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

Tish Rabe is a children's book author who has written or adapted more than 40 Dr. Seuss books since the death of Dr. Seuss. Rabe's series include Cat in the Hat's Learning Library and Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That, and the catalogue also groups titles under Sesame Street, Nickelodeon and Disney. The 102 catalogued books start with Sing with Me My Name is Ernie (1991) and My Name Is Grover (1992) and reach The Start of Something (2022). Stories in rhyme and animals are among the subjects. Rabe lives in New York City and Mystic, Connecticut.

Titania Hardie has 15 catalogued books from 1999 to 2014, including the Frangipani Fairies series. Enchanted (1999) is the first title, followed by Fortune Cards and White Magic (2001) and Titania's Crystal Ball (2003). Good Fortune and How to Attract It appeared in 2004, and Titania's Book of Numerology in 2007. Subjects range from numerology, fortune and the Yi jing to fairies and children's fiction. The House of the Wind came out in 2008, and A Witch in the Kitchen (2014) is the newest title.

Tite Kubo is the professional name of Noriaki Kubo, a Japanese manga artist and character designer born 26 June 1977. Bleach, serialised from 2001 to 2016, is his central work and had more than 130 million copies in circulation as of 2022; Ichigo Kurosaki leads it. Zombie Powder and Burn the Witch sit alongside, and light novels, official character books and non-fiction volumes extend the Bleach line. The listing holds 92 books dated 2000 to 2020.

Tiya Miles

8 books

Tiya Alicia Miles is an American historian whose work joins African American, Native American and women's histories. Miles holds the Michael Garvey Professorship of History at Harvard University, together with the Radcliffe Alumnae Professorship at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, and was named a MacArthur Fellow in 2011. The 8 catalogued books run from Ties That Bind (2005) to Night Flyer (2024), taking in The House on Diamond Hill (2010), Tales from the Haunted South (2015), The Cherokee Rose (2015), The Dawn of Detroit (2017), All That She Carried (2021) and Wild Girls (2023). Subjects record slavery in the United States, Cherokee history, plantation life and the Chief Vann House in Spring Place, Georgia.

Tiye Love's catalogue runs to 38 books, published between 2018 and 2026, from Essence of You (2018) to Tempted (2026). Five series are recorded: Essence of You, FANtasy, A Love for all Seasons, Lipstick Diaries and the Escape Trilogy. Love holds the sole credit on all 38 titles and is still publishing.

TJ Green writes fantasy built on Arthurian legend and on witches. Tom's Arthurian Legacy opens the catalogue with Tom's Inheritance (2017), Twice Born (2017) and Galatine's Curse (2018), and Rise of the King follows from Call of the King (2020). Magic titles run alongside - Buried Magic (2018), All Hallows' Magic (2019), Magic Unbound (2019), Magic Unleashed (2019), Crossroads Magic (2020) - with White Haven Hunters and the Moonfell Witches later. Thirty-four Green titles reach Amber Moon (2025).

Tobias Wolff

22 books• 1 series

Tobias Jonathan Ansell Wolff, born June 19, 1945, is an American short story writer, memoirist, novelist and teacher of creative writing. The memoirs This Boy's Life (1989) and In Pharaoh's Army (1994) are the books Wolff is known for; The Barracks Thief, one of two novels among four short story collections, won the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction. President Barack Obama awarded Wolff a National Medal of Arts in September 2015. Wolff taught at Syracuse University from 1982 to 1997 and has taught at Stanford University since, as Ward W. and Priscilla B. Woods Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences. The catalogue holds 22 books dated 1975 to 2017.

Toby Clements has 8 catalogued books spanning 2000 to 2024, and two series stand under the name: Kingmaker and Parody. Subject headings record historical fiction and Great Britain alongside humour, parodies, satire, murder investigation, publishing and automobile driving. The Asti Spumante Code (2000) is the earliest title, followed by The No. 2 Global Detective (2006) and Driving Us Insane (2010). Winter Pilgrims (2014), Broken Faith (2015), Divided Souls (2016) and Kingdom Come (2017) run in sequence, and A Good Deliverance (2024) is the newest.

Toby Neal writes crime fiction and thrillers set in Hawaii, with detective Lei Texeira at the centre of the Paradise Crime Mysteries. Blood Orchids (2011) opens a catalogue of 57 titles, followed by Black Jasmine (2012), Torch Ginger (2012), Broken Ferns (2013), Clipped Wings (2013) and Somewhere on Maui (2013). Paradise Crime Thrillers, a cozy strand, Scorch and the Accidental Matchmaker books extend the catalogue. Wired Sentinel is the newest title.

Toby Neighbors has 128 books in the catalogue, published between 2010 and 2026. The listing files the work under science fiction, and the recorded subjects are fantasy and historical. Royal Destiny and Third Prince both appeared in 2010; Plant (2026) is the newest title. Series include Wolfpack, the Kestrel Class Saga, Avondale, Zompocalypse, Starship Jericho, the McCoy Chronicles and End Time Prophecy. Neighbors is credited alone on every book.

Tochi Onyebuchi

12 books• 4 series

Tochi Onyebuchi, born October 4, 1987, is an American science fiction and fantasy writer and a former civil rights lawyer. Riot Baby, a 2020 novella, won the Alex Award of the American Library Association, plus the Ignyte Award for Best Novella and the World Fantasy Award for Best Novella in 2021. Civil rights and Afrofuturism run through Onyebuchi's stories and novels. Twelve books are catalogued from Beasts Made of Night (2017) to Harmattan Season (2025), including Crown of Thunder (2018), War Girls (2019), Rebel Sisters (2020), Goliath (2022) and the Captain America: Symbol of Truth run.

Tod Goldberg, born in Berkeley in 1971, is an American author and journalist. His 14 catalogued books open with Fake Liar Cheat (2000) and reach Only Way Out (2025), taking in Living Dead Girl (2002) and Gangsterland (2014). The Burn Notice series is also his, with the character Michael Western and a Miami setting among the listed subjects, and the Gangsterland books turn on the Mafia. Criminals, intelligence officers, missing persons and short stories round out the subject list.

Owen McKenna, a private investigator, leads Todd Borg's mysteries, most of them titled around Tahoe: Tahoe Deathfall and Tahoe Blowup (2001), Tahoe Ice Grave (2002), Tahoe Killshot (2004), Tahoe Silence (2007) and Tahoe Avalanche (2008). Twenty-eight catalogued books reach Tahoe Fear (2026), with a Josie Strong line alongside. Kidnapping, arson and forest fires recur as subjects.

Todd Herzman writes young adult fantasy in numbered series: Surgecaller, Accidental Champion, Hollow Fate, Hack, Slash & Burn and Rise of the Last Summoner. Thirty-two books are catalogued between 2018 and 2026, opening with four 2018 titles, Outside, Seed of Humanity, The King's Assassin and Thomas Godfrey Breaks Time. A Dark Inheritance and A Darkness Beckons follow in 2020, then Champion and Honourbound in 2021. Accidental Champion 9 (2026) is the newest entry.

Todd McCaffrey

55 books• 7 series

Todd McCaffrey is an American science fiction writer, born in 1956, known for continuing the Dragonriders of Pern books in collaboration with his mother Anne McCaffrey. Dragonholder (1999) opens a catalogue of 55 titles that reaches Flight Of The Nuvukz (2024). Twin Souls, LA Witch, Canaris Rift, Steam World, Ellay and Game of Stars are the later series, and two volumes of The Write Path cover world building. Pern, dragons, biography and authorship run through the subjects.

Todd Ritter is an American thriller novelist who also publishes under the names Riley Sager and Alan Finn. The Kat Campbell series opens with Death Notice (2010) and continues in Bad Moon (2011) and Devil's Night (2013). A fourth catalogued title, Things Half in Shadow (2014), appeared as Alan Finn. Policewomen, women police chiefs, sheriffs, small cities and missing persons are the recorded subjects.

Todd Tucker has 12 catalogued books from Notre Dame Game Day (2000) to Covert Duress (2017). Earlier titles include Notre Dame vs. The Klan (2004), The Great Starvation Experiment (2006) and Atomic America (2009); later ones include Collapse Depth (2012) and Ghost Sub (2013). Subject headings cover Notre Dame football, college sports, the Ku Klux Klan, anti-Catholicism and hunger research. Danny Jabo is the series attached to Tucker.

Tola Okogwu writes children's fiction. Two series stand under the Okogwu name: Daddy Do My Hair? and Onyeka. Subjects record hairstyles and fathers and daughters, themes named directly in Beth's Twists (2016), Hope's Braids (2017), Kechi's Hair Goes Every Which Way (2018) and Deji's Haircut (2023). The Onyeka books arrived later, Onyeka and the Academy of the Sun (2022), Onyeka and the Rise of the Rebels (2023) and Onyeka and the Heroes of the Dawn (2024), and Bekah and the Moon (2024) rounds out the eight catalogued titles.

Tom Abrahams is the author of 55 catalogued books, beginning with Sedition (2012) and reaching Desperate Measures (2026), with Hunger & Hope due in 2027. Series include Alt Apocalypse, Prepper, Prepper Nation, Prepper Aftermath, Pilgrimage, Spaceman Chronicles, Scourge, Jackson Quick Adventure and Political Conspiracy. The Perseid Collapse: Advent, Crossing and Refuge all appeared in 2015.

Tom Angleberger writes humorous stories for readers in grades 3 to 5. Eight catalogued books run from The Strange Case of Origami Yoda (2010) to The Mighty Chewbacca in the Forest of Fear (2018), taking in Darth Paper Strikes Back (2011), The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee (2012), The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett (2013), Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus (2014) and Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue (2014). Subject headings cover origami, finger puppets, middle schools, bus travel, eccentrics, and Yoda as a fictitious character. The median book runs to 208 pages.

Tom Bale writes thrillers and suspense, with subject tags on crime, mass murder investigation, victims of crime, bodyguards, ex-police officers and England. The catalogue lists 16 books starting with Skin and Bones (2008), and Final Hunt is scheduled for 2027. Tom Bale's series is Joe Clayton. Terror's Reach (2010), Blood Falls (2011), See How They Run (2016), Each Little Lie (2017) and One Dark Night (2018) are among the titles, and Silent Hunt (2026) is the newest published book.

Tom Barber writes action thrillers built around Sam Archer, the character who gives the Sam Archer series its name. Nine Lives (2012) is the first listed title, and Blackout, Silent Night and The Getaway also came out in 2012. Condition Black (2013), Green Light (2014) and Close Calls: A Sam Archer Series Story Collection (2016) follow. Barber's 18 books run to Exit Point (2024), and the catalogue is ongoing.

Books catalogued under the name Tom Bell span unrelated fields, and the listing sorts them into Tom Bell Technology, Tom Bell Bullying, Tom Bell Satire and Tom Bell Biographies. Titles include Special Places to Stay London (2002), Programming for Everyday Life (2014), Beat Bullying - The Parent's Guide (2015) and The Man Who Never Sleeps (2019). Recorded subjects range from hotels, gardens and interior design to deregulation and law.

Tom Bodett is an American author, voice actor, woodworker and radio personality, born on February 23, 1955, and a host, correspondent and panelist on National Public Radio shows. Bodett has voiced Motel 6 advertising since 1986, closing each spot with the line about leaving the light on. The catalogue lists 17 books from As Far As You Can Go Without A Passport (1985) to Growing Up, Growing Old and Going Fishing at the End of the Road (2009). Small Comforts (1987) and The End of the Road (1989) are among them. Recorded subjects include Alaska, American humor and short stories.

Tom Bradby, born 13 January 1967, is a British journalist and novelist, known as the presenter of ITV's News at Ten. Bradby served as ITV News Political Editor between 2005 and 2015 and hosted the debate programme The Agenda with Tom Bradby from 2012 to 2016. Ten novels are catalogued, from Shadow Dancer (1998) to Yesterday's Spy (2022), the Kate Henderson books among them, with terrorism, Northern Ireland and politics supplying the subject matter. No new Bradby novel has been recorded since 2022.

Tom Cain is the pen name of Diana Thomas, an English journalist and author. The Samuel Carver thrillers make up the whole catalogue: The Accident Man (2007), No Survivors, also issued as The Survivor (2008), Assassin (2009), Dictator (2010), Carver (2011) and Revenger (2012). Subjects cover soldiers of fortune, terrorism and traffic accidents, and the novels run to a median of 400 pages.

Tom Chatfield, born in 1980, is a British author and broadcaster whose books address digital culture and technology. Chatfield was appointed chair of the Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society in 2023. Nine catalogued books run from Fun Inc. (2010) to Think Critically (2019), and the subjects recorded include information technology, critical thinking, the video games industry, digital communications and the information society. Six books have a recorded length, at a median of 281 pages.

Tom Clancy

72 books• 9 series

Tom Clancy, born Thomas Leo Clancy Jr. on April 12, 1947 and dead on October 1, 2013, was an American writer of techno-thrillers, a form that carries technical detail about espionage and military science. An insurance agent before publishing, Clancy debuted with The Hunt for Red October in 1984. The Ryanverse books follow Jack Ryan, an analyst with the Central Intelligence Agency. Subjects across the listing include terrorism, suspense and espionage. The catalogue carries 72 titles under the Clancy name dated 1984 to 2023, with Bill McCay, Grant Blackwood and Peter Telep credited on one or two each.

This listing covers Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan thrillers together with later books by other authors, 23 titles from 1984 to 2024. The Hunt for Red October (1984) opens the list, followed by Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger and The Sum of All Fears. Intelligence officers, terrorism and fathers and sons are recurring subjects. Red Rabbit, The Teeth of the Tiger, Dead or Alive and Threat Vector come later, and Act of Defiance (2024) is the newest entry.

Tom Clancy and various others is a shared author credit carrying 13 books in the Action / Thriller genre, published from 2015 to 2026. Under Fire (2015) is the first entry and Pressure Depth (2026) the newest. Subject headings name Jack Ryan as a fictitious character and list intelligence officers, espionage, terrorism, kidnapping and Washington, D.C. Duty and Honor (2016), Line of Sight (2018), Firing Point (2020) and Zero Hour (2022) are among the titles.

Tom Clavin writes narrative history and biography. Baseball supplies Roger Maris (2010) and Gil Hodges (2012); golf supplies The Ryder Cup (1999) and Sir Walter (2005); the Second World War and the United States Marine Corps supply Halsey's Typhoon (2007), The Last Stand of Fox Company (2008) and Last Men Out (2011). Clavin also writes the Frontier Lawmen books. Thirty-four catalogued titles reach The Phantom (2026).

Key West photographer Alex Rutledge carries Tom Corcoran's mystery novels, which sit beside a second strand of books on classic Ford Mustangs and muscle cars. 22 catalogued titles run from the Mustang '64 1/2-'70 Restoration Guide (1992) to A Step Beyond Chaos (2022), with The Mango Opera (1998), Gumbo Limbo (1999) and Bone Island Mambo (2001) among the fiction. Alex Rutledge Mystery is the one series. Corcoran, born in 1943, died in 2023, and no new title has appeared since 2022.

Horror and thrillers are the subject tags attached to Tom Deady, whose 13 catalogued books run from 2017 to 2026. Haven (2017) is listed first, with Eternal Darkness and Weekend Getaway from the same year. Backwater, Coleridge, Of Men and Monsters, The Clearing and Tales From Circadia came later. Deady's named series is Hopedale Mystery, and The Edgewater Chronicles (2026) is the newest title.

Tom Edwards is credited with 18 catalogued books published from 2014 to 2019, all tagged in the catalogue as handbooks and manuals. Sampled titles cover the Kindle Fire HDX, Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Chromecast, and the Amazon Prime and Kindle Unlimited memberships. Kindle Fire HDX User Guide: Newbie to Expert in 2 Hours! (2014) is the first listed title. The newest is All-New Fire HD 8 & 10 User Guide - Newbie to Expert in 2 Hours! (2019).

Tom Elliot writes LitRPG. The catalogue holds 10 books under the name, all credited to Elliot, published between 2022 and 2026. The Grand Game (2022) opens the run and The Mad God (2026) is the most recent entry, with Way of the Wolf (2022), World Nexus (2022), House Wolf (2023), Wolf in the Void (2023), A Scion's Duty (2024), Ancient Debts (2024), Dreams of Power (2025) and The Lost Reclaimed (2025) in between. Elliot is still publishing.

Tom Fletcher writes children's books, most of them picture books in rhyme. Thirty titles are catalogued between The Dinosaur that Pooped Christmas (2012) and There's a Bunny in Your Book (2026). The Dinosaur that Pooped series carries much of the early list, with The Dinosaur that Pooped a Planet! (2013), The Dinosaur that Pooped the Past! (2014) and The Dinosaur that Pooped the Bed! (2015) among them; The Christmasaurus (2016), The Creakers (2017), the Who's In Your Book? picture books and Eve of Man follow. Fletcher is an English musician and songwriter, born in 1985, who founded the band McFly and has written ten UK number one singles. The median book runs 32 pages.

Tom Fowler's thriller and mystery output in the catalogue begins with The Reluctant Detective (2017) and reaches A Killer View (2026). C.T. Ferguson and John Tyler are the listed series, with a C.T. Ferguson line of short stories and novellas as well. Already Guilty, Blood on Canvas, Land of the Brave, The Confessional, The Unknown Devil and The Workers of Iniquity all date from 2018, and A March from Innocence followed in 2019. Thrillers, espionage and mystery are the subjects.

Tom Hanks

2 books

Tom Hanks is an American actor and filmmaker who has also published books. Two titles are catalogued: Uncommon Type: Some Stories (2017) and The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece (2023), six years apart. Two Academy Awards, seven Emmy Awards and four Golden Globe Awards sit against Hanks's screen work, along with the 2002 AFI Life Achievement Award, a Kennedy Center Honor in 2014 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom two years after that. No third book has been recorded since 2023.

Tom Harper writes historical thrillers and adventure fiction, with the Crusades, emperors, missing persons and private investigation among the recorded subjects. Twelve books are catalogued between 2003 and 2015, at a median of 400 pages: The Mosaic of Shadows (2003), Knights of the Cross (2006), Siege Of Heaven (2006), The Lost Temple (2007), The Book of Secrets (2009), The Lazarus Vault (2010), Secrets of the Dead (2011), The Orpheus Descent (2013), The Twelfth Tablet (2013), Polar Vortex (2014) and Black River (2015). Three series are recorded: Demetrios Askiates, Zodiac Station and a set of Edwin Thomas short stories and novellas.

Murder names nearly every book Tom Hindle has written. A Fatal Crossing (2022) opens the catalogue, followed by The Murder Game (2023), Murder on Lake Garda (2024), Death in the Arctic (2025) and A Killer in Paradise (2026), with Death in the Dunes dated 2027. Six titles are catalogued, and each stands on its own.

Tom Holt, born Thomas Charles Louis Holt on 13 September 1961, is a British novelist who also writes fantasy as K. J. Parker. The catalogue lists 57 books under the Holt name, from Lucia in Wartime (1985) and Lucia Triumphant (1986) to The Eight Reindeer of the Apocalypse (2023). Recorded subjects include humorous fantasy, and titles include Expecting Someone Taller (1987), Who's Afraid Of Beowulf? (1988), Goatsong (1989) and Flying Dutch (1991). Series include J. W. Wells & Co., YouSpace and Walled Orchard.

Tom Keller is the author of the Vegas Fae and Heirs of the Vegas Fae series, with 11 books catalogued from 2012 to 2024. Return of the High Fae (2012) is the earliest. Of Gods and Fae, Twist of Fae, Night and Fae, Jewel of the Fae, Not My Fae, Generations and Revelations appear in between, and A Distant Fae (2024) is the newest. Keller is still publishing.

Tom Kerridge is the credit on 9 catalogued cookery books published between 2013 and 2022. Catalogue subjects record cooking, British cooking, pubs and bars in Great Britain, recipes and reducing diets. Tom Kerridge's Proper Pub Food (2013) opens the list and Real Life Recipes (2022) closes it, taking in Tom Kerridge's Best Ever Dishes (2014), Tom's Table: My Favourite Everyday Recipes (2015), Tom Kerridge's Dopamine Diet (2017), Lose Weight for Good and Tom Kerridge's Fresh Start (2019), Lose Weight & Get Fit (2020) and The Hand & Flowers Cookbook (2021).

Tom Kratman, born in 1956, is an American military science fiction author and a retired United States Army officer. A Desert Called Peace is the central series, starting in 2007 and taking in Carnifex, The Lotus Eaters, The Amazon Legion and Come and Take Them; the Countdown books form a second. Soldiers, mercenaries, terrorism and imagined wars are the subjects, and the novels are long at around 524 pages. Kratman wrote three books with John Ringo in the Legacy of the Aldenata series, and his work carries right-wing politics openly. Twenty titles are catalogued, reaching For the Eternal Glory of Rome in 2026.

Tom Larcombe is a LitRPG author with 27 books catalogued between 2013 and 2026. Merlin's Awakening (2013) is the earliest title, and Deadly Fruit (2026) is the newest. Larcombe's series include Natural Laws Apocalypse, Light Online, Crow Hill, An Untimely Error, Wormhole Mana, Sponsored System and Amber Preserved. The Natural Laws Apocalypse run features Farmer (2019), Keeper (2019) and Defender (2020).

Tom Lowe writes crime thrillers set in Florida. Sean O'Brien is the recurring character, and the Paul Marcus and Elizabeth Monroe sequences run alongside. Twenty-six books are catalogued between 2009 and 2025, from A False Dawn (2009) to The Alibi (2025), taking in The 24th Letter (2010), The Butterfly Forest (2011), The Black Bullet (2012), Blood of Cain (2013), Black River (2014), Cemetery Road (2015), A Murder of Crows (2016) and Wrath (2017). Serial murders, criminal investigation, the Ocala National Forest and Miami run through the subjects. Lowe is still publishing.

Tom McCarthy, born 1969, is an English writer and artist who took Swedish citizenship after Brexit. A debut novel, Remainder (2005), took the Believer Book Award in 2008, and McCarthy has twice reached the Man Booker shortlist and won Yale's inaugural Windham-Campbell Literature Prize in 2013. Nine titles are catalogued under the name, among them the Tintin study Tintin and the Secret of Literature (2006), Men in Space (2007), C (2010), Satin Island (2015), the essay collection Typewriters, Bombs, Jellyfish (2017) and The Making of Incarnation (2021).

Tom O'Donnell writes humorous children's fiction. Three series stand in the catalogue: Hamstersaurus Rex, Space Rocks and Homerooms and Hall Passes, with hamsters, schools, friendship, life on other planets and human-alien encounters among the recorded subjects. Ten books are listed from Space Rocks! (2014) to Lucy Kline, Necromancer (2026), taking in For the Love of Gelo! (2014), Hamstersaurus Rex (2016), Hamstersaurus Rex vs. Squirrel Kong (2017), Homerooms and Hall Passes (2019), Heroes Level Up (2020) and Moonsick (2025).

Tom Palmer is a British children's author from Leeds whose interest in reading began with football articles. After university Palmer worked in libraries and bookshops, then published a first book in 2002, If You're Proud to Be a Leeds Fan. Foul Play, Palmer's first children's book for Puffin, was shortlisted for the 2009 Blue Peter Book of the Year Award. Palmer wrote a new Roy of the Rovers book in 2018, won the Ruth Rendell Award in 2019 and published a 50th book in 2020. Series include Football Academy, Rugby Academy, Football Detective, Soccer Diaries, Conkers and Roy Of The Rovers, and subjects include soccer, bullying and missing persons.

Picture books and early fiction for grades 1 to 3 make up Tom Percival's list of 45 titles, published from 2010 onward. The Big Bright Feelings series sits alongside Dream Defenders, Little Legends and Squirrel and Duck. Friendship, magic, animals and best friends recur across the subjects, and the median Percival book runs 32 pages. Tobias and the Super Spooky Ghost Book (2010) is the earliest entry and Quack to the Future (2026) the newest.

Tom Perrotta

15 books• 3 series

Tom Perrotta, born Thomas R. Perrotta on August 13, 1961, is an American novelist and screenwriter. Election (1998) and Little Children (2004) are Perrotta's best-known novels, and both became films nominated for Academy Awards; Perrotta and Todd Field co-wrote the 2006 Little Children screenplay, which earned an Oscar nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. The Leftovers (2011) became an HBO series co-created by Perrotta and Damon Lindelof. The catalogue opens with Bad Haircut: Stories of the Seventies (1994) and includes The Wishbones (1997), Joe College (2000) and The Abstinence Teacher (2007), with Ghost Town (2026) the newest. Tracy Flick is the listed series, and New Jersey and suburban life appear in the subjects.

Jazz history and criticism lead the subject headings for Tom Piazza, whose catalogue lists 14 books from 1991 to 2025. Pantheon Guide to Jazz (1991) and The Guide to Classic Recorded Jazz (1995) are the earliest titles, and subject headings add discography, musicians and sound recordings. Why New Orleans Matters (2005) and City of Refuge (2008) appear later, and Hurricane Katrina, 2005 is also a subject heading. Piazza also has short stories in the list, and Living in the Present with John Prine (2025) is the newest book.

Horror, thrillers and crime fiction appear among the subjects for Tom Piccirilli, along with the imaginary town of Felicity Grove, New York, and the character Jonathan Kendrick. The 58 catalogued books run from Dark Father (1990) to A Little Black Book of Noir Stories (2020). Series include Cold, Felicity Grove, Priest & Lamarr and Terrier Rand. Hexes (1999) and A Student of Hell (2000) are among the earlier titles.

Tom Rob Smith

6 books• 1 series

Tom Rob Smith, born in 1979, is an English author, screenwriter and producer. Child 44 (2008) made his name, a novel about an investigation into child murders in the Soviet Union, later adapted into a film of the same title. Leo Demidov returns in two sequels, The Secret Speech (2009) and Agent 6 (2011). The Farm (2014) was Smith's first standalone novel, followed by London Spy (2016) and Cold People (2023); six books stand in the catalogue and none since.

Tom Robbins

13 books• 1 series

Comic satire is what Tom Robbins wrote. Another Roadside Attraction (1971) opens the catalogue, followed by Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1976), Still Life with Woodpecker (1980), Jitterbug Perfume (1984) and Skinny Legs and All (1990). Picaresque plots and American humour run through them. Thirteen titles are catalogued, ending with Tibetan Peach Pie in 2014.

Tom Robinson writes juvenile nonfiction pitched at grades 3 to 5, with subject records covering science, experiments and puzzles. All 8 catalogued titles begin The Everything Kids': the Science Experiments Book (2001), the Puzzle Book (2002), the Learning French Book and the Money Book (2008), the Snakes, Lizards, and Other Scaly Creatures Book (2017), the Scratch Coding Book (2018), the Basketball Book (2019) and the Cookbook (2020). Robinson is credited on each one.

Tom Rosenstiel's catalogue divides between books on the news media and political thrillers. Strange Bedfellows (1993), The Beat Goes On (1994), Warp Speed: America in the Age of Mixed Media (1999) and We Interrupt This Newscast (2007) take up television, the press and presidential politics. Shining City (2017), Oppo (2019), The Good Lie (2019) and The Days to Come (2021) follow, and Peter Rena names a series under the Rosenstiel credit. Listed subjects include press and politics, mass media, elections, presidents and thrillers. Eight books in all, with nothing catalogued after 2021.

Tom Ryan appears in the catalogue with young adult and children's fiction, under subjects such as gay teenagers, high school students, proms, friendship, summer and adventure. Titles include Way to Go (2012), Tag Along (2013) and Pop Quiz (2017). Treasure Hunters Club is the series listed for Tom Ryan, and the newest title is Return to Breakneck Island (2026).

Tom Savage writes mystery and suspense fiction, with 11 books catalogued from 1994 to 2019 and a series called Nora Baron. Precipice (1994) is the first title, followed by Valentine (1996), The Inheritance (1998) and Scavenger (2000). A Penny for the Hangman and Jumbie Tea appeared in 2014. Subject headings list stalking victims, serial murderers, women novelists, New York and the Virgin Islands. The Devil and the Deep Blue Spy (2019) is the newest book.

Tom Schreck has 15 catalogued books between On the Ropes (2007) and The Hound Who Went Moo (2020), with the Duffy Dombrowski Mysteries series on the author page. Subject tags include boxers, social workers, veterans, serial murders and the Mafia. TKO (2008), Out Cold (2009), The Vegas Knockout (2012) and Duffy by Decision (2016) are among the titles. The catalogue appears complete.