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Susanna Clarke

English author of fantastical fiction, known for the historical magic of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell and the mysterious, many-halled world of Piranesi.

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Talia Hibbert

Black British author of warm, witty contemporary romances featuring complicated women, devoted love interests and inclusive casts. She is best known for the Brown Sisters trilogy.

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Tana French

American-Irish author of psychologically acute crime fiction, best known for the Dublin Murder Squad novels and their damaged, unreliable investigators.

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Tara Westover

American historian and memoirist whose autobiographical writing examines education, family loyalty, memory and the difficult work of forming an independent self.

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Taylor Jenkins Reid

American novelist Taylor Jenkins Reid writes emotionally charged fiction about ambition, love, fame and the private costs of public success.

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Tennessee Williams

American playwright (1911–1983) who wrote The Glass Menagerie, A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof: Southern-rooted dramas about fragile people, memory and desire.

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Tia Williams

Tia Williams is an American novelist and former beauty editor known for witty, emotionally layered romances about Black love, creative ambition, reinvention and second chances.

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Tom Quirk

Tom Quirk is a literary scholar at the University of Missouri-Columbia who writes about Mark Twain, Willa Cather, and Wallace Stevens. He wrote the commentaries for the Penguin Classics Moby-Dick.

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Tom Reiss

Tom Reiss is an American historian and biographer who reconstructs overlooked lives at the crossroads of politics, identity and literature. He won the Pulitzer Prize for The Black Count.

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American novelist, essayist, editor and teacher whose lyrical fiction centers Black life, memory and history. She won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and Beloved received the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.

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Tracy Kidder

Tracy Kidder was an American narrative nonfiction writer known for closely observed accounts of work, institutions, technology, medicine and everyday lives.

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Téa Obreht

Belgrade-born American novelist whose books mix history, folklore and the uncanny, from the Balkans in The Tiger's Wife to the American West in Inland. She wrote the introduction to the 75th Anniversary Edition of Animal Farm.

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