Authors

Hugh Blair

1 book

Hugh Brewster

3 books

Hugh Cook

2 books

Hugh Coolican

1 book

Hugh Dancy

1 book

Hugh Davies

1 book

Hugh De Beer

1 book

Hugh D. Young

American physicist

6 books

Hugh Ehrman

1 book

Hughes, Arthur

1 book

Hughes, Edward

1 book

Hughes, John R.

1 book

Hughes & Storey, St. Louis

1 book

Hughes, Tom

1 book

Hughes, William F.

1 book

Hugh G. Byrne

1 book

Hugh Gusterson

1 book

Hugh Hardy

1 book

Hugh Hefner

1 book

Hugh Henry Brackenridge

1 book

Hugh H. Howard

1 book

Hugh Holman

1 book

Hugh Honour

British art historian

3 books

Hugh Howey

Born in 1975, I spent the first eighteen years of my life getting through the gauntlet of primary education. While there, I dabbled in soccer, chess, and tried to write my first novel (several times). Out of school, I became fascinated with computers, repaired them for a brief stint, then moved to Charleston, SC and attended college. To save money, I purchased a small sailboat to live on, and nearly got myself killed bringing it down from Baltimore with a friend. After my junior year of college, possibly out of fear of the real world, I left my safe little harbor and sailed South. I hopped around the islands for a while, went through two hurricanes, and spent the last of my cruising funds re-stepping my mast. It was time to head back to the States, where I began a career as a yacht captain. This began an exciting phase of my life, traveling all over the East coast and Caribbean, from Barbados to Chicago. I worked on boats in New York, the Bahamas, even Canada. One of these adventures brought me together with my wife, who was able to lure me away from my vagabond ways, dropping anchor and buying a house. Physically settled, my mind continued to roam, concocting adventures and whisking me off to fantastic places. Some of these tales seemed worth sharing, so I tapped into my love of books and decided to write them down. My first stories detail the life of a character that I’ve been mulling over for quite some time. Her name is Molly Fyde, and she draws inspiration from the awesome women in my life. My Wool series became a sudden success in the Fall of 2011. Originally just a novelette, the demand from Amazon reviewers sent me scurrying to write more tales in this subterranean world. The resulting Omnibus has spent considerable time in the Amazon top 100, has been a #1 Bestseller in Science Fiction on Amazon, and was optioned by Ridley Scott and Steve Zaillian for a potential feature film. The story of its success has been mentioned in Entertainment Weekly, Variety, and Deadline Hollywood among many others. Random House is publishing the hardback version in the UK in January of 2013. When I’m not writing, I like to go for hikes with my family, take a stroll on the beach, and keep up with my reading. I currently live in Jupiter, Florida with my wife Amber and our dog Bella. From Hugh Howey web page.

6 books

Hugh Howey

8 books

Hugh (Hugh N.) Kennedy

1 book

Hugh Jassburn

1 book

Hugh Johnson

1 book

Hugh Joseph Schonfield

1 book

Hugh Laidman

1 book

Hugh Lamb

1 book

Hugh Laurie

English actor, comedian, writer, musician and director

1 book

Hughlet Warjri

1 book

Hugh L. Montgomery

1 book

Hugh Lofting

Hugh John Lofting was a British author, trained as a civil engineer, who created the character of Doctor Dolittle — one of the classics of children's literature. Hugh Lofting's doctor from Puddleby-on-the-Marsh who could speak to animals first saw light in the author's illustrated letters to children, written from the trenches during World War I when actual news, he later said, was either too horrible or too dull. (Source)

7 books

Hugh Lupton

1 book

Hugh Lynn Cayce

1 book

Hugh MacLennan

1 book

Hugh MacLeod

1 book

Hugh Masekela

1 book

Hugh Masekela

1 book

Hugh McGuire

1 book

Hugh M. Hefner

Hugh Hefner was the founder and editor-in-chief of Playboy magazine.

1 book

Hugh Miall

1 book

Hugh Mills

1 book

Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd

1 book

Hugh Pentecost

Biography from http://mysteriouspress.com/authors/hugh-pentecost/default.asp: Hugh Pentecost Aliases: Judson Philips Hugh Pentecost was a penname of mystery author Judson Philips (1903-1989). Born in Massachusetts, Philips came of age as a writer during the golden age of pulp magazines, and spent the 1930s writing suspense fiction and sports stories for a number of famous pulps. His first book was Hold ‘Em Girls! The Intelligent Women’s Guide to Men and Football (1936), but it was winning the 1939 Red Badge prize for short fiction that started his career writing novels. Beginning with 1939’s Cancelled in Red, Philips would write nearly one hundred books over the next five decades. His best known characters were Pierre Chambrun, a sleuthing hotel manager who first appeared in The Cannibal Who Overate (1962), and the one-legged investigative reporter Peter Styles. In 1973 he was named a Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America. Although he spent his last years with failing vision and poor health, Philips continued writing daily. His final novel was the posthumously published Pattern of Terror (1989).

5 books

Hugh Prather

American self-help writer, lay minister, and counselor, most famous for his first book, Notes to Myself, which was first published in 1970 by Real People Press, and later reprinted by Bantam Books. It has sold over 5 million copies, and has been translated into ten languages.

1 book

Hugh Rawson

1 book

Hugh Ross

Hugh Ross is founder and senior scholar of Reasons to Believe, an organization dedicated to communicating the compatibility of science and the Christian faith. While in college, Hugh committed his life to Jesus Christ after his study of cosmology convinced him of the existence of a Creator, specifically the God of the Bible. Hugh holds a degree in physics from the University of British Columbia and a PhD in astronomy from the University of Toronto. After five years on the Caltech faculty, he transitioned to full-time ministry and still serves on the pastoral team at Christ Church Sierra Madre. His writings include journal and magazine articles, hundreds of blogs, and numerous books—The Creator and the Cosmos, Why the Universe Is the Way It Is, Improbable Planet and Designed to the Core, among others. He has spoken on hundreds of university campuses as well as at conferences and churches around the world and participates in the weekly Stars, Cells, and God podcast. Source: https://reasons.org/team/hugh-ross

1 book