Authors

J. Ryan Stradal

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J. T. McIntosh

James Murdoch MacGregor was a Scottish journalist and author best known for writing science fiction under the pen name J.T. McIntosh.

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Juan Gabriel Vásquez

<strong>Juan Gabriel Vásquez Velandia</strong> (Bogotá, 1 de enero de 1973) es un escritor, periodista y traductor colombiano, entre cuyas obras se incluyen siete novelas, dos volúmenes de cuentos y dos libros de ensayos. Su novela más conocida es El ruido de las cosas al caer, por la que recibió, entre otras distinciones, el Premio Alfaguara de Novela y el Premio Literario Internacional IMPAC de Dublín. Otros reconocimientos incluyen el Premio Roger Caillois, por el conjunto de su obra, y la condecoración de la Orden de Isabel la Católica. <div lang="en"><strong>Juan Gabriel Vásquez Velandia</strong> (Bogotá, January 1, 1973) is a Colombian writer, journalist, and translator whose works include seven novels, two volumes of short stories, and two books of essays. His best-known novel is *The Sound of Things Falling*, for which he received, among other distinctions, the Alfaguara Prize for Fiction and the IMPAC International Literary Award in Dublin. Other accolades include the Roger Caillois Prize for his body of work and the Order of Isabella the Catholic.</div>

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Juan Williams

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Judea Pearl

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Judith Conaway

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Judith E. French

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Judith Lechner

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Judith Martin

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Judith Merkle Riley

Judith Astria Merkle was born on January 14, 1942 and on Livermore, California, U.S.A., where she grew up. Her great-grandfather was a Swiss emigrant, who moved to the United States in 1860. Her uncle-abue was the famous player of baseball Fred Merkle. Her father, Theodore Charles Merkle was contralador of the Project Pluto and her brother Ralph C. Merkle is technological professor in a Computer science School. Judith Astria Merkle holds a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley and teaches in the Department of Government at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California. Married with Mr. Riley, she wrote as Judith Merkle Riley six historical and romance novels.

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Judith Nelson

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Judith O'Brien

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Judith Raigal Aran

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Judy Carter

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Judy Grahn

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Judy Sierra

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Judy Young

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Juhani Pallasmaa

Finnish architect

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Julia Cunningham

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Julia DeVillers

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Julia Murray

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Juliana Garnett

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Julian Assange

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Juliana Stone

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Julian Baggini

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Julian Hawthorne

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Julianna Baggott

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Julia Rawlinson

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Julia T. Wood

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Julie Andrews

Dame Julia "Julie" Elizabeth Andrews, DBE (née Wells; born 1 October 1935)[1] is an English film and stage actress, singer, author, theatre director and dancer. She is also an author of children's books, and in 2008 published an autobiography, Home: A Memoir of My Early Years. - Wikipedia

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Julie Ann Walker

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Julie Cohen

Julie Cohen was born in the U.S.A. and brought up in the mountains of western Maine. There wasn't much going on in Maine, so she made stuff up. She spent most of her childhood with her nose in a book and wrote her first novel at age eleven, a fantasy story about a female teenage wizard. In high school, she and her best friend wrote wildly improbable romances about their favourite rock stars. At university she wrote newspaper features and a weekly cartoon strip about an Elvis look-alike with a pet squid. She spent a year studying at Cambridge University in England, and fell in love with the country and the sexy accents. After attaining her first degree in English literature, she moved to England and researched fairies in children's literature for a postgraduate degree. She started writing funny, sexy stories in her spare time. She started writing her first Harlequin romance on a blueberry farm in Maine, and finished it on a beach in Greece. This one, and several others, collected rejection letters. Shortly after placing in the finals in the Romance Writers of America's Golden Heart contest, she sold to Harlequin Mills & Boon. Julie lives in the south of England with her husband and her son, and still reads everything in sight. Her other hobbies include walking, travelling, listening to loud music, watching films and eating far too much popcorn. She is teased daily about her American accent. Visit her Web site and write to her at julie@julie-cohen.com

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Julie Cross

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Julie Danneberg

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Julie Elizabeth Leto

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Julie Ellis

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Julie Glass

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Julie James

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Julie Klassen

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Julie Markes

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Julie Miller

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Julie Miller

Julie Miller is a USA Today bestselling author of more than 70 books--with a National Readers Choice Award and two Daphne du Maurier awards, among other prizes. She was also honored with a Career Achievement Award in Series Romantic Suspense from Romantic Times Book Reviews. Several of her books have appeared on the USA Today, Publisher's Weekly, Amazon and BookScan Top 100 Romances bestseller lists. Julie joined the Harlequin family when her first Intrigue, One Good Man, was published in 2000. Since then, she has crafted the best-selling, award-winning Taylor Clan series for Intrigue, as well as its equally successful spin-off series, The Precinct. While she continues to write about military heroes, cops and crime scenes for Intrigue and other special projects at Harlequin, Julie has also published paranormal romantic suspense books herself. Millions of copies of her books have been sold around the world. A former teacher, Julie grew up in Missouri and now lives in Nebraska with her husband and an assortment of spoiled pets. She's been dubbed the resident "Grammar Goddess" of her local writing group, The Prairieland Romance Writers. Source: Author's website

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Julie Morgenstern

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Julie Morstad

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Julie Orringer

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Julie Otsuka

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Julie Plec

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Julie Reece Deaver

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Julie S. Hasler

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Julie Smith

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