O. R. Simmonds is the author of The Timepiece and the Girl Who Went Astray.

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Pat Simmons is a multi-published Christian romance author with more than thirty-five titles. A self-proclaimed genealogy sleuth, she is passionate about researching her ancestors, then casting them in starring roles in her novels. She is a four-time recipient of the RSJ Emma Rodgers Award for Best Inspirational Romance.

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Before he turned his attention to science fiction, Wm. Mark Simmons was winning awards for his writing, first as a newspaper journalist and later as a broadcast copywriter. His first book was a finalist for the Compton Crook Award and made the Locus Best List in 1991.

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Leigh W. Simmons is Professor in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Western Australia and Editor-in-Chief of Behavioral Ecology.

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Eva Simmons writes dark and dreamy romance with book boyfriends who challenge your morals and hold your heart hostage. When Eva isn't dreaming up new worlds or devouring a book, she can be found spending time with her family, painting, or playing an elf in World of Warcraft. Eva is lives in Nevada with her family.

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Dr. Meinou Simmons is an experienced consultant NHS child and adolescent psychiatrist working in Oxford, United Kingdom, and training program director in child and adolescent psychiatry for Thames Valley, as well as a parent of three.

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L. B. Simmons is a graduate of Texas A&M University and holds a degree in biomedical science. She has been a practicing chemist for over ten years. She lives with her husband and three daughters in Texas and writes every chance she gets.

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Born in Belfast, Ireland, Wayne Simmons is the author of the horror novels Doll Parts, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Flu, and Fever.

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Brendan Simms is a professor of the history of international relations and a fellow at Peterhouse College, Cambridge. He is the author of Unfinest Hour, Three Victories and a Defeat, and Europe, which was shortlisted for the Lionel Gelber Prize. Brendan lives in Cambridge, England.

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Steven N. Simon is a diplomat and policymaker who previously served as a senior director for Middle Eastern and North African affairs at the White House. He has coauthored several books, including The Age of Sacred Terror, which won the 2004 Arthur Ross Book Award for best book on international relations.

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James F. Simon received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale College and a law degree from the Yale Law School. He is Martin Professor of Law, at New York Law School.

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Rachel Simon is the author of five books, including the bestselling memoir Riding the Bus with My Sister.

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