M. R. Field has always held a love for writing, filling journals as a child. After ten years of creative instruction, she decided to turn her ideas into manuscripts. She adores creating new story lines and is a big fan of a happily ever after, but believes strongly in making her characters work for it.

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Andy Field is an artist, writer, and curator based in London whose performances around the world create encounters between strangers. He is codirector of the award-winning Forest Fringe, and a regular contributor to publications including the Guardian.

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David Field was born in post-war Nottingham and educated at Nottingham High School. After obtaining a law degree he became a career-long criminal law practitioner and academic, emigrating in 1989 to Australia. Now retired, he lives in New South Wales and writes historical fiction full-time.

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Peter Fiekowsky is an MIT-educated physicist and engineer, a serial entrepreneur, a philanthropist, and a social innovator. He has worked at NASA and the Fairchild/Schlumberger Artificial Intelligence Lab in Palo Alto; taught at MIT; and developed his own machine vision company, Automated Visual Inspection LLC (AVI).

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Johannes Fiebig has been involved in writing and publishing since 1984. His fields of interest include the use of tarot and other symbolic languages as psychological tools.

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Kondwani Fidel has used the power of storytelling to confront education reform and civil rights all over the world. Fidel was honored in the "Best of Baltimore" issue of the Baltimore Sun for his courage, innovative thinking, and leadership in local schools and communities.

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Melvyn Fickling is the author of the Bluebird series.

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James R. Fichter is associate professor of European and American studies at the University of Hong Kong. He is the author of So Great a Proffit.

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Brittany Fichter lives with her Prince Charming, their little fairy, and their tiny prince in a decently clean castle in whatever kingdom the Air Force has most recently placed them. When she's not writing, she can be found with her family (including their spoiled black Labrador) or doing chores (she'd rather be writing).

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Sarah E. Fiarman, a former public school teacher and principal, is a lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, where she teaches instructional leadership for elementary, middle, and high school principals.

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Liam Fialkov is an American author of mystery thrillers and speculative fiction. Being a historian and an anthropologist, he conducts thorough research into the subject matter of his novels. The Newton Code took him to Jerusalem and the Galilee area of Israel, where he learned Hebrew and Arabic.

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John Fialka worked for the Wall Street Journal's Washington Bureau for 26 years. In 2008 he became editor and founder of ClimateWire, a private subscription internet daily focused on climate change. He has written three books and won several major journalism awards for investigative reporting including the Worth Bingham and Raymond Clapper prizes.

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