Author of romance novels such as Red Card and Privileged, Carrie Aarons writes books that are just as swoon-worthy as they are sarcastic. A former journalist, she prefers the stories she dreams up, and the yoga pant dress code, much better.

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Even with over 1.5 million copies of her books in print, Carolyne Aarsen still feels like she hasn't written the perfect story. From her office in the woods of Northern Alberta, she will keep trying. Inspired by spectacular sunrises and long walks through winding trails, the stories keep coming.

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Lina Abascal is a writer born and raised in Los Angeles. Her work has appeared in Rolling Stone, WIRED, and more. She formerly wrote the VICE column "Around the World in 80 Raves." She is the author of three self-published essay and short story paper zines and teaches English at California State University, Long Beach.

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Edward Abbey (1927–1989) was born in Home, Pennsylvania, and educated at the University of New Mexico and the University of Edinburgh. His many books include The Monkey Wrench Gang, Brave Cowboy, The Fool's Progress, and Down the River.

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Dr. Aoife Abbey completed her undergraduate degree in biological sciences at the University of Edinburgh, before graduating from medical school at Warwick University. She is a member of the Royal College of Physicians, fellow of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, and council member at The Intensive Care Society UK.

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Linda Abbott's love for Sanibel Island shines through in her debut novel, Ten Days In Paradise. Though she worked for many years as a professional writer, Linda is a late bloomer to fiction. She found the muse while vacationing on Sanibel, where she wrote the opening chapters of her novel.

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Mildred Abbott is the author of the Cozy Corgi Mysteries, which includes the books Cruel Candy, Traitorous Toys, and Bickering Birds.

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Elena K. Abbott is a Seattle-based author, editor, and historian whose scholarship focuses on slavery and antislavery in the Atlantic world. She received her PhD from Georgetown University, where she was awarded the Harold N. Glassman Distinguished Dissertation Award in the Humanities.

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Carl Abbott retired after teaching urban studies and planning at Portland State University for over five decades. The author of many books, he has written about the history of cities from Washington to Chicago to Los Angeles to Portland. He is a past president of the Urban History Association.

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Edwin A. Abbott (1838–1926) has been ranked as one of the leading scholars and theologians of the Victorian era and is perhaps best known as the author of the mathematical satire and religious allegory Flatland.

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Karen Abbott is a journalist who has been a staff member of Philadelphia magazine and Philadelphia Weekly.

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Megan Abbott is the Edgar Award–winning author of several novels. She received her PhD in English and American literature from New York University and has taught literature, writing, and film studies at New York University, the New School, and the State University of New York at Oswego. She lives in New York City.

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