Melissa Diane Smith is a nutrition counselor specializing in customized diet plans and consumer education. The author of All About Zinc, Smith writes about nutrition topics for a variety of health magazines, including Great Life and Delicious!.

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Cheryl K. Smith has raised a small herd of dairy goats under the herd name Mystic Acres since 1998. She published Ruminations: The Nigerian Dwarf and Mini Dairy Goat magazine and Goat Health Care. She writes a blog (ruminationsongoats.blogspot.com) and is an expert on goats at allexperts.com.

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Richard Harris Smith began writing this history of the OSS after resigning from the CIA in 1968. He now deals in rare and antique American books and lives in Merced, California.

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Diane Smith, a writer and editor for more than twenty years, is also an eclectic Witch.

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Jill Eileen Smith is the bestselling author of the Daughters of the Promised Land, the Wives of King David, and the Wives of the Patriarchs series. Her research into the lives of biblical women has taken her from the Bible to Israel, and she particularly enjoys learning how women lived in Old Testament times.

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Bradford M. Smith is an internationally known author, engineer, and teacher. He and his wife, Nancy Raven Smith, managed Whimsey Hill Farm in Virginia for over twenty years.

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Nancy Raven Smith's screenplays and novels have won numerous major awards. She is a member of Sisters in Crime, Mystery Writers of America, Women in Film, and Romance Writers of America.

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Maggie Smith co-wrote Kelly: More Than My Share of It All with Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson.

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New York Times bestselling author Roland Smith is the author of more than twenty-five young adult novels, including Peak, The Edge, Beneath, Above, the Cryptid Hunters series, the I,Q series, and the Storm Runner series. His novels have garnered dozens of state and national book awards. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

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Alexander Gordon Smith lives in Norwich, England. "The Stephen King of YA horror," he is the author of The Fury; The Inventors; the Escape from Furnace series, which has sold nearly half-a-million copies; and the Devil's Engine series.

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Carlton Smith (1947–2011) was a prizewinning crime reporter and the author of dozens of books, including Killing Season, Cold-Blooded, and Dying for Love.

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Stuart Smith is a business journalist. He was a Major Open Scholar in Modern History at Wadham College, Oxford, and completed an MA in international relations at Sussex University. For twenty years, until 2008, Stuart was editor of Marketing Week, a high-circulation business magazine. He lives in the U.K.

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