Daniel P. Mannix was an award-winning American author, journalist, magician, and filmmaker. His magazine articles about his experiences in the carnival, where he performed under the stage name "The Great Zadma," became popular in the mid-1940s and were compiled with the assistance of his wife in the book Step Right Up!

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Peter Manseau, born in 1974, is a novelist, memoirist, and historian and serves as Curator of Religion at the Smithsonian Institution. His first novel, Songs for the Butcher's Daughter, won the National Jewish Book Award, the American Library Association's Sophie Brody Medal, and the Ribalow Prize.

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Jill Mansell is the author of over twenty international bestsellers, including The One You Really Want, Don't Want to Miss a Thing, and Three Amazing Things About You. Jill received an outstanding achievement award from the Romantic Novelists' Association. She lives in Bristol, England, with her family.

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Anna Mansell is the author of several books, including Her Best Friend's Secret, I Wanted to Tell You, and How to Mend a Broken Heart. Anna lives on a dairy farm in Cornwall with her two children, her husband, and her ex-racing greyhound, Olive Dog.

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Stephen Mansfield is the New York Times bestselling author of The Faith of George W. Bush, The Faith of Barack Obama, Lincoln's Battle with God, and The Character and Greatness of Winston Churchill, among other books. Founder of The Mansfield Group, a media training firm, he is also an in-demand speaker and consultant.

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Peter R. Mansoor is the General Raymond E. Mason, Jr Chair of Military History at The Ohio State University. He assumed this position after a twenty-six year career in the US Army that culminated in his service as the executive officer to General David Petraeus.

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Charles S. Mansueto, PhD, is founder and director of the Behavior Therapy Center of Greater Washington, a leading center for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive and related disorders. He has over thirty-five years of experience providing cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) for a broad range of clinical problems.

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Saadat Hasan Manto wrote more than twenty collections of short stories, five radio dramas, three essay collections, one novel, and a handful of film scripts. A Muslim living in Bombay during the India-Pakistan Partition, Manto was forced to migrate to Lahore, where he wrote his most wrenching Partition stories.

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Anja Manuel is cofounder and partner with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley, and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, in RiceHadleyGates LLC, a strategic consulting firm. A graduate of Harvard Law School and Stanford University, Anja now lectures at Stanford.

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Lonormi Manuel has called Kentucky home for over thirty years. Lonormi has a MFA in creative writing from Southern New Hampshire University, and is currently an adjunct professor in the humanities for the Kentucky Community and Technical College System. The Price of Bread and Shoes is her first novel.

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Michelle Manus lives in a desolate land with a dark wizard, a unicorn, and a feline overlord. Despite certain stereotypes you may be familiar with, the dark wizard is not holding her captive, nor does the unicorn require virgin riders. The feline overlord, however, may well be evil.

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Glenda C. Manus is the author of the Southern Grace series, which includes Sweet Tea and Southern Grace, Lighting the Way, High Tide at Pelican Pointe, The Melancholy Moon, The Sweet Tea Quilting Bee, Miss Marple's B&B, and Finding Maisy. Glenda's books are sure to satisfy your thirst for good, clean family fiction.

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