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Author Autograph Signature Samples By Last Initial Select available last initials from list below.   A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O   P   Q   R   S   T   U   V   W   Y   Z   M      Macaulay, Catherine    American journalist, columnist and author.    View       Macaulay, David    American children's book author/illustrator and Caldecott Medal and Honor Awards winner.    View       MacCrae, Melissa    Journalist, feminist activist and writer, and Bangor (Maine) Daily News copy editor.    View       MacDonald, Betty    American author of humorous autobiographies and the Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle children's books.    View       MacLachlan, Patricia    American children's author and recipient of 1986 Newbery Medal    View       Maclean, Norman    American author, educator and scholar most noted for his novella    View       MacLeish, Archibald    American poet, writer, and a Librarian of Congress who won the Pulitzer Prize 3 times.    View       Macpherson, Elle    Australian supermodel and actress.    View       Madden, Onyx    Pseudonym of James E. Nitch, author of of sequels to the Wizard of Oz series.    View       Maeder, Edward    Curator of Costumes and Textiles at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and author.    View       Maguire, Mairead Corrigan    Irish social activist who was awarded the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize.    View       Mahurin, Walker M.    U.S. Air Force Ace fighter pilot during World War II and the Korean War.    View       Maier, Paul L.    American Christian historian, novelist and children's books author.    View       Malatesta, Joe    Italian author of "Incognito in Hollywood," a satiric memoir of Hollywood.    View       Mallowan, Max Edgar Lucien    Prominent British archaeologist and the second husband of Dame Agatha Christie.    View       Mann, Thomas    German novelist, social critic, philanthropist, essayist, and Nobel Prize laureate.    View       Manzarek, Ray    American rock musician, singer, songwriter, filmmaker, and keyboardist for "The Doors".    View       Marcellino, Fred    American illustrator of book covers and jackets; illustrator and author of children's books.    View       Maroto, Esteban    Spanish comic book artist.    View       Marquez, Gabriel    Colombian Nobel Prize-winning novelist, journalist, editor, publisher, and political activist.    View       Marr, Melissa    American author of teen urban fantasy novels, poetry, short fiction and one adult novel.    View       Marshall, James    American children's author and illustrator and recipient of an Caldecott Honor.    View       Martin, Mark    NASCAR Nextel Cup series driver.    View       Marx, Christy    American photographer and script writer for children's TV shows and comic books.    View       Masefield, John    British poet and author.    View       Matheson, Richard Christian    American writer of horror fiction and screenplays, and son of fiction writer Richard Matheson.    View       Matheson, Richard Burton    American author and screenwriter of fantasy, horror and science fiction.    View       Matlin, Marlee    American film and TV actress, producer, and children's novelist who is almost completely deaf.    View       Maugham, Somerset    British novelist, playwright, short story writer best known for his novel Of Human Bondage.    View       Max, Peter    American Pop artist and psychedelic graphic designer .    View       Mazzucco, Frank    Author of "Earth's Conditions and Extraterrestrial Reality".    View       McBain, Ed    Pseudonym of American author Evan Hunter under which he wrote crime fiction.    View       McCaffrey, Anne    American sci-fi author named the 22nd Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America.    View       McCall, Dewitt C.    American expert on California artists and author.    View       McCall, Tom    American journalist and Republican Governor of Oregon from 1967 to 1975.    View       McCammon, Robert R.    American best-selling, award-winning author of horror, fantasy and mystery novels.    View       McCarthy, Cormac    Novelist and playwright who is considered a major American novelists of his time.    View       McCarthy, Eugene J.    American politician, poet, and author of memoirs and many books on politics.    View       McCarthy, Mary    American novelist, memoirist, satirist, literary critic, essayist, and political activist.    View       McCloskey, Robert    American author and illustrator of children's books, and winner of several Caldecott Medals.    View       McCormick, Wilfred    Prolific American author of sports fiction and short stories for boys.    View       McCourt, Frank    Irish-American memoirist author best known for his Pulitzer Prize winning "Angela's Ashes."    View       McCracken, Elizabeth    American award-winning novelist and short story writer.    View       McDowell, Roddy    British actor, photographer and author.    View       McGee, American    One of America's most successful and innovative video and computer game designers.    View       McGovern, George    U. S. Congressman, Senator, and Democratic presidential nominee in 1972,    View       McGrath, Charles    Editor, New York Times Book Review.    View       McGraw, Eloise Jarvis    American 3-time winner of the Newbery Honor for her juvenile historical novels.    View       McGrew, R. Brownell    American painter of Indian portraits, and Southwest and California desert landscapes.    View       McKenna, Terance    American ethnobotanist, psychedelic explorer, philosopher, lecturer, and author.    View       McLean, Ken    Thoroughbred horse pedigree consultant and author of several Thoroughbred breeding books.    View       McLean, Margot McLean    American artist and teacher best known for her animal and botanical paintings.    View       McMahon, Ed    American television announcer, host and emcee.    View       McMurtrie, Douglas C.    American historian of printing, bibliographer, typographer, and author.    View       McMurtry, Larry    American Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, screenwriter and essayist.    View       McPhee, John    American pioneer in narrative nonfiction.    View       Meader, Stephen W.    American author of juvenile adventure novels.    View       Meadows, Jayne    American film and stage actress, TV panelist, and author.    View       Medley, Tom    Former Hot Rod Magazine cartoon artist and executive, and author/historian of hot rod racing.    View       Meeker, Ezra    Washington pioneer, advocate of preserving the Oregon Trail and author of books about the Trail    View       Mencken, H. L.    American journalist, satirist, acerbic critic of American culture, and American English scholar    View       Meron, Neil    American film producer.    View       Merwin, William S.    One of the most influential American poets of the latter 20th century and Pulitzer Prize winner    View       Meyer, Stephenie    American young adult author and producer, best known for her vampire romance series Twilight.    View       Michener, James A.    Prolific American author best known for his epic historical novels based on prodigious research    View       Middlecoff, Cary    American former dentist turned professional golfer champion, newspaper columnist, and author.    View       Mignery, Herb    American artist and sculptor of Western subject.    View       Miles, Josephine    American poet, literary critic, educator, and mentor to the young Beat poets at U.C. Berkeley.    View       Milhous, Katherine    American children’s book illustrator and author, and Caldecott Medal winner.    View       Miljan, John    Serbian-born American actor known best for his roles as a villain and an authoritative figure.    View       Millard, S . T.    American physician, and an expert on Early American Pattern Glass and Opaque Glass.    View       Millay, Edna St. Vincent    American poet and playwright and the first woman to receive the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.    View       Miller, Arthur    One of America's greatest playwrights, recipient of a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and essayist.    View       Miller, Chris    American fantasy artist.    View       Miller, Ethel Hull    American novelist and writer of personal non-fiction for adults and children.    View       Miller, Judith Ransom    American children's books author.    View       Miller, Olive Beaupre    American author of children's literature, and publisher and editor of My Bookhouse.    View       Miller, Wade    A pseudonym used by writing partners, Robert Allison “Bob” Wade and H. Bill Miller.    View       Millhauser, Steven    American novelist and short story writer who won the 1997 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.    View       Milne, A. A.    British author and playwright best known for his books about Winnie-the-Pooh.    View       Minor, Wendell    American artist and illustrator of books ranging from bestsellers to classic children's books.    View       Minoru, Miyagi    Japanese dance choreographer and author of books on Japanese dance.    View       Minty, Judith    Award-winning Michigan poet.    View       Mitchard, Jacquelyn    American nationally syndicated columnist and novelist.    View       Mitchell, Margaret    American novelist, who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1937 for her novel, Gone with the Wind.    View       Mitchell, W. O.    Canadian novelist, short story writer, and playwright considered the Mark Twain of Canada.    View       Mock, Jerri    American aviator and the first woman to pilot an aircraft on a solo trip around the world.    View       Moebius, '    See Jean Giraud    View       Moll, John    American artist known for his sketches and paintings of the Chesapeake Bay area.    View       Moore, Ronald D.    Screenwriter best known for his work on Star Trek and the Battlestar Galactica TV series.    View       Morath, Inge    Austrian-born photographer who produced an unmatched photographic compendium of 20th C. artists    View       Moray, John E.    American author and son of T. Henry Moray    View       Moreton, John    Edward John Moreton, an Irish British peer was a fantasy dramatist, novelist, and storyteller.    View       Morley, Christopher    American journalist, novelist, essayist and poet.    View       Morris, Dick    American political author and commentator, and former political campaign consultant.    View       Morrison, Toni    Nobel Prize winning American novelist and author of works in many other genres.    View       Morrissey, Muriel Earhart    American author of several biographical accounts of her sister, Amelia Earhart.    View       Mortimer, Frank C.    American hunorist.    View       Mortimer, John    English lawyer; stage, film, TV and radio writer; novelist; and creator of Horace Rumpole.    View       Morton, Andrew    British journalist and biographer of Princess Diana, Monica Lewinsky, Tom Cruise, et al.    View       Mosher, Howard Frank    American award-winning author of fiction and non-fiction.    View       Mosley, Walter    Award-winning American writer of mysteries and other fiction, and non-fiction.    View       Mosley, Walter    American writer and novelist best known for his historical mysteries.    View       Mountbatten, Louis    British admiral, Allied commander in southeast Asia, last Viceroy and Governor-general of India    View       Mowat, Farley    Canadian author of books on his childhood, war service and work as a naturalist.    View       Moyers, Bill    American TV investigative journalist and commentator known for his quality and integrity.    View       Mukerji, Dhan Gopal    First popular Indian writer in English of children's books and works about India and Hinduism.    View       Mukherjee, Bharati    Award-winning Indian-born Professor and author of novels, short stories and nonfiction.    View       Mullen, Harryette    American poet, short story writer, educator and literary scholar.    View       Munsch, Robert    American-born Canadian children's author known for his wild and crazy stories.    View       Murphy, John Cullen    American comics artist best known for his work on the Prince Valiant comic strip.    View       Murray, Ty    American 7-time winner of the World All-Around Rodeo Champion title and author of his memoirs.    View       Musgrave, Ted    NASCAR race car and truck driver.    View       Myers, Russell    American cartoonist best known for his newspaper comic strip Broom-Hilda.    View       Myrick, David F.    American historian and author of books on Western railroads and California history    View    115 Signatures found

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