Lela and Veil of Mist (2018), followed by Shades of Prophecy (2019). Titles from 2020 include To Carve a Fae Heart, To Kill a Fae King and To Wear a Fae Crown. Series are Fair Isle Trilogy, Entangled with Fae, Lela Trilogy, Prophecy of the Forgotten Fae, Fae Flings and Corset Strings and Songs for the Sinless. The newest title is The Lies that Summon the Night (2026).

Murder opens each listed title in Thea Cambert's mystery catalogue, which holds 21 books from 2020 to 2023. Nine books appeared in 2020 alone, among them Murder Between the Lines, Murder Paints a Picture and Murder Turns the Page. Murder Loves a Fair (2021) came next. Murder on the Wing (2023) is the latest title.

Thea Guanzon has 3 catalogued books, all in the Hurricane Wars series: The Hurricane Wars (2023), A Monsoon Rising (2024) and This Shattered Tempest (2026). Every title takes its name from a storm, and the series is ongoing.

Thea Harrison is the pen name of American author Teddy Harrison, who writes paranormal romance, science fiction fantasy and contemporary romance. Elder Races is her best known series, a New York Times and USA Today bestseller, with Moonshadow, Game of Shadows, Chronicles of Rhyacia and American Witch beside it. The catalogue reaches back to 1984 through a second pen name, Amanda Carpenter, under which she wrote contemporary romance for Harlequin Mills & Boon: A Damaged Trust, A Deeper Dimension, Rage and The Wall all appeared in 1984. Forty-nine books are catalogued in total, to 2022, at a median of 188 pages. Dragons, vampires and urban fantasy sit in the subject index.

Theanne Griffith is an American neuroscientist and a children's book author, and holds an associate professorship in physiology and membrane biology at the University of California, Davis. Nine catalogued books carry the Griffith credit, published between 2020 and 2024 and filed as children's fiction at a reading level of grades 1 to 3: Brain Trouble (2020), How to Test a Friendship (2020), Riding Sound Waves (2020), The Great Germ Hunt (2021), Race Through Space (2022), Storm Chasers (2022), Human Body Adventure (2023), Go, Go, Green Energy! (2024) and Rolling Through the Rock Cycle (2024). The median recorded length is 112 pages.

TheFirstDefier is the author name behind the Defiance of the Fall series, which accounts for the catalogue's 18 books. The first volume, Defiance of the Fall, came out in 2021, and further numbered volumes followed in 2021, 2022 and 2023. The newest released title is dated 2026, and one more volume is scheduled for 2027. The series is ongoing.

Theo Baxter has 30 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2026, opening with Murder For Hire (2021) and reaching He Is Mine (2026). Detective Marcy Kendrick is the one catalogued series. Titles across the run name suspects and secrets: The Last Suspect, The Neighbor Upstairs, The Missing Wife, The Stepfather, The Widow's Secret, Vanished. Five titles appeared in 2021 alone.

Theodora Goss

17 books• 2 series

Theodora Goss, born September 30, 1968, is a Hungarian-American writer of fiction and poetry. Goss's work has drawn nominations for the Nebula, Locus, Mythopoeic, World Fantasy and Seiun Awards, and the short fiction and poems have run in many magazines and anthologies, Year's Best volumes among them. The catalogue lists 17 books from The Wings of Meister Wilhelm (2004) to Letters from an Imaginary Country (2025), including Songs for Ophelia (2014) and Red as Blood and White as Bone (2016). Goss's series is Extraordinary Adventures of the Athena Club, and subjects include alchemists, secret societies, monsters and Sherlock Holmes.

Theodore Dreiser

25 books• 5 series

Theodore Dreiser (1871-1945) was an American novelist and journalist of the naturalist school. His central characters often reach their objectives without a firm moral code, and the situations read closer to studies of nature than to tales of choice. Sister Carrie (1900) and An American Tragedy (1925) are the best known of the novels. The catalogue holds 25 items, among them Jennie Gerhardt (1911), The Financier (1912), A Traveler At Forty (1913), The Titan (1914), The Genius (1915), Twelve Men (1919) and A Book about Myself (1922). A Trilogy of Desire sequence sits among the series alongside standalone novels, short stories and non-fiction, and American Diaries, 1902-1926 is dated 2015.

Theodore Roosevelt

36 books

Theodore Roosevelt, 26th president of the United States from 1901 to 1909, wrote about hunting, history and naval warfare. Hunting Trips Of A Ranchman (1885) opens a catalogue of 36 titles that includes Ranch Life And The Hunting Trail, The Wilderness Hunter, The Rough Riders (1899) and a study of naval operations in the War of 1812. The Strenuous Life (1899) takes its title from the phrase Roosevelt used for the regime of vigorous exercise that carried Roosevelt past childhood asthma. Roosevelt reached the presidency after the assassination of William McKinley and, at 42, was the youngest person to hold the office. Later editions carry the listing to 2022.

More Than Human (1953), a science fiction novel by Theodore Sturgeon, won the 1954 International Fantasy Award for best novel. Sturgeon (1918–1985), born Edward Hamilton Waldo, was an American writer of fantasy, science fiction and horror and a critic, with roughly 400 reviews, more than 120 short stories, 11 novels and two Star Trek: The Original Series scripts. The Science Fiction Writers of America ranked Baby Is Three fifth among the greatest novellas to 1964. The catalogue lists 54 books from Without Sorcery (1948), plus the Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon.

Theodore Taylor (June 23, 1921 - October 26, 2006) was an American writer of more than 50 fiction and non-fiction books for young adult readers. The Cay, Timothy of the Cay, The Bomb and The Weirdo are among Taylor's works, and The Weirdo won the 1992 Edgar Award for Best Young Adult Mystery. Taylor died in Laguna Beach, California. The catalogue holds 43 books from The Magnificent Mitscher (1954) to Billy the Kid (2005), with shipwrecks, survival, North Carolina and the Second World War in the subjects and Cay, Tuck and the Cape Hatteras Trilogy as series.

Theophilus Monroe has 75 books in the catalogue, beginning with Druid's Dance (2018), also titled Elijah Wadsworth and the Druid's Dance. Titles from 2020 include Bloody Devils, Bloody Gods, Bloody Hell, Bard's Tale and Grim Tidings. Series include Fury of a Vampire Witch, Blood Witch Saga, Druid Detective Agency, Gates of Eden: The Voodoo Legacy, Legend of Nyx, Sebastian Winter and Nanoverse. Riveted (2026) is the newest title.

Theresa Crater writes visionary and metaphysical fiction with fantasy, historical and adventure elements. Crater's 19 catalogued books start with Under the Stone Paw (2006) and run to Whales, Witches, and Wait...What? (2026). Three series are listed: Power Places, Mystic Assassin and Witch of Spirit Springs. Titles along the way include Beneath the Hallowed Hill (2011), The Judgment of Osiris (2013), God in a Box (2016) and Return of the Grail King (2018). Crater is still publishing.