Novelists from Oregon

Russian-American novelist, lepidopterist, professor (1899–1977)

American fantasy and science fiction author (1929–2018)

American writer (1920–1986)

American novelist, essayist

American novelist (1935–2001)

American novelist, poet, and short story writer (1935–1984)

Maltese-American cartoonist and journalist; pioneer of the Non-Fiction Graphic Novel (b. 1960)

American writer of children's books (1916–2021)

American science fiction writer, editor and critic (1922–2002)

author and activist

American science fiction author (1947–2025)

American writer

American science fiction writer (1928-2018)

American fantasy writer (1948–2022)

American novelist and screenwriter

American graphic novelist

writer from the United States (b. 1968)

American writer (1903–1997)

American author

American writer

Canadian Christian author

American businessman and novelist

science fiction writer (1964–2014)

American speculative fiction writer (1957-2022)

American novelist and poet (1894–1960)

American writer

American writer (1939–2008)

American novelist, journalist, poet (1945–2016)

Novelist, short story writer (1899-1950)

American writer of queer romantic fiction and fantasy

American journalist and writer

American novelist

American writer

American writer

American writer and editor (1937-1987)

American writer (1915–2000)

American writer

American writer, teacher and editor based in Oregon

American science fiction writer (1942–2020)

American writer

American historian, poet, novelist, and journalist (1826–1902)

American writer

American writer (1946–2024)

Author, blogger, actress

American novelist

American painter and poet (1941–2023)

American science fiction writer

African American writer, activist, educator and spoken word artist

American writer. First to present Sacagawea as an important historical figure. Women's suffrage advocate.

American writer (born 1958)

American novelist

American novelist and short story writer

American writer

American writer

American novelist, humorist, screenwriter

American fiction writer, under several names including shared publishing house names (David Lawrence Robbins from Oregon)

American author

American writer (1932–2020)

American scholar of Old Norse and Anglo-Saxon literature, translator, fiction writer

novelist, short story writer, memoir writer