Across
- 2. Poet who wrote the song "A Boy Named Sue."
- 3. This British author served in the Battle of the Somme during WWI.
- 5. This author set a world record in 1938 for catching 7 marlins in one day.
- 7. This Japanese author's first book is named after a Beatles song which is heavily featured in the novel.
- 9. This mystery writer once disappeared for 10 days, and when found, claimed no memories of the lost days.
- 11. The movie "Clueless" was based on a novel by this author.
- 12. His most famous story was first told to children on a boat ride. (pen name)
- 14. All of this Swedish author's Millennium trilogy books were published posthumously.
- 18. Famed children's fiction and Christian non-fiction author.
- 19. This writer's last name is the same as the first name of 22 Across. (pen name)
- 21. Asian American author who was a member of a rock band alongside other authors including 23 Across.
- 22. This author has written over 25 novels in the Alex Cross series.
- 23. Maine writer whose works have sold over 350 million copies.
Down
- 1. He wrote the phrase "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
- 3. This famed humorist was a riverboat pilot, miner, and journalist before writing "The Great American Novel." (pen name)
- 4. Author whose Cedar Cove series has been turned into a Hallmark TV series.
- 5. Author and poet who was a major leader of the Harlem Renaissance.
- 6. Singaporean novelist whose trilogy was inspired by real life.
- 8. Known for writing the idea for her first book on a napkin.
- 10. Is the most bestselling author alive today.
- 13. His 1989 bestselling book is nearly 1,000 pages long.
- 15. Hers was the first best-selling non-fiction book by an African American woman.
- 16. This author's "Devil in a Blue Dress" was turned into a 1995 movie starring Denzel Washington.
- 17. Was a wildlife biologist in Africa prior to becoming an author.
- 20. This author wrote the first novel in her 19 book Scottish series for writing practice.
