Word to describe someone who publishes many works?

single-word-requests

I think 'prolific' is a decent choice here.

From Dictionary.com:

  1. producing in large quantities or with great frequency; highly productive: a prolific writer.

intellectually productive or fecund come to mind though I find "prolific" (already mentioned in an answer) a better choice.

  • "productive" - MW - Marked by abundant production or achievement: a productive career.

  • "fecund" - TFD - Characterized by intellectual productivity: a fecund mind.

Related

"Where is" versus "where are"
How can the relative pronoun 'which' have an adjectival phrase as its antecedent? Exactly what may act as antecedent for 'which'?
Proper usage of the word "racism"?
Say thank you to multiple professors and doctors
Whats the difference between "-ist" and "-er"
would this be considered a 'methodology' or a 'method'?
What is it called phonetically, when Americans change the pronunciation of "pronunciation" to "pro-*noun*-ciation"?
Does one open a browser “on” a URL?
Using "now" when talking about past events [duplicate]
Answering questions with a negation at the end
Is the singular "they" acceptable in formal writing? [duplicate]
Usage and example of the word “litotes”