Who are the well - known authors in the 'apathy light novel' genre?

I'm not sure about all of them, but some might be authors who are good at world - building and creating complex kingdoms. Maybe there's an author named John who has written some great 'kingdom light novel' works.

One of the well - known authors is Reki Kawahara. He is the creator of 'Sword Art Online'. His writing style is engaging and he has a great ability to create immersive virtual worlds and interesting characters that readers can easily get attached to.

There's also James Lee. His sywz light novels are known for their fast - paced action and unexpected plot twists. For example, in his novel 'The Dark Tower', he keeps readers on the edge of their seats throughout the entire story.

I'm not sure about very specific well - known authors just for 'payback light novel' genre. But some general light novel authors might write in this theme. For example, some authors who are good at writing revenge - themed stories could potentially write payback light novels.

Reki Kawahara is quite well - known. He is the author of 'Sword Art Online', which has become extremely popular both as a light novel and in its various anime and game adaptations. His writing is known for creating immersive virtual worlds and engaging characters.

There are a few authors that stand out. For instance, A. M. Lark has created some great 'knm light novel' works. Her writing style is known for its vivid descriptions and engaging characters. Another author is K. P. Hill. He often writes stories with complex plots and deep themes in the 'knm light novel' genre. These authors contribute to the richness of the 'knm light novel' world with their unique creativity and storytelling abilities.

Kugane Maruyama is the mind behind 'Overlord'. His detailed descriptions of the game - like world and the overpowered main character make the story engaging and exciting for readers.

Tappei Nagatsuki is quite well - known for 'Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World'. His writing style brings the new world to life vividly and his character development is engaging.

I'm not sure of many authors specifically known for a 'tumbleweeds novel' genre. However, some Western - themed authors might touch on these elements. Larry McMurtry, for instance, in his works often describes the landscapes and the wandering life which could be related to the idea of tumbleweeds.

I'm sorry, I'm not sure about the well - known authors specifically in 'atogaki light novel' as it's not a widely known term to me. But in the general light novel field, there are authors like Reki Kawahara who wrote 'Sword Art Online'.