Deva R. Woodly is associate professor of political science at The New School and the author of The Politics of Common Sense.

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Andrew Woodhouse is Head of specialty training in infectious diseases for Health Education England, working across the West Midlands. He is also a clinical director for the Infectious Disease Department at Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham, UK.

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Kimberley Woodhouse is the award-winning and bestselling author of more than fifteen fiction and nonfiction books. A popular speaker and teacher, she has shared her theme of "Joy Through Trials" with more than half a million people across the country at more than 2,000 events. Visit her at kimberleywoodhouse.com.

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Linda Woodhead is professor of sociology of religion at Lancaster University. She directed the Religion and Society Program, the UK's largest ever research investment on religion. Her books include Religion and Change in Modern Britain, A Sociology of Religious Emotions, and The Spiritual Revolution.

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Melinda Woodhall is the author of the Mercy Harbor Thriller series and the Veronica Lee Thriller series. She also writes women's contemporary fiction as M. M. Arvin. When she's not writing, Melinda can be found reading, gardening, chauffeuring her children around town, and updating her vegetarian lifestyle website.

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Stephanie Woodfield has been a practicing Witch for over fourteen years and a Priestess for ten years. Her lifelong love of Irish mythology led to a close study of Celtic Witchcraft. A natural clairvoyant and empath, she has worked as a tarot card reader and is ordained as a minister with the Universal Life Church.

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Vincent Woodard (1971–2008) was assistant professor of English at the University of Colorado-Boulder. He received his PhD in English from the University of Texas, Austin in 2002.

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Colin Woodard is an American journalist and writer known for his books American Nations, The Republic of Pirates, and The Lobster Coast. He is known for his writing that examines how the historically distinct regional cultures of America shape its current politics, society, and health status.

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Jeffrey C. Wood, PsyD, lives and works in Las Vegas, Nevada. He specializes in brief therapy treatments for depression, anxiety, and trauma. Wood is coauthor of The New Happiness, The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook, and The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Diary.

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John D. Wood, Esq., is an attorney, author, educator, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and producer. John earned his juris doctorate from New York University School of Law and degrees in English and philosophy from Texas Christian University. He is a member of American Mensa and partner at Green Klein Wood & Jones.

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Alikay Wood is the author of Thirty to Sixty Days. When she's not shredding up dance floors, she's writing books about friendship and "unlikeable" girls. She lives in California and is probably currently avoiding writing by rollerblading, crushing trivia competitions, or camping.

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Aubrey Wood was born in California to a mixed-race couple and spent much of her childhood jumping back and forth between there and New Zealand. As a child Aubrey made picture books, as a teenager she churned out fanfiction, and started trying to write professionally in 2011.Bang Bang Bodhisattva is her debut novel.

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