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- Albom, Mitch, 1958- - - Author of bestseller "Tuesdays with Morrie" (1997) and "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" (2003).
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- Bauman, Deron - - Weblog of Deron Bauman, author of "Mockingbird" and former editor of "elimae", the electronic literary magazine.
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- Bender, Aimee - - Author of "The Girl in the Flammable Skirt," (1998) "An Invisible Sign of My Own," (2000) and "Willful Creatures: Stories" (2005).
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- Blum, Jenna - - Author of "Those Who Save Us" (2004). [Requires Flash.
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- Bunker, Todd, 1971- - - Seattle-based author of "Wrapped in Gray" (2002) and "The Champion" (2005).
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- Fairman, Huck - - Author of "Hymn" (2003) and other novels set in New York City.
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- Foer, Jonathan Safran, 1977- - - Brooklyn-based artist and author of "Everything is Illuminated" (2002) and "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" (2005). [Requires Flash.
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- Ford, Robert - - Fayetteville, Arkansas-based playwright and author of "The Student Conductor" (2003).
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- Foss, Patrick - - Author of "The Bang Devils" (2003). Sample chapter, self interview, and reviews.
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- Frank, Jeffrey, 1942- - - Author of "The Columnist" (2001), "The Stories of Hans Christian Andersen: A New Translation From the Danish" (2003), and "Bad Publicity" (2004).
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- Franklin, Emily - - Author of the novel "Liner Notes" (2003) and a series of teen fiction titled "The Principles of Love" (2005-).
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- Fulmer, David - - Author of the award-winning novel "Chasing the Devil's Tail" (2001), "Jass" (2005), and "Rampart Street" (2006).
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- Gamble,Terry - - Author of "The Water Dancers" (2003) and "Good Family" (2005). Events, autobiography, and book excerpts.
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- Getty, Matt - - Weblog of the author of "You Will Behave" (2005), a novella written in second person future tense.
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- Gross, Gwendolen, 1967- - - New Jersey-area author of "Field Guide" (2001) and "Getting Out" (2002). Includes biography, extracts, and information on author events.
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- House, Silas, 1971- - - Eastern Kentucky author of "Clay's Quilt" (2001), "Parchment of Leaves" (2002), "Coal Tattoo" (2004), and a play titled "The Hurting Part" (2005) Tour schedule, biography, reviews, and photo gallery.
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- Kidd, Sue Monk - - Award winning author of "Secret Life of Bees" (2002) and "The Mermaid Chair" (2005). Biography, journal, information on appearances, and book details.
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- Krouse, Erika - - Colorado-based author of "Come Up and See Me Sometime" (2001). Reviews, biography, current endeavors, and links.
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- Lindsay, James, 1960- - - Author of novel "Brutal Music" (2002). Reviews, interviews, author information and top five lists.
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- Mirvis, Tova - - Author of "The Ladies Auxiliary" (1999) and "The Outside World" (2004). Biography, writing, news, and reviews.
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- Moran, Thomas - - Author of "The Man in the Box" (1997), "The World I Made For Her" (1998), "Water Carry Me" (2000), "What Harry Saw" (2002), and "Anja the Liar" (2003). Summaries, chapter excerpts, reviews, and biography.
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- Purcell, Sarahbeth - - Nashville-based author of "Love is the Drug" (2004). Biography, journal, reviews, and news of book signings and appearances.
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- Ragen, Naomi - - Columns, interviews, books, and plays. Author of "The Sacrifice of Tamar" (1994), "Jephte's Daughter" (1995), "The Ghost of Hannah Mendes" (1998), "Chains Around the Grass" (2002), and "The Covenant" (2004).
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- Rubenstein, Wade, 1964- - - New York-based author of the novel, "Gullboy - The Inconceivable Life of Franco Pajarito Zanpa" (2005).
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- Sanchez, Thomas - - Californian author of "Rabbit Boss" (1989), "Zoot-Suit Murders" (1991), "Mile Zero" (1990), "Day of the Bees" (2001), and "King Bongo"(2004).
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- Seigel, Andrea, 1979- - - California-based author of "Like The Red Panda" (2004), a novel about teen suicide in Orange County. News, author information, and link to her weblog.
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- Stella, Leslie - - Author of "Fat Bald Jeff" (2001), "The Easy Hour" (2003), and "Unimaginable Zero Summer" (2005). Reviews, interviews, and author events.
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- Stepek, Drew, 1970- - - Los Angeles-based author of the eating disorder novel "Godless" (2001). [Requires Flash.
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- Stern, Amanda - - Brooklyn-based author of "The Long Haul" (2003). Mailing list, book tour diary, ugly teen photos, and rejection letters.
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- Strong, Sarah Pemberton, 1967- - - Author of "Burning the Sea" (2002). Includes book excerpt, reviews, book discussion questions, biography, and poetry.
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- Sussman, Ellen, 1954- - - Author of "On a Night Like This" (2004) a novel about a struggling single mother with a tragic secret. Biography, book excerpts, reviews, and reading group questions.
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- Toth, Paul A. - - Author of "Fizz" (2003) and "Fishnet" (2005). Podcast interviews with authors, weblog, upcoming events, and reviews.
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- Ursu, Anne - - Award-winning author of "Spilling Clarence" (2002), "Disapparation of James" (2003), and "Shadow Thieves" (2006).
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- Valdes-Rodriguez, Alisa - - Albuquerque author of bestseller "Dirty Girls Social Club" (2003), "Playing With Boys" (2004), "Make Him Look Good" (2006), and teen novel "Haters" (2006). News and reviews, weblog, and frequently asked questions.
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- Waksler, Norman - - Author of "The Book of Regrets" (2005). Biography, upcoming appearances, and short stories.
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- Weiner, Jennifer, 1970- - - Author of "Good In Bed" (2001), "In Her Shoes" (2002), "Little Earthquakes" (2004), and "Goodnight Nobody" (2005). Weblog, first chapters, tips for writers, tour dates, and author information.
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- Winegardner, Mark, 1961- - - Author of "Veracruz Blues" (1996), "Crooked River Burning" (2001), "That's True Of Everybody" (2002), and "The Godfather Returns" (2004). News, appearances, photos, and reviews.
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- Wyse, Sharon, 1951- - - Author of "The Box Children" (2002), a novel written in the form of a child's diary. Book excerpt, author interview, biography, reader reviews, and newsletter.
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- Yurk, Amy, 1972- - - Author of "The Kind of Love That Saves You" (2000) and "The Language of Sisters" (2002). Includes biography, excerpts, and advice to aspiring writers.
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- Zaruba, Cassandra - - Baltimore/Washington, D.C.-area author of "Liquid Bones" (2005) a murder mystery set in North Dakota. Reviews, author events, and book excerpts.
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