This is a list of notable non-binary writers, or writers who are genderqueer, agender, bigender, genderfluid, non-binary gender or third gender.

A

• Travis Alabanza, an English performance artist, poet, writer, and LGBTQ rights activist^[1][2]
• K Alexander, a Canadian actor, writer, web series creator and YouTube personality^[3]

B

• Thomas Baty (1869–1954), an English lawyer and writer of a utopian science fiction novel set in a postgender society, as well as the editor of the feminist gender studies journal Urania^[4]
• Jay Bernard, a black British poet, multi media writer and film maker, shortlisted in the Costa Book Awards 2019^[5]
• Tess Berry-Hart, British playwright, author and activist ^[6]
• Mal Blum, an American songwriter, musician, writer and performer^[7]
• Justin Vivian Bond, an American singer-songwriter, author, painter, performance artist, and actor^[8]
• Lydia Brown, an Asian American autistic disability rights activist, writer, and public speaker
• Kate Bornstein, an American author, playwright, performance artist, and gender theorist^[9][10]
• Beth Brant, a Mohawk writer, essayist, and poet
• Z Brewer, American young adult writer, author of The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod.
• River Butcher, an American stand-up comic, actor, writer, producer, and podcast host^[11]
• Alec Butler, a Canadian playwright and filmmaker^[12][13]
• Judith Butler, an American philosopher, gender theorist and feminist writer^[14]
• K.R. Byggdin, Canadian novelist^[15]

C

• Claude Cahun, a Jewish-French photographer, sculptor and writer^[16]
• Marjorie Celona, an American-Canadian writer^[17]
• Chrystos, a Menominee writer and two-spirit activist
• Ivan Coyote, a Canadian spoken word performer, writer, and LGBT advocate^[18]

D

• Harry Dodge, an American sculptor, performer, video artist, and writer^[19]
• Jude Ellison Sady Doyle, an American feminist author^[20][21][22]
• Cyrus Grace Dunham, an American writer and activist^[23]

E

• Akwaeke Emezi, a Nigerian author living in the United States^[24]

F

• Waawaate Fobister, a Canadian playwright and actor^[25]
• Tyler Ford, writer and public speaker^[26]
• L. Frank, a Tongva-Acjachemen artist, writer, tribal scholar, cartoonist, and indigenous language activist^[27]

G

• Sarah Gailey, an American author of speculative fiction^[28]
• Andrea Gibson, an American poet and activist^[29]
• Liv Hewson, an Australian actor and playwright^[30]
• Johanna Hedva, author of Sick Woman Theory and On Hell^[31]

I

• Eddie Izzard, stand-up comedian, actor, writer and political activist ^[32]

K

• Yuhki Kamatani, a Japanese manga writer and illustrator ^[33]
• Maia Kobabe, a cartoonist and illustrator,^[34] author of Gender Queer: A Memoir^[35][36]
• Janae Kroc, bodybuilder and writer^[37]

L

• Carole LaFavor an Ojibwe novelist, activist and nurse^[38]
• Richard LaFortune, a two spirit activist, author, community organizer, and artist^[39]
• Olivia Laing, a British trans/nonbinary writer, novelist, and cultural critic^[40]
• R. B. Lemberg, a bigender, queer author, poet, and editor of speculative fiction^[41]
• Elisha Lim, an artist and graphic novelist^[42]
• Cheena Marie Lo, a poet working in Oakland, California^[43]
• Katherine Locke, a writer of young adult and children's books living in Philadelphia, PA ^[44]

M

• Gopi Shankar Madurai, Indian equal rights, Indigenous rights activist and author^[45]
• Keith Maillard, a Canadian-American novelist and poet ^[46]
• Jul Maroh, a French comic book writer
• Jeffrey Marsh, an American writer, actor, artist, activist, author, and social media personality^[47]
• Dan Taulapapa McMullin, an American Samoan artist, known for their poetry, visual art and film^[48]
• Jack Monroe, a British food writer and journalist^[49]
• Foz Meadows, an Australian fantasy novelist, blogger and poet.^[50]
• Casey McQuiston, an American author of romance and new adult fiction.^[51]

O

• Richard O'Brien, a British-New Zealand actor, television presenter, musician, writer, voice artist and theatre performer^[52]
• AJ Odasso, American author, editor, and poet
• Alice Oseman, Genderfluid English YA author

P

• Pidgeon Pagonis, an intersex American activist, writer, artist, and consultant^[53]
• Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, a cosmologist, science writer and equality activist^[54]

R

• Lucas Rijneveld is a Dutch writer and poet.

S

• Joey Soloway, an American television creator, showrunner, director and writer
• Rivers Solomon, an American author^[55]
• Rae Spoon, a Canadian musician and writer^[56]
• ND Stevenson, an American cartoonist and animation producer
• John Elizabeth Stintzi, Canadian novelist and poet^[57]
• Rebecca Sugar, American animator, director, screenwriter, producer, and songwriter^[58]
• Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, an American author and activist^[59]

T

• Jacob Tobia, an American LGBTQ rights activist, feminist writer, and co-producer and host for the MSNBC television series Queer 2.0^[60]
• Bogi Takács, Agender trans Jewish writer and poet^[61]

V

• Joanne Vannicola, Canadian actor and memoirist^[62]
• Hida Viloria, a Latinx American writer^[63]

W

• Gigi Raven Wilbur, an American bisexual rights activist and writer^[64]
• Joshua Whitehead, a Canadian First Nations poet and novelist^[65]
• James Wylder, the founder of Arcbeatle Press and the creator of the 10,000 Dawns series.^[66][67]

Y

• Nao-Cola Yamazaki, Japanese novelist and essayist^[68]
• Neon Yang, Singaporean writer of English-language speculative fiction^[69]
• Karekin Yarian, an author and social activist from San Francisco^[70]

Z

• Xiran Jay Zhao, Chinese-Canadian author and Internet personality
• Nevo Zisin, a non-binary Australian writer and transgender rights activist^[71]