Elisa Albert is the author of the novels Human Blues, After Birth, The Book of Dahlia, and the story collection How This Night is Different. She has worked as a bookseller, barista, executive assistant, full-spectrum doula, housewife, Hebrew School teacher, and professor of creative writing.

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Edoardo Albert is a London-based writer of Italian and Sri Lankan extraction who specializes in religion, travel, and archaeology. His books include: Warrior: A Life of War in Anglo-Saxon Britain and Northumbria: The Lost Kingdom, both of which he coauthored with Paul Gething.

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Fay Bound Alberti is a reader in history and UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the University of York. She is a TED speaker and has published widely on medicine, the body, gender, and emotion in books and scholarly articles as well as in the media.

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Robert Alberti, PhD, has received international recognition for his writing and editing, often praised as the "gold standard" for psychological self-help. He recently retired from a long career as a psychologist, marriage and family therapist, book author, editor, and publisher.

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Diane Alberts is the pen name of Jen McLaughlin, a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling romance author. Jen was mentioned in Forbes alongside E. L. James as one of the breakout independent authors to dominate the bestseller lists. Visit her online at jenmclaughlin-dianealberts.com.

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Chris Albertson is the acknowledged authority on Bessie Smith. A longtime contributor to Stereo Review, Down Beat, Saturday Review, and other publications, he has written extensive liner notes for jazz and blues albums and has produced a wide array of recordings, radio, and television programs.

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Alaric Albertsson is a founding member of Earendel Hearth, an Anglo-Saxon inhíred, and served as vice president and was on the Board of Directors of the Heartland Spiritual Alliance.

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Frater Albertus Spagyricus (Dr. Albert Richard Riedel, 1911-1984), was founder of the Paracelsus Research Society, which later evolved into Paracelsus College. He had a profound effect on the way Alchemy and particularly the Spagyric method was disseminated and understood in the mid-to-late twentieth century.

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Alice Albinia is the award-winning author of The Britannias, Empires of the Indus, Leela's Book, and Cwen. Her writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, and National Geographic, among other publications. She lives in London.

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Alex Albrinck is the author of the bestselling Aliomenti Saga, along with the apocalyptic thriller series the Ravagers. His work has appeared twice in the acclaimed Future Chronicles short story anthologies, with stories in The A.I. Chronicles and The Dragon Chronicles. Alex lives in Ohio. Visit him at alexalbrinck.com.

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Kate Albus grew up in New York and now lives with her family in rural Maryland. The already-dangerous pile of reading material on her nightstand grows daily. A Place to Hang the Moon is her first book. Visit her at katealbus.com.

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Margarita Alcantar is a licensed acupuncturist, a Reiki master and teacher, and a natural empath. In her New York based private practice, Alcantara Acupuncture & Healing Arts, Margarita helps others reconnect to their inner light and Higher Selves.

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