Authors

Jay McInerney

4 books

Jay McTighe

3 books

Jayme Adelson-Goldstein

3 books

Jaymee Goh

3 books

Jay M. Feinman

Professor emeritus of law at Rutgers law school and expert in insurance law, torts, and contract law.

2 books

Jaymie Holland

1 book

Jaymin Eve

4 books

Jay M. Pasachoff

3 books

Jay M. Shafritz

1 book

Jayne Allen

3 books

Jayne Ann Krentz

Jayne Ann Krentz, née Jayne Castle is an American writer of romance novels. Krentz is the author of a string of New York Times bestsellers under seven different pseudonyms like "Amanda Quick".

167 books

Jayne Bauling

Jayne Bauling was born in Middlesex, England, she relocated to South Africa at a very young age, where she grew up. She spent most of her life in the bustling city of Johannesburg. She always wrote, but was too shy to show anyone until the publication of some poems in her teens gave her the confidence to attempt the romances she wanted to published. She published her first book in her early twenties, and since 1978, she published 17 romance novels at Mills & Boon. When she moved to White River, she decided to change also her writing style, and started in the youth novel market. Her Young Adult novels have been awarded the Macmillan Writer’s Prize for Africa and the Maskew Miller Longman Literature Award. She also won the inaugural African Writing Prize for Flash Fiction with her story Settling. Her adult and youth short stories have been published in a number of South African anthologies. Her poetry has been broadcast on the SABC’s SAfm and published in a number of international literary journals. She has won poetry awards from SAfm and People Opposing Women Abuse. Her interests include reading, poetry, bird-watching and wine. You can contact her at jayne_mb@absamail.co.za

10 books

Jayne Castle

1 book

Jayne County

1 book

Jayneen Sanders

1 book

Jayne Entwistle

1 book

Jayne Fresina

3 books

Jayne Fry

1 book

Jayne Hardy

2 books

Jayne Harvey

2 books

Jayne Parsons

2 books

Jay Papasan

3 books

Jay Parini

3 books

Jay Posey

Jay Posey is the author of six science-fiction novels, including his most recent space epic EVERY SKY A GRAVE. His other works include the high-tech, post-apocalyptic Legends of the Duskwalker trilogy (THREE, MORNINGSIDE FALL, and DAWNBREAKER), and the military sci-fi Outriders series (OUTRIDERS, SUNGRAZER). By day, he's a game developer at Ubisoft/Red Storm Entertainment, where he's spent over 15 years contributing as a writer and game designer to some of Ubisoft’s biggest brands, including Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six franchises. He's also worked on a bunch of secret projects he’s not allowed to talk about. Jay lives in Durham, NC. (<a href="https://jayposey.com/about-jay/" target="_blank">Source</a>) Photo Credit Elizabeth Kahn

1 book

Jay Rawlins

1 book

Jay R. Bonansinga

2 books

Jay R. Galbraith

2 books

Jay Rifenbary

1 book

Jay Robert Nash

1 book

Jay Rubin

Jay Rubin (born 1941) is an American academic and translator. He is one of the main translators of the works of the Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami into English. He has also written a guide to Japanese, Making Sense of Japanese (originally titled Gone Fishin'), and a biographical literary analysis of Murakami. (Source)

3 books

Jay S. Duker

1 book

Jaysea Lynn

1 book

Jay Shetty

2 books

Jayshree Daiya Mavani

1 book

Jay Snyder

2 books

Jayson Greene

1 book

Jayson Merrill

1 book

Jay Steele

1 book

Jay Stevens

1 book

Jay Stevenson

3 books

Jay Stringer

1 book

Jay Sullivan

1 book

Jay VerLinden

1 book

Jay W. Griffiths

Jay Griffiths was born in Manchester and studied English Literature at Oxford University. She spent a couple of years living in a shed on the outskirts of Epping Forest but for many years she has been based in Wales. The first book she wrote was Anarchipelago, a story about the British anti-roads protests. The second book she wrote was Pip Pip: A Sideways Look at Time, a manifesto for time and against clocks. It explores the political nature of time, and illustrates some of the diverse ways in which indigenous cultures perceive time. It is a polemic against the play-less, life-denying ways in which modernity sees time.

1 book

Jay Wilburn

1 book

Jay Williams

Jay Williams (1914-1978) was an American writer.

8 books

Jay Winik

1 book

Jay Wiseman

1 book

Jay Wright Forrester

American computer engineer, management theorist and systems scientist.

2 books

Jay Wurts

1 book