After backpacking through Ireland and singing in a traditional Irish music band, Colleen Halverson earned a PhD in English with a specialization in Irish literature. When she's not making up stories or teaching, she can be found hiking the rolling hills of the Driftless area of Wisconsin with her husband and two children.

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C. B. Halverson is the alter-ego of Colleen Halverson, author of the Aisling Chronicles. Ever since she picked up her first bodice ripper as an impressionable adolescent, she wanted to explore the erotic female experience through writing.

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Porter Halyburton spent twenty years on active duty in the U.S. Navy, retiring as a commander in 1984. He spent another twenty years on the faculty of the Naval War College, retiring as professor of strategy emeritus in 2006. He and Marty, his wife of nearly sixty years, have three grown children and one grandson.

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Yeji Y. Ham is a Korean Canadian writer. She graduated from the University of British Columbia and went on to receive her MFA from Brown University. The Invisible Hotel is her first novel.

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Pekka Hämäläinen is Rhodes Professor of American History at Oxford University and the author of The Comanche Empire, winner of the Bancroft Prize, and Lakota America: A New History of Indigenous Power. He lives in Oxford, England.

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Maggie Hamand, PhD, is a novelist, nonfiction author, journalist, and publisher. She was the winner of the first World One-Day Novel Cup in 1994 with the novel The Resurrection of the Body, which was written in twenty-four hours and subsequently optioned for film and television.

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Michael Hambling lives in the West of England, and he has set his novels in this area. He writes because he constantly creates scenes, people, imaginary conversations, and unusual situations in his head. He tries to include several plot layers in his novels.

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Barbara Hambly is a New York Times bestselling author of fantasy and science fiction, as well as historical novels set in the nineteenth century. Besides fantasy, Hambly has won acclaim for the James Asher vampire series, which won the Locus Award for best horror novel in 1989, and the Benjamin January mystery series.

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John Hambrick is ordained in the PC(USA) denomination. He earned a BA degree at Pepperdine University and completed MDiv from Fuller Theological Seminary and a doctorate degree from Columbia Seminary. Since 2004, he has served at Buckhead Church, where he met and began to work with coauthor Teesha Hadra.

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Aaron Hamburger is the author of a story collection titled The View from Stalin's Head, winner of the Rome Prize from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. His second book, the novel Faith for Beginners, was nominated for a Lambda Literary Award. He currently resides in Washington, DC.

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Daniel Hamermesh is Distinguished Scholar, Barnard College, and Professor Emeritus at the University of Texas at Austin and Royal Holloway, University of London. In 2013 he received the Mincer Award for Lifetime Contributions to Labor Economics from the Society of Labor Economists.

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