RITA Award finalist Tawna Fenske is a USA Today bestselling author who writes humorous fiction, risqué romance, and heartwarming love stories with a quirky twist. Publishers Weekly has praised Tawna's offbeat romances with multiple starred reviews. To find out more about Tawna and her books, visit tawnafenske.com.

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Violet Fenn has always been fascinated by human behavior. She specializes in frank and straightforward investigations into the wilder areas of sexual practices and the changing cultural attitudes towards sex and mortality. To find out more, visit sexdeathrocknroll.com.

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Fiona Fenn is an author of fantasy novels that put complicated "heroes" front and center. A fan of villains, redemption arcs, and intense explorations of healing in all its forms, her debut novel, The Crack at the Heart of Everything, is a love letter to every villain who wanted to do better but never got the chance.

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Andie Fenichel writes the same wonderfully independent heroines and the heroes who win their love as A. S. Fenichel, but in contemporary, instalove stories. She lives in Missouri with her real-life hero, her wonderful husband.

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James M. Fenelon is a paratrooper turned historian. He served in the United States Army for more than a decade and is a graduate of the United States Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster, and Pathfinder schools. His book, Four Hours of Fury, was widely praised. Fenelon and his wife live in the Texas Hill Country.

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Jerry Della Femina has worked in the advertising industry for over fifty years, and he was an adviser on the first season of the hit television show Mad Men.

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Sandra Felton is the founder and president of Messies Anonymous and the bestselling author of many books, including Organizing Magic. She lives in Miami, Florida.

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Peter Felten is the executive director of the Center for Engaged Learning, the assistant provost for teaching and learning, and a professor of history at Elon University. He is coauthor of Transforming Students: Fulfilling the Promise of Higher Education.

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Mark Felt (1913–2008) retired from his position as associate director of the FBI in 1973. He was the whistleblower who was referred to as "Deep Throat" during the investigation of the Watergate scandal in the early 1970s. In addition to A G-Man's Life, he is the author of The FBI Pyramid from the Inside.

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Yuri Felsen was the pseudonym of Nikolai Freudenstein. Born in St. Petersburg in 1894, he emigrated to Europe and settled in Paris in 1923. In France, he became one of the leading writers of his generation, and his writing stood at the forefront of aesthetic and philosophical currents in European literature.

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Isaac Fellman is the author of Dead Collections as well as The Breath of the Sun (published under his previous name), which won the 2018 Lambda Literary Award for queer science fiction, fantasy, and horror. He is an archivist at the GLBT Historical Society.

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