Andri Snær Magnason is one of Iceland's most celebrated writers. He has won the Icelandic Literary Prize for fiction, children's fiction, and nonfiction. In 2009, Magnason co-directed the documentary Dreamland, which was based on his book Dreamland: A Self-Help Manual for a Frightened Nation.

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Steve Magness is a coach to some of the top distance runners in the world, having coached numerous athletes to top fifteen at the World Championships and Olympic Games. Known widely for his integration of science and practice, Magness has been on the forefront of innovation in sport.

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Myron Magnet, author of The Founders at Home: The Building of America, 1735–1817, was the editor of the Manhattan Institute's City Journal and is now its editor-at-large. He was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2008.

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Toni Maguire is a bestselling author dedicated to sharing the untold stories of childhood trauma and triumphs. Her debut memoir, Don't Tell Mummy and its sequel, Daddy Comes Home both became top bestsellers in the UK, inspiring her to share other stories of childhood trauma.

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Tara-Love Maguire has been a practicing witch for over thirty years. She cohosts the podcast Down at the Crossroads with Christopher Orapello and is one of the founders of the Blacktree Coven, which exists in the heart of southern New Jersey.

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Vernon Mahabal is the founder and director of the Palmistry Institute in Los Angeles. As a reader, he specializes in career and financial advancement and has a wide clientele including entertainers, radio personalities, and successful business people. He is the author of The Secret Code on Your Hands and Crossing Paths.

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Vasily Mahanenko is a fantasy and sci-fi author and one of the original founding fathers of the new genre of LitRPG—the MMO-based fantasy and sci-fi. His debut novel series, The Way of the Shaman, took literature by storm in 2012.

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Dale Maharidge is the author of Pulitzer Prize-winning And Their Children After Them, and twelve other books. Among them is Journey to Nowhere: The Saga of the New Underclass, which inspired Bruce Springsteen to write the song "Youngstown."

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Neil M. Maher is Associate Professor of History at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University–Newark.

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Paul Maher Jr. is the author/editor of Kerouac: His Life and Work; and editor of Tom Waits On Tom Waits: Interviews & Encounters with Tom Waits; Miles On Miles: Interviews & Encounters with Miles Davis; One Big Soul: An Oral History of the Films of Terrence Malick; and Isolated Wanderer: A Maxwell Bodenheim Reader.

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Danielle Mahfood is the author, with Jenny Judson, of The Last Season.

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Naguib Mahfouz was born in Cairo in 1911 and began writing when he was seventeen. His nearly forty novels and hundreds of short stories range from re-imaginings of ancient myths to subtle commentaries on contemporary Egyptian politics and culture.

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