Martin Redfern studied geology at University College London. He has written extensively for magazines and newspapers such as New Scientist, the Economist, the Sunday Times, and the Independent on Sunday.

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Sheila Redfern is a consultant clinical child and adolescent psychologist at Anna Freud, London and the director of Redfern Psychology. She has worked with children, adolescents, and their caregivers in mental health settings for thirty years. She is a parent to three boys.

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Dr. Tony Redding is a military historian and author with a particular interest in RAF bomber command. Dr. Redding began a seven-year research program on the British airborne nuclear deterrent, leading to a PhD and his book V-Bombers, on the operational capability and credibility of the V-bomber force during the Cold War.

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Alexis Redding is a member of the Higher Education faculty at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. In addition to her research on the college experience, she has counseled students in both the United States and Europe for more than two decades.

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N. D. Redding is the author of the War Undying series, which includes Starblood, Redeemer, and Bloodmancer.

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Luise Reddemann is a leading psychotherapist in Germany with over three decades of trauma therapy experience. For nearly twenty years, she led the Clinic for Psychotherapeutic and Psychosomatic Medicine in Bielefeld, where she developed Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma Therapy (PITT).

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Omar Reda, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist, a Harvard-trained trauma expert, an author, and a family advocate—but, most importantly, a dreamer and strong believer in the potential of finding beauty in all human encounters. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

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Neil A. Rector, PhD, is a senior research scientist at the Sunnybrook Research Institute (SRI); director of the Mood and Anxiety Research and Treatment Program; and director of research for the Thompson Anxiety Disorder Centre in the Department of Psychiatry at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto, Canada.

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Friedrich Reck (1884–1945) was born Friedrich Percyval Reck in Masuria, East Prussia. He became a well-known figure in Munich society, the author of both literary historical novels and popular entertainments, including Bomben auf Monte Carlo, a best-selling comic novella and the basis of a hit musical film.

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James B. Rebitzer is the Peter and Deborah Wexler Professor of Management at Boston University's Questrom School of Business where he was founding chair of the department of Markets, Public Policy, and Law.

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Robert S. Rebitzer is a senior advisor at Manatt Health and a Distinguished Career Institute Fellow at Stanford University. Formerly, he was a partner in the healthcare strategy practice of Accenture and a vice president of UnitedHealth Group.

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Tina Reber had her first library card at the age of four. The daughter of a small town librarian, books have always held a special place in her life. Tina lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and son, who allow her to slip away into fictitious worlds on a daily basis. Visit her at tinareber.com.

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