Natalie Y. Moore is the South Side bureau reporter for WBEZ, the NPR-member station in Chicago, where she's known as the South Side Lois Lane. Her work has been published in Essence, Black Enterprise, the Chicago Reporter, In These Times, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the Chicago Tribune.

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Melissa Moore is an internationally recognized expert and speaker on the topics of recovery from trauma, domestic violence, and serial violent crimes. She is also the author of the bestselling memoir Shattered Silence. Melissa lives in Santa Clarita, California.

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Susanna Moore is the author of the novels The Life of Objects, The Big Girls, One Last Look, In the Cut, Sleeping Beauties, The Whiteness of Bones, and My Old Sweetheart, and two books of nonfiction, Light Years and I Myself Have Seen It. She is from Hawaii.

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Actor Roger Moore (1927–2017) is perhaps best known for playing British secret agent James Bond in seven films and Simon Templar in the television series The Saint. The Queen of England knighted him in 2003, and he was named a commander in France's National Order of Arts and Letters in 2008.

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Kimberly C. Moore is an award-winning investigative reporter based in central Florida who covered Lisa Nowak's criminal case for Florida Today. She also served as an anchor and reporter in Israel during the first Gulf War, covered the United States Congress and White House, and reported on multiple space shuttle launches.

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A former sales director for a Fortune 500 company, Susie Moore is a life coach and adviser to startups in Silicon Valley and New York. Her work has appeared in publications such as Business Insider, Entrepreneur, Marie Claire, and countless others. A native of England, she now lives and works in Miami.

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Kathleen Dean Moore is the author or coeditor of many books about our moral and emotional bonds to the wild world, including Wild Comfort, Moral Ground, and Great Tide Rising. She is the recipient of the Pacific Northwest Booksellers' Association Award, the Oregon Book Award, and the WILLA Literary Award for Piano Tide.

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Donovan Moore has written for numerous newspapers and magazines, including the Boston Globe and Rolling Stone, and has worked as a television reporter and producer.

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USA Today bestselling author E. M. Moore loves everything paranormal—especially witches. She's written in every major genre, but fantasy is her first love. Her books include the Safe Haven Academy series and the Ravana Clan Vampire series.

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Stephen L. Moore, a sixth generation Texan, is the author of eighteen previous books on World War II and Texas history and is a contributing writer for the Dallas Morning News. He graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, where he studied advertising, marketing, and journalism.

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Linda Moore studied art history in the Prado while at the University of Madrid. She has served on art museum boards, edited and published exhibition catalogs, contributed to anthologies, and written for art journals. Attribution is her first novel.

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Syd Moore is the first author in residence for Essex Libraries. She is best known for her Essex Witch Museum Mysteries. The series was shortlisted for the Good Reader Holmes and Watson Award. Syd founded the Essex Girls' Liberation Front and successfully got the term "Essex girl" removed from the Oxford dictionary in 2020.

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