Sally J. Pla is the author of The Someday Birds (her debut novel) and Stanley Will Probably Be Fine. She has English degrees from Colgate and Penn State and has worked as a business journalist and in public education. She has three sons, a husband, and an enormous, fluffy dog and lives in Southern California.

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Lara Pizzorno, MA, LMT, is managing editor for Longevity Medicine Review, co-author of Natural Medicine Instructions for Patients, and editor of The World's Healthiest Foods: Essential Guide for the Healthiest Way of Eating.

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Nic Pizzolatto has been a finalist for the National Magazine Award, and his story collection Between Here and the Yellow Sea was named by Poets & Writers Magazine one of the top five fiction debuts of the year.

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Rafael Chanchari Pizuri is a native of the Peruvian Amazon, an elder of the indigenous Shawi people, and a traditional healer. He lives in Iquitos, Peru, and teaches there in a bilingual education program.

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Olivia Pituch is a Pennsylvania-based activist and member of the LGBTQ+ community. Along with her fellow officers, Olivia organized multiple protests that led to the reversal of a book ban instituted by the district school board, which removed more than 300+ books on diversity.

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Leonard Pitts, Jr., is an award-winning columnist and the author of the novel Before I Forget; the collection Forward From this Moment: Selected Columns, 1994–2009, and Becoming Dad: Black Men and the Journey to Fatherhood.

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Leonard Pitts, Jr., is the author of the novels The Last Thing You Surrender, Grant Park, Freeman, and Before I Forget, as well as two works of nonfiction. He was a journalist for more than forty years, including a long tenure as a nationally syndicated columnist for the Miami Herald. He lives in suburban Washington, D.C.

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Jonathan Pitts is an author, speaker, and executive pastor at Church of the City in Franklin, Tennessee. Prior to pastoring, Jonathan was executive director at The Urban Alternative, the national ministry of Dr. Tony Evans in Dallas, Texas. Jonathan lives in Franklin, Tennessee, with his four daughters.

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Wynter Pitts is the author of several books, including You're God's Girl!, and the founder of the ministry For Girls Like You.

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Catherine M. Pittman, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of anxiety disorders and brain injuries. She is professor of psychology at Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana, where she has taught for more than thirty years.

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Craig Pittman is the New York Times bestselling author of Oh, Florida! and three other books as well as an award-winning journalist. In 2013, he wrote a popular blog for Slate called "Oh, Florida!" which became the genesis for this book, and led to media appearances discussing why Florida is so odd and entertaining.

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Dana J. H. Pittard retired from the U.S. Army in 2015 at the rank of Major General after thirty-four years of active duty service. In 2014, he was picked to lead the initial U.S. response to halt the aggressive spread of ISIS in Iraq. He currently lives with his wife, Lucille, in the Indianapolis area.

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