Carolyn McVickar Edwards, a teacher and storyteller in Oakland, California, is the author of The Storyteller's Goddess and In the Light of the Moon. More information about her and her work is available at www.carolynmcvickaredwards.com.

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Laura J. Edwards is a freelance writer with an interest in making science accessible to a wider readership.

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Bernard Edwards pursued a seagoing career, commanding ships trading worldwide. After nearly forty years afloat, Captain Edwards settled in South Wales to pursue his second career as a writer. His extensive knowledge of the sea and ships has enabled him to produce many books which have received international recognition.

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Michael J. Edwards is a writer living in the Pacific Northwest (USA). Having unexpectedly found himself in his seventh decade of life, he decided to retire from Boeing and become a writer of speculative fiction. His books include The Emissary and The Eye of Crasis. Visit him at michaeljedwards.com.

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BOB EDWARDS is the host of The Bob Edwards show on XM Satellite Radio. From 1979 until 2004, he hosted NPR's Morning Edition.

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In addition to being the author of Vivien Leigh: A Biography and Matriarch: Queen Mary and the House of Windsor, Anne Edwards has written numerous other biographies, including Sonya: The Life of Countess Tolstoy, Road to Tara: The Life of Margaret Mitchell, and Early Reagan: The Rise to Power.

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Lisa Edwards is a professional dog trainer and dog behavior consultant, a Pet Partners evaluator and instructor, and an AKC Canine Good Citizen evaluator. Her book A Dog Named Boo was a London Times bestseller. Lisa lives in New York state with her husband, son, dog, and cat.

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John Frederick Edwards's writing awards include the Richard M. Devine Memorial Fellowship and two Maier Awards. He has taught writing in universities and private schools and has been a guest lecturer at Kentucky's Jesse Stuart Writing Workshop. Frederick and his wife split their time between Kentucky and Texas.

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Harry Edward (1898–1973) was a sprinter who became Britain's first Black Olympic medalist, winning two medals at the 1920 Antwerp Games.

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Lisa Edmonds was born and raised in Kansas. For ten years, she was an associate professor of English at a college in Texas, where she taught a variety of writing and literature courses. Now a full-time author, she shares a cute little Victorian-style home with her husband Bill and their cats.

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David Edmonds is coauthor, with John Eidinow, of the bestselling Wittgenstein's Poker as well as Rousseau's Dog and Bobby Fischer Goes to War, and the author of Would You Kill the Fat Man? He is a research fellow at the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics and an award-winning presenter and producer for the BBC.

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Jonathan A. Edlow, MD, is vice chair of emergency medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and associate professor of medicine, Harvard Medical School. He is the author of the award-winning Bull's Eye: Unraveling the Medical Mystery of Lyme Disease and Stroke. He lives in Newtonville, MA.

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