Amit A. is coauthor, with S. J. Scott, of Happier Human: 53 Science-Backed Habits to Increase Your Happiness.

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Alex Amit is a historical fiction writer and author of the novel The Girl Under the Flag. After dedicating more than a decade to learning the history of WW2 and armed with a BSc in psychology, Alex's writing focuses on woman's bravery during those dark days.

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Keith Ammann has been a Dungeons & Dragons player and DM for more than thirty years. He has been writing the fifth edition D&D-focused blog The Monsters Know What They're Doing since 2016. He lives in Chicago.

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Jane Simon Ammeson writes historic true crime. She is the author of fifteen books, including How to Murder Your Wealthy Lovers and Get Away With It: Money & Mayhem in the Gilded Age, Hauntings of the Underground Railroad, and Murders That Made Headlines: Crimes of Indiana.

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Rich Amooi is a former radio personality who now writes romantic comedies full-time in San Diego, California. Visit him at richamooi.com.

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Gemma Amor is the Bram Stoker Award–nominated author of Dear Laura, Cruel Works of Nature, Till the Score Is Paid, and White Pines. She is also a podcaster, illustrator, and voice actor, and is based in Bristol, UK.

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Anthony M. Amore is the head of security at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and contributes to the Boston Herald and the Huffington Post. He is coauthor of Stealing Rembrandts. He serves as trustee of the Association for Research into Crimes against Art and lectures widely on art crime.

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A priest of the Congregation of San Paolo, Fr. Gabriele Amorth (1925–2016) was internationally recognized as the world's greatest exorcist. During his lifetime he wrote various successful works and had a popular radio program on Radio Maria in Rome.

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Richard Amos is an author from the UK who is constantly lost in the worlds he writes about, and the ones in the queue yet to be written. Richard writes mm fantasy, urban fantasy, and paranormal fiction, all with tons of kick-ass action, adventure, and good doses of romance.

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Alex Amouyel is the founding executive director of Solve, an initiative at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that serves as a marketplace for social impact innovation.

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María Fernanda Ampuero is a writer and a journalist. She is the author of the journalistic narrative nonfiction titles Lo que aprendí en la peluquería and Permiso de residencia. In 2012 she was one of the 100 Most Influential Latin Americans in Spain, and in 2018, she won the first Mad Women Fest Short Story Prize.

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Roberto Ampuero is the internationally bestselling, award-winning author of several novels in Spanish, including Nuestros Años Verde Olivo and ¿Quién mató a Cristián Kustermann?

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