Craig McGuire has been a successful writer, editor, designer, photographer, community reporter, new media journalist, and content creator for the last thirty years. He has overseen content development for all different types of media. His books include Carmine and the 13th Avenue Boys and Brooklyn's Most Wanted.

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Saundra Yancy McGuire has been teaching chemistry and working in the area of learning and teaching support for over forty-five years. She is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Chemical Society, and the Council of Learning Assistance and Developmental Education Associations.

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Drew McGunn started writing in high school and after college worked the nine-to-five grind for many years, while the stories in his head rattled around, begging to be released. After one too many video games, Drew awoke from his desire for one more turn, and returned to his love of the printed word.

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Mike McHargue, also known as "Science Mike," is a Christian turned atheist turned follower of Jesus who uses his story to help people know God in an age of science. Mike is the host of Ask Science Mike and cohost of The Liturgists Podcast. He writes for several publications, including Relevant magazine.

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Thomas McHoes is a freelance journalist who was previously a crime/investigative reporter for the Provo Daily Herald and the Roseville Press-Tribune. He is coauthor, with Gregory M. Cooper, of Predators: Who They Are and How to Stop Them.

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D. Q. McInerny has taught logic to college students for decades at Notre Dame, the University of Kentucky, and Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Lincoln, Nebraska. A scholar of Thomas Merton and the recipient of two PhDs, Professor McInerny lives in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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Mike McIntire is an investigative reporter at the New York Times and teaches journalism at New York University. He was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2015 for his reporting on college sports. He lives in the New York City area.

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Emily McIntire is a USA Today, Publishers Weekly, and Amazon bestselling author whose stories serve steam, slow burns, and seriously questionable morals. Her books have been translated in over a dozen languages and span across several subgenres within romance. Visit her online at emilymcintire.com.

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Dr. Diane McIntosh is a clinical assistant professor at the University of British Columbia and has a community psychiatry practice. She is the cofounder of SwitchRx, the online psychiatric medication switching tool, and wedomatter.org, which advocates for more compassionate care for psychiatric patients and their families.

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Will McIntosh is a Hugo Award winner and a winner or finalist for twelve other science fiction/fantasy awards. He lives in Williamsburg with his wife and their twins.

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Kate McIntyre, the author of the Faraday Files series, was born and raised in Moncton, New Brunswick. She has been writing since she was five years old, and nothing has ever stopped her for long. In her spare time, Kate enjoys crochet, video games, board games, reading, and listening to bad pop music very loudly.

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