Authors

Read A. American's books in order, including The Survivalist series, Charlie's Requiem, and related post-collapse fiction.

A. E. Howe writes mystery fiction, including the long-running Larry Macklin Mysteries, Baron Blasko Mysteries, and Mortician Murder Mystery series.

A. Meredith Walters writes new-adult and contemporary romance, including the Bad Rep and Find You in the Dark series.

A. Rae Dunlap writes historical gothic horror, including The Resurrectionist and The Dreadfuls.

A. Trae McMaken's bibliography includes fantasy series such as Dwarves of Ice-Cloak and Findel's Embrace, alongside earlier non-fiction and standalone work.

A. Zavarelli writes dark romance, mafia romance, and contemporary romance, including the Boston Underworld and Society Trilogy series.

A.A. Albright writes paranormal cozy mysteries, led by the Wayfair Witches books and several other witch-centered mystery series.

A.A. Attanasio writes science fiction and fantasy, including the Radix sequence, the Arthor novels, and several books in The Crow franchise.

A.B. Guthrie, Jr. was an American writer of Western fiction, including The Big Sky and The Way West, as well as the Sheriff Chick Charleston mysteries.

Read A.C. Baantjer's Inspector DeKok books in order, following the Amsterdam police procedurals from DeKok and the Somber Nude onward.

A.C. Gaughen writes young adult historical fantasy and secondary-world fantasy. Her Scarlet trilogy reworks the Robin Hood legend, while The Elementae begins with Reign the Earth.

A.C. Spahn writes urban fantasy and science fiction, including the Arcane Artisans novels about agent and enchantress Tina.

A.D. Davies writes crime, thriller, and adventure fiction, including the Alicia Friend Investigation, Adam Park Thriller, and Lost Origins series.

A.E. Rayne writes Viking-inspired epic fantasy in the connected Furyck Saga, Lords of Alekka, and Fate of the Furycks series.

A.E. Warren writes dystopian science fiction. The Tomorrow's Ancestors books follow Elise in a society built around revived human species.

A.F. Steadman writes middle-grade fantasy. The Skandar series follows Skandar Smith through a world of dangerous, elemental unicorns.

A.F. Whitehouse writes the Dana Demeter Mystery series, crime novels led by a Deaf forensic lip-reader.

A.G. Barnett writes British crime fiction. This page lists the five Brock & Poole Mystery novels currently included in this bibliography.

Read A.G. Riddle's books in order, including The Origin Mystery, The Extinction Files, The Long Winter, and his standalone science fiction thrillers.

A.J. Banner writes domestic suspense and psychological thrillers, including The Good Neighbor, The Twilight Wife, and later standalone novels.

A.J. Campbell writes psychological and domestic thrillers, including the Eva Barnes novels and a growing list of standalone suspense stories.

A.J. Finn writes psychological thrillers. This bibliography lists The Woman in the Window and End of Story in publication order.

A.J. McCarthy writes crime fiction and suspense, including the Charlie and Simm Mystery books and a separate run of standalone novels.

A.J. Rivers writes crime and suspense series led by FBI agents and detectives. This guide organizes the Emma Griffin, Ava James, Dean Steele, Riley Quinn, Bella Walker, and Juniper Springs books.

A.J. Scudiere writes forensic suspense, crime fiction, and speculative thrillers. This bibliography includes the NightShade Forensic Files, Black Carbon, Hangman's Shadow, and other series.

A.J. Steiger writes young adult science fiction and contemporary fiction. This bibliography includes the Mindwalker novels and three standalone books.

A.J. Waines writes psychological suspense, with the Dr. Samantha Willerby mysteries alongside standalone thrillers.

A.J. Wills writes domestic psychological thrillers about private secrets, suspicion, and relationships under pressure.

A.K. Blakemore is a poet and novelist whose books include the historical novels The Manningtree Witches and The Glutton.

A.K. Larkwood writes epic fantasy. The Serpent Gates begins with The Unspoken Name and continues in The Thousand Eyes.

A.L. Knorr writes fantasy and paranormal romance across elemental-magic, mermaid, fae, and shared-world series.

A.M. Griffin writes science-fiction and paranormal romance, including alien, cyborg, shifter, and urban-fantasy series.

A.M. Strickland writes dark fantasy with queer protagonists, including Beyond the Black Door, In the Ravenous Dark, and Court of the Undying Seasons.

A.M. Stuart writes the Harriet Gordon historical mysteries, set in 1910s colonial Singapore.

A.P. Bateman writes action and espionage thrillers, led by the Alex King and Rob Stone series.

A.P. Beswick writes the Levanthria dark fantasy novels, which recast figures from British folklore in one connected setting, alongside the Spirit Beast Saga.

A.P. McCoy's books include four autobiographical accounts of his jump-racing career and the two Duncan Claymore racing-crime novels.

A.R. Ashworth writes the two Elaine Hope mysteries, crime novels about a Detective Chief Inspector working cases in London.

A.R. Breck writes dark romance and romantic suspense, with connected series set around schools, motorcycle clubs, and gothic horror premises.

A.R. Kennedy writes the eight-book Nathan Miccoli paranormal mystery series and three Traveler Cozy Mysteries set in different travel destinations.

A.R. Winters writes cozy mysteries across the long-running Tiffany Black, Cruise Ship, Kylie Berry, and related series.

A.W. Exley writes steampunk adventure, dark fairy-tale retellings, and historical paranormal fiction, including the Artifact Hunters and Serenity House series.

A.W. Hartoin writes the Mercy Watts mysteries alongside urban fantasy and World War II-era historical fiction.

Aaron Blabey writes and illustrates children's books, including the Pig the Pug picture books and The Bad Guys illustrated chapter-book series.

Aaron Dembski-Bowden writes Warhammer fiction, with novels and short fiction set in Warhammer 40,000, The Horus Heresy, The Siege of Terra, and Age of Sigmar.

Aaron Elkins writes mystery fiction, including the Gideon Oliver forensic-anthropology novels, the Alix London art-world mysteries, and the Lee Ofsted golf mysteries.

Aaron Stander writes the Sheriff Ray Elkins mysteries, a crime series set mainly in rural northern Michigan.

Abbi Glines writes contemporary romance for young adult and new adult readers, including the Sea Breeze, Rosemary Beach, Field Party, and Smoke series.

Abby Ayles writes Regency romance centered on courtship, titled families, governesses, and social complications in early nineteenth-century England.

Abby Gaines writes romance, with books in Harlequin contemporary, inspirational, family, and NASCAR-themed multi-author lines.

Abby Geni writes literary fiction and short stories, including The Lightkeepers, The Wildlands, The Last Animal, and The Body Farm.

Abby Klein writes children's fiction, including the Ready, Freddy! books about Freddy Thresher's school and family adventures.

Abda Khan writes novels about British-Pakistani women, family pressure, and the consequences of seeking independence. Her listed fiction moves from contemporary Britain in Stained to the life of Razia Sultan in medieval Delhi.

Abdulrazak Gurnah is the 2021 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate and a novelist of Zanzibar, migration, colonial rule, and family history. This guide lists his novels in publication order, plus the two anthology credits in the catalog.

Abe Moss writes horror fiction, including the eight-book Dread Void sequence and a large group of standalone novels. His official site presents Dread Void as a complete series and offers shorter horror fiction alongside the novels.

Abi Dare is a Nigerian-British novelist whose listed books include The Girl with the Louding Voice, its follow-up And So I Roar, and the essay You Are Not Going Back. Read the two novels in publication order for Adunni's story.

Abigail Dean writes standalone psychological thrillers about families and communities after violence. Girl A, Day One, and The Death of Us can each be read independently.

Abigail Keam writes Kentucky-set mysteries, historical mysteries, romance, and historical fiction. Her largest series are the Josiah Reynolds Mysteries and the Mona Moon Mystery books, each best read in the table's order.

Abigail Owen writes paranormal romance and romantasy across several series, including Fire's Edge, Inferno Rising, Dominions, and The Crucible. Each table gives the publication order for one fictional world or sequence.

Abiola Abrams writes self-help and spirituality books, including The Sacred Bombshell Handbook of Self-Love and African Goddess Initiation. Her listed novel Dare is separate from the nonfiction guides.

Abram's Daughters is Beverly Lewis's five-book Amish fiction series. The novels follow one family and should be read in the publication order shown, beginning with The Covenant.

Ace Atkins writes Southern crime fiction. This page lists the Quinn Colson novels in publication order, from The Ranger through The Heathens.

Ace Collins writes Christian fiction and nonfiction about songs, holidays, faith, and popular culture. This bibliography groups his World War II mysteries, Stories Behind books, and other titles.

Ada Calhoun writes nonfiction about New York, marriage, midlife, and family history, alongside the novel Crush. This page lists her books in publication order.

Adalyn Grace writes romantic fantasy for young adult readers. This page lists the All the Stars and Teeth duology, the Belladonna books, and The Wretched Divine.

Adam Blade is the name used for children's fantasy adventure series including Beast Quest, Sea Quest, Team Hero, and The Chronicles of Avantia. This page groups the many linked series and spin-offs.

Adam Bradley writes and edits books on rap, poetry, popular music, and literary history. This bibliography also includes the weird-fiction anthologies credited to him.

Adam Cesare writes horror novels, young adult slashers, and comics. This bibliography lists the Clown in a Cornfield books, original horror, and licensed comic work.

Adam Christopher writes science fiction, noir mysteries, and novels set in established television, game, and comic worlds. This page lists his original fiction and tie-in books by series.

Adam Diment wrote four British spy novels featuring Philip McAlpine between 1967 and 1971. This page lists the short series in publication order.

Adam Ehrlich Sachs writes literary fiction that uses historical settings, philosophical questions, and dark comedy. This page lists his two novels in publication order.

Adam Haslett writes literary fiction in novels and short stories. Start with You Are Not a Stranger Here for the short fiction, then move to Union Atlantic, Imagine Me Gone, and Mothers and Sons.

Adam Johnson writes literary fiction in novels and short stories. Readers can begin with Emporium or Parasites Like Us, then continue with The Orphan Master's Son, Fortune Smiles, and The Wayfinder.

Adam Kay is a former junior doctor and writer whose books include the NHS diary memoir This Is Going to Hurt, adult nonfiction, children's science books, and fiction.

Adam Lyndon writes the Detective Rutherford Barnes Mysteries, a five-book British crime series. Read the novels in the order listed for the series' detective-led mysteries and coastal settings.

Adam Sass writes young adult novels with queer protagonists, including the thriller Surrender Your Sons, the romantic comedy The 99 Boyfriends of Micah Summers, and later horror and fantasy-leaning stories.

Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani is a Nigerian author and journalist. Her two standalone novels, I Do Not Come to You by Chance and Buried Beneath the Baobab Tree, take different approaches to contemporary Nigerian life.

Addie Thorley writes young adult fantasy. Her bibliography includes the Night Spinner duology and the standalone novels An Affair of Poisons and Burn the Kingdom Down.

The Addison Holmes Mysteries is an eight-book mystery series published from 2011 to 2020. Read the books in the listed order, beginning with Whiskey Rebellion.

Adele Myers is the author of The Tobacco Wives, a historical novel set in 1946 North Carolina. It is a standalone story about a young seamstress in a town shaped by the tobacco industry.

Adrian d'Hage wrote six standalone conspiracy thrillers between 2005 and 2018. The novels pair historical material with contemporary political and security conflicts.

Adrian Goldsworthy's bibliography combines books on Roman history and warfare with historical novels set in Roman Britain, the Napoleonic Wars, and the Second World War.

Adrian J. Walker writes speculative fiction and post-apocalyptic novels, including The End of the World Running Club and The Human Son.

Adrian Magson writes crime and spy fiction in several series, including Inspector Lucas Rocco, Marc Portman, Harry Tate, and Riley Gavin and Frank Palmer.

Adrian McKinty's listed bibliography includes the Detective Sean Duffy crime novels, the Michael Forsythe trilogy, and the Lighthouse Trilogy for younger readers.

Adrian Miller, the Soul Food Scholar, writes food history centered on African American cooking, barbecue, and the people who worked in the White House kitchens.

Adrian Scott's listed books include supernatural horror series about vampires, the afterlife, and the living dead, alongside standalone horror novels.

Adrian Wooldridge writes nonfiction about politics, capitalism, management, and institutions, including books co-authored with John Micklethwait and Alan Greenspan.

Adrian's Undead Diary is Chris Philbrook's zombie-apocalypse series, told through Adrian Ring's survival journal and companion stories from the same world.

Adriana Anders writes romance and romantic suspense, with series including Blank Canvas, Survival Instincts, Camp Haven, and Love at Last.

Adriana Barros's listed bibliography contains The Magical Life of Lola Bloom, a 2020 children's fantasy novel.

Adriana Herrera writes contemporary, historical, and speculative romance, including the Dreamers, Las Leonas, Dating in Dallas, and Toy Runners series.

Adriana Mather writes young adult fantasy and suspense, including the Salem-set How to Hang a Witch books and the Killing November duology.

Adrianne Byrd wrote contemporary African American romance, with family, community, and workplace stories across series and standalone novels.

Adrienne Celt is a novelist and cartoonist whose literary fiction includes The Daughters, Invitation to a Bonfire, and End of the World House.

Adrienne Chinn writes historical fiction, including the First World War-era Three Fry Sisters trilogy and standalone novels set in Morocco and England.

Adrienne Giordano writes romantic suspense and mystery series, including Lucie Rizzo, Justice Team, Private Protectors, and Steele Ridge.

Adrienne Tooley writes young adult speculative fiction, including the fantasy novels Sweet & Bitter Magic and Sofi and the Bone Song and the Betrayal Prophecies duology.

Aelf Fen is Alys Clare's pen name for the Lassair historical mysteries, set in eleventh-century East Anglia after the Norman Conquest.

Afia Atakora wrote Conjure Women, a historical novel about enslaved women, the aftermath of the Civil War, and folk healing in the American South.

Read Agatha Christie's books in order, starting with Hercule Poirot's debut in The Mysterious Affair at Styles and following the major detective series.

Agustina Bazterrica is an Argentine writer of literary horror and speculative fiction. Her bibliography here includes two novels and the story collection Nineteen Claws and a Black Bird.

Aileen Erin writes paranormal romance, fantasy, and science fiction. This guide covers the Alpha Girl, Aunare Chronicles, Days of Iron and Clay, and Shadow Ravens series.

Aimee Bender writes literary fiction, short stories, and novels with fantastical premises. This bibliography separates her collections and novels from anthologies containing her work.

Aimee Carter writes young adult fantasy, dystopian fiction, and middle grade adventure. This bibliography includes the Goddess Test, Blackcoat Rebellion, Royal Blood, Simon Thorn, and Zac series.

Ainsley Booth writes contemporary romance, including hockey romance, bodyguard romance, and the Canadian political romances in the Frisky Beavers series.

Aja James writes paranormal romance and fantasy romance, including the vampire-focused Pure/Dark Ones books and the Dragon Tails series.

Akwaeke Emezi writes fiction for adults and young readers. This page lists the connected Pet books in reading order.

Al Lamanda writes crime fiction, mysteries, thrillers, and westerns. His catalogue includes the John Bekker, Kellerman, and Key West books.

Al Rennie wrote the Clearwater mystery series and the four-book Riverview sequence. This page lists both in publication order.

Al Stevens wrote comic private-detective fiction, short stories, and standalone novels. His largest listed series is the Stanley Bentworth sequence.

Alafair Burke writes crime novels and legal thrillers, including the Ellie Hatcher and Samantha Kincaid series and several standalone suspense novels.

Alan Drew's listed fiction includes the Detective Ben Wade novels and the standalone Gardens of Water.

Alan Furst writes historical espionage novels set in Europe before and during the Second World War. This page lists the Night Soldiers books in publication order.

Alan Glynn is an Irish novelist whose thrillers include The Dark Fields, later published as Limitless, and the connected Winterland, Bloodland, and Graveland books.

Alan Gratz writes historical and contemporary fiction for young readers. This page lists his standalone novels, series, short fiction, and graphic novels.

Alan Hollinghurst books in order, from his early poetry and criticism to seven novels including The Swimming-Pool Library, The Line of Beauty, and Our Evenings.

Alan Hunter's Inspector George Gently books in publication order, beginning with Gently Does It and running through the later posthumous editions.

Alan Jacobson books in order, including the FBI profiler Karen Vail novels, the OPSIG Team Black thrillers, short fiction, and standalones.

Alan L. Lee books in order: Sandstorm and its follow-up Ashes To Ashes, espionage thrillers centered on CIA officer Alex Koves.

Alan LeMay books in order, including the Western novels The Searchers and The Unforgiven, plus later collections and chapbooks.

Alan McDermott books in order, including the Tom Gray and Eva Driscoll action-thriller series, the Andrew Harvey novel, and standalones.

Alan Moore books in order from the catalogued comics and collections, including Miracleman, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and Watchmen material.

Alan Orloff books in order, including the Channing Hayes Last Laff mysteries and the Mess Hopkins novel Sanctuary Motel.

Alan Parks books in order: the Harry McCoy crime novels, set in 1970s Glasgow and named for successive months of the year.

Alan Scribner books in order: the Judge Marcus Flavius Severus historical mysteries, set in ancient Rome and beginning with Mars the Avenger.

Alan Shipnuck books in publication order, including his golf reporting, player biographies, and the novel The Swinger.

Alana Khan books in reading order, covering her alien, monster, paranormal, and fantasy romance series.

Alanna Okun books in order, including her essays on knitting, craft, relationships, and creative life.

Alannah Rogers books in order, led by the Beatrice Young Cozy Cat Mysteries and the Jamie Burger mystery.

Alastair Brown books in order, featuring the five Glasgow-set Joe Beck crime thrillers.

Alastair MacNeill books in order, including his UNACO action thrillers and six standalone novels.

Alastair Reynolds books in order, including Revelation Space, Prefect Dreyfus, Revenger, standalones, and short fiction.

Alaya Dawn Johnson books in order, including adult and young adult speculative fiction, short stories, and collaborative serials.

Albert A. Bell Jr. books in order, including the Pliny the Younger historical mysteries, other mysteries, and non-fiction.

Aldrea Alien books in order, including the Spellster fantasy romance sequence and related fantasy series.

Alejandro Varela writes contemporary literary fiction about queer life, family, race, and belonging. His bibliography includes two novels and the short story collection The People Who Report More Stress.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was a Russian writer and 1970 Nobel laureate whose fiction, memoir, and documentary writing drew on Soviet imprisonment, exile, and Russian history.

Alessa Thorn writes mythology-based paranormal and fantasy romance. Her books include the Court of the Underworld, Gods of the Duat, Fae Universe, and related series.

Alex Albrinck writes independent speculative fiction and action adventure. His bibliography centers on The Aliomenti Saga and The Ravagers, two series set in related fictional worlds.

Alex Archer is the shared byline for the Rogue Angel action-adventure novels, which follow archaeologist Annja Creed through historical and supernatural mysteries.

Alex Barclay is an Irish crime writer whose fiction includes the Joe Lucchesi novels, the Ren Bryce thrillers, young-adult fantasy, and standalone suspense.

Alex Berenson is a former New York Times reporter whose work includes the John Wells espionage thrillers, a standalone novel, and nonfiction.

Alex Callister writes the Winter thriller series, a sequence of British intelligence and technology-focused suspense novels.

Alex Coombs writes British crime fiction across the DCI Hanlon, PI Hanlon, and Old Forge Cafe Mystery series.

Alex Erickson writes cozy mysteries with amateur sleuths and small-town business settings. His series include the Bookstore Cafe, Furever Pets, and Cat Yoga Mysteries.

Alex Ferguson's books collect football memoir, season records, and management writing from his years at Aberdeen and Manchester United. Read the listed nonfiction titles by publication date.

Alex Gates's Detective London McKenna books are crime thrillers about a detective's difficult investigations. This page lists the three novels in their displayed publication order.

Alex Gerlis writes historical spy fiction, chiefly set during the Second World War and its aftermath. This guide separates the Spy Masters, Richard Price, Wolf Pack Spies, and Double Agent books.

Alex Gilvarry's literary novels use satire and outsider perspectives to examine American life. This page lists From the Memoirs of a Non-Enemy Combatant and Eastman Was Here.

Alex Howell's Mason Walker books are a nine-title action-thriller sequence. This page lists the books published in 2020 in the site's displayed order.

Alex Kava writes crime thrillers featuring FBI profiler Maggie O'Dell and K-9 search-and-rescue handler Ryder Creed. This guide keeps the related series, short fiction, and standalones under their existing headings.

Alex Kershaw writes narrative nonfiction, much of it about the Second World War. This page lists his biographies and military histories, including The Bedford Boys, The Longest Winter, The Liberator, and The First Wave.

Alex Lake writes standalone psychological thrillers and domestic-suspense novels. This page lists After Anna, Killing Kate, Copycat, and the later novels in publication order.

Alex London writes young adult and middle grade science fiction and fantasy. This page groups the Proxy, Skybound Saga, Battle Dragons, and Princess Protection Program books with his other work.

Alex Marshall is Jesse Bullington's pseudonym for the Crimson Empire fantasy trilogy. This page lists A Crown for Cold Silver, A Blade of Black Steel, and A War in Crimson Embers.

Alex Marwood writes standalone crime novels about secrets, past violence, and pressure within families or communities. Start with The Wicked Girls, then choose any of the later novels.

Alex McElroy is the author of The Atmospherians, a satirical literary novel about online celebrity, masculinity, and a men's retreat.

Alex Michaelides writes standalone psychological thrillers. The Silent Patient, The Maidens, and The Fury are separate novels that use close perspectives, secrets, and reversals.

Alex North is the pen name used by crime writer Steve Mosby for supernatural-tinged psychological thrillers. The Whisper Man begins the listed run of standalone novels.

Alex Reeve writes the Leo Stanhope mysteries, set in Victorian London. Start with Half Moon Street and continue through the listed series in publication order.

Alex Robins writes two four-book fantasy series: War of the Twelve and The Ruined Gods. Read each series in the publication order shown below.

Alex Rutherford is the joint pen name of historians Diana and Michael Preston. Their historical fiction includes the Empire of the Moghul novels and the Ballantyne Chronicles.

Alex Ryan's listed bibliography is the two-book Nick Foley series: Beijing Red and Hong Kong Black. Read Beijing Red first.

Alex Shaw writes action and espionage thrillers. His bibliography includes the Aidan Snow, Jack Tate, and Wolf Six series, plus shorter and anthology work.

Alex Stiles writes the Book of Legends fantasy series. Start with Legends Awake, then continue with Legends Collide and Legends Fall.

Alexa Verde writes Christian romance across cowboy, small-town, and romantic-suspense series. This guide separates her connected settings and shared-world contributions so readers can choose a starting point.

Alexa Woods writes contemporary FF romance. Her bibliography includes arranged-marriage, dating-app, workplace, holiday, and standalone stories.

Read Alexander McCall Smith's books in order, including The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency and 44 Scotland Street series.

Alexandra Andrews writes literary suspense. Her listed novel, Who is Maud Dixon?, follows a publishing assistant drawn into a writer's concealed identity.

Alexandra Chang writes literary fiction. Her listed books are the novel Days of Distraction and the story collection Tomb Sweeping.

Alexandra Iff writes dark and mafia romance. Her bibliography includes the Flash Burn, New York Mafia Vengeance, Miami Ruthless, and Collar sequences.

Alexandra Silva writes contemporary, dark, and sports romance. Her bibliography includes connected romance series, destination-themed One Weekend books, and standalone work.

Alexandra Vasti writes Regency historical romance, including the Halifax Hellions novellas and a growing list of standalone novels.

Alexandra Villasante writes young adult fiction about Latinx teenagers, identity, displacement, grief, and queer experience.

Alexia Gordon writes cozy mysteries featuring Gethsemane Brown, a Black American classical musician who investigates murders in an Irish village with help from a ghost.

Alexis Hall writes queer romance alongside fantasy and mystery. Start with Boyfriend Material for contemporary romantic comedy, or choose A Lady for a Duke and Something Fabulous for historical romance.

Alexis Coe writes narrative history and biography, including Alice + Freda Forever and You Never Forget Your First: A Biography of George Washington.

Alexis Henderson writes gothic horror and dark fantasy. Begin with The Year of the Witching for the Bethel books, or read House of Hunger and An Academy for Liars as separate novels.

Alexis Schaitkin writes literary fiction about grief, family, and the stories communities tell about themselves. Read Saint X first, then Elsewhere; both are standalone novels.

Alexis Winter writes contemporary romance in connected series, including billionaire, small-town, and protective-hero stories. Choose a series by its premise and begin with the first listed book.

Alfred Lansing was a journalist whose Endurance recounts Ernest Shackleton's 1914 Antarctic expedition. It is a standalone work of narrative history built from expedition records and survivor interviews.

Ali Abdaal is a former doctor and creator whose Feel-Good Productivity presents a practical approach to work, energy, and motivation. It is a standalone productivity book.

Ali Lowe writes domestic thrillers set around apparently polished social worlds. Her four listed novels are standalones, beginning with The Trivia Night.

Alice Adams was an American novelist and short-story writer. Readers can start with her standalone novels or sample a collection such as Beautiful Girl; the bibliography also includes anthology appearances.

Alice Duncan writes historical romance and period mysteries. Start Daisy Gumm Majesty with Strong Spirits, Mercy Allcutt with Lost Among the Angels, or choose one of the earlier romance series.

Alice Feeney writes psychological thrillers with shifting viewpoints and concealed motives. Her listed novels are standalones, so start with Sometimes I Lie or choose a premise that appeals.

Alice Hoffman books in order, including the Practical Magic novels, Water Tales, Green Angel, and standalone fiction for adult and younger readers.

Alice K. Boatwright books in order, including the Ellie Kent Mystery novels, short-story collections, and the children's title Mrs. Potts Finds Thanksgiving.

Alice LaPlante books in order, including the psychological suspense novels Turn of Mind, A Circle of Wives, Coming of Age at the End of Days, and Half Moon Bay.

Alice Loweecey books in order, led by the Falcone & Driscoll Investigation and Giulia Driscoll cozy mystery series about former nun Giulia Driscoll.

Alice Munro books in order, including her short-story collections, selected stories, Lives of Girls and Women, and anthology appearances.

Alice Schertle books in order, including the Little Blue Truck picture books, Cathy and Company early readers, poetry, and other children's titles.

Alice Sebold books in order, including the memoir Lucky, the novels The Lovely Bones and The Almost Moon, and anthology appearances.

Alice Winters books in order, including The Hitman's Guide, VRC: Vampire Related Crimes, In Darkness, Fortune Favors the Fae, and other MM romance series.

Alice Wong books in order, including the Disability Visibility anthologies Body Talk and Disability Intimacy and the memoir Year of the Tiger.

Alice Worth books in order, including the nine-book Alice Worth urban fantasy sequence and Mortal Heart, set in the same paranormal world.

Alicia Cameron writes Regency romance, with linked family series including the Fentons, Sisters of Castle Fortune, and Wild Marchmonts books.

Alicia Elliott is a Tuscarora writer whose books include the essay collection A Mind Spread Out on the Ground and the novel And Then She Fell.

Alina Khawaja is a Pakistani-Canadian author of contemporary romance, including Maya's Laws of Love and Writing Mr. Right.