John Lennon

According to what I’ve read, John Lennon wrote “Across the Universe” after listening to a lengthy complaint from John Lennon's first wife.

Beth Revis

Ally Condie is the author of Matched ($17.99), the story of finding love in a dystopian society where choice is limited; Andrea Cremer is the author of Nightshade ($17.99), a paranormal story of love and werewolves set in the Colorado mountains; Brenna Yovanoff is the local author of The Replacement ($17.99), a horror story about stolen babies and the underworld; Kirsten Miller is the author of The Eternal Ones ($17.99), an epic past-lives romance; and Beth Revis is the author of Across The Universe ($17.99), a science fiction love story and murder mystery aboard a vast space ship.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Written by Mike Watt) Andrew Chalkin & Austin Willacy - "Across the Universe" (Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney)

Lennon

Lennon wrote “Across The Universe” in 1968, and its lyrics were influenced by The Tibetan Book Of The Dead as well as The Beatles’ time spent meditating in India with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

Julie Taymor

Julie Taymor’s Across the Universe, which incorporates many of The Beatles’ most recognizable tunes into a fictional tale.

some great writers to create Across the Universe: an anthology of speculative Beatles fiction, including Spider Robinson, David Gerrold, Jonathan Maberry, Alan Goldsher, Cat Rambo, Keith DeCandido, Jody Lynn Nye, Lawrence Watt-Evans and Gail Z. Martin with notes by Janis Ian and Nancy Holder

We’ve gathered some great writers to create Across the Universe: an anthology of speculative Beatles fiction, including Spider Robinson, David Gerrold, Jonathan Maberry, Alan Goldsher, Cat Rambo, Keith DeCandido, Jody Lynn Nye, Lawrence Watt-Evans and Gail Z. Martin with notes by Janis Ian and Nancy Holder!

Sara Raasch

Sara Raasch writes science fiction, fantasy, and contemporary novels, including Across the Universe, Star Wars: Rebel Rising, Give the Dark

Stephen Hawking and co-author Thomas Hertog

In it, Stephen Hawking and co-author Thomas Hertog lay the groundwork for how humanity could discover evidence of a “multiverse”—the existence of additional universes beyond our own.

by Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling

Written by Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling (under the name Kennilworthy Whisp) and based in the expansive universe Kennilworthy Whisp created, the expansive universe was first published in 2001.

Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow

Scientists like Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow even wrote a book about the universe .

The Australian journalist Trent Dalton

Universe is a coming-of-age story about love, crime, magic and fate by one of Australia’s most exciting new novelists, The Australian journalist Trent Dalton.