Authors
- Piers Anthony
- Isaac Asimov
- Stephen Baxter
- Amber Benson
- Ray Bradbury
- Terry Brooks
- Jack L. Chalker
- Arthur C. Clarke
- James Clemens
- Dan Cragg
- Brian Daley
- Maurice G. Dantec
- Philip K. Dick
- Stephen R. Donaldson
- David Eddings
- Joe Clifford Faust
- Robert L. Forward
- Alan Dean Foster
- Gregory Frost
- Christopher Golden
- James L. Halperin
- Barbara Hambly
- Peter F. Hamilton
- Tara K. Harper
- Ward Hawkins
- Robert A. Heinlein
- Robert E. Howard
- J. Gregory Keyes
- Rosemary Kirstein
- Katherine Kurtz
- H. P. Lovecraft
- James Luceno
- Anne McCaffrey
- Donald E. McQuinn
- China Miéville
- Elizabeth Moon
- Robert Newcomb
- John Norman
- Naomi Novik
- Larry Niven
- Frederik Pohl
- Christopher Rowley
- David Sherman
- Lucy A. Snyder
- J.R.R. Tolkien
- Harry Turtledove
- Kevin Hearne
- Teagan J. Rettig - Jr. Author
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