Whitney D. Grandison is an American young adult fiction writer. Some of her works can be found on Wattpad, one of the largest online story sharing platforms, where she has acquired over 30,000 followers and an audience of over fifteen million dedicated readers.

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Kevin Grange is an award-winning writer with the Society of American Travel Writers. His first book, Beneath Blossom Rain, recounts his twenty-four-day trek through the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. A graduate of UCLA's Paramedic Education Program, Kevin currently works as a paramedic with the National Park Service.

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Sarah Granger is a sucker for a happy ending. She believes, however, that characters will only fully appreciate their happy ending if they've suffered along the way. When she isn't writing, Sarah enjoys walking in the countryside with her elderly and affectionate black Labrador.

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Celeste Granger is the USA Today bestselling author of the Flex series. Find her at https://www.thecelestegranger.com.

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Ann Granger is a British novelist of crime fiction, including the Mitchell and Markby, Fran Varady, and Campbell and Carter series. She began her career writing historical romance novels under the pen name Ann Hulme. In 1991 she published her first crime fiction novel, Say It with Poison, now writing as Ann Granger.

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Ashley Jean Granillo is a Mexican American writer and educator hailing from the San Fernando Valley. She is a member of Las Musas, a collective of Latinx authors whose gender identity aligns with femininity. Her short story "Besitos" was featured in Where Monsters Lurk & Magic Hides, a Latine/x short story genre anthology.

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Ember Grant is a full-time English professor and teaches writing, poetry, and literature. She is the author of numerous articles and four books: Mythology for a Magical Life, The Book of Crystal Spells, The Second Book of Crystal Spells, and Magical Candle Crafting.

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Elizabeth Grant is the superintendent of schools for the Salt Lake City School District and former associate professor of education at George Washington University's Graduate School of Education and Human Development.

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James Grant founded Grant's Interest Rate Observer, a financial markets journal, and authored Bagehot and The Forgotten Depression, which won the Hayek Prize. His writing has appeared in the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.

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Callie Smith Grant is the editor of Second-Chance Dogs, The Cat in the Window, The Dog Next Door, The Cat on My Lap, The Dog at My Feet, The Horse of My Heart, and The Horse of My Dreams. She is also the author of several nonfiction books for young readers and adults as well as many animal-themed stories and poems.

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Jon E. Grant is a professor of psychiatry and behavioral neuroscience at the University of Chicago where he directs a clinic and research lab on addictive, compulsive, and impulsive disorders.

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Mira Grant is the author of the New York Times bestselling Newsflesh trilogy, along with many other works of biomedical science fiction and horror. She has been nominated for the Hugo Award multiple times, and her first book, Feed, was chosen as one of NPR's Top 100 Killer Thrillers. She lives outside Seattle.

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