Rachel Schwartzmann is a writer who hosts Slow Horses—a project that explores living, working, and creating more intentionally. She has has been featured in Vogue and Condé Nast Traveler. Her essays and interviews have appeared in BOMB magazine, Coveteur, Literary Hub, WePresent, and elsewhere. Slowing is her first book.

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Peter Schwartzstein is an environmental journalist who reports on water, food security, and particularly the conflict-climate nexus across some thirty countries in the Middle East, Africa, and occasionally further afield. He mostly writes for National Geographic, but his work has also appeared in many other outlets.

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Nicole Schwarz is a licensed marriage and family therapist and parent coach with over fifteen years of experience working with families and children in various settings. She is the owner of Imperfect Families, LLC, coaching parents to use positive, respectful parenting strategies. She lives in St. Louis, Missouri.

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Mitchell Schwarzer is professor of architectural and urban history at the California College of the Arts, Oakland and San Francisco. His books include Architecture of the San Francisco Bay Area, Zoomscape: Architecture in Motion and Media, and German Architectural Theory and the Search for Modern Identity.

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Dr. David C. Schwebel is an accomplished academic and an internationally-known scholar in the field of child-injury prevention. He has served on the Board of Scientific Advisors for the US Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, and the Expert Advisor Board for Safe Kids Worldwide.

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Bill Schweigart revived a bit of forgotten lore from the shadow of Washington, D.C., for his chilling thriller The Beast of Barcroft. Bill currently lives in Arlington, Virginia, with his wife and daughter, who, along with their monstrous Newfoundland and mischievous kitten, provide him with all the adventure he can handle.

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Larry Schweikart is coauthor, with Michael Allen, of the New York Times bestseller A Patriot's History of the United States and the author of 48 Liberal Lies About American History.

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Peter Schweizer is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and the author of Do as I Say (Not as I Do).

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Greg Schwipps, a creative writing professor and novelist, has been fishing for more than forty years. His fishing articles have appeared in publications such as In-Fisherman, and his recent work focuses on introducing kids to the outdoors.

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Born in Maspeth, New York, to Italian American parents, Anthony Sciarratta takes great pride in labeling himself an old soul. His love for classic films, music, and literature shows through in his work. He is the author of The Letter and Finding Forever: A 1970s Love Story.

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