Mark Engler, a writer based in Philadelphia, is an editorial board member at Dissent, a contributing editor at Yes! magazine, and author of How to Rule the World: The Coming Battle Over the Global Economy.

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Paul Engler is founding director of the Center for the Working Poor, based in Los Angeles. He worked for more than a decade as an organizer in the immigrant rights, global justice, and labor movements.

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Stephen D. Engle is professor of history at Florida Atlantic University. He is the author of numerous books, including Gathering to Save a Nation: Lincoln and the Union's War Governors, which was the recipient of the Barondess/Lincoln Award.

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S. E. England originally trained as a nurse, before working in medical sales and specializing in psychiatry. She has been a fiction writer for twenty years and is based in the UK.

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Ken Englade (1938–2016) was an investigative reporter and bestselling author whose books include Beyond Reason, To Hatred Turned, Cellar of Horror, A Family Business, Deadly Lessons, Murder in Boston, and Blood Sister.

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Laura Engelstein is Henry S. McNeil Professor Emerita of Russian History at Yale University, where she served as chair of the History Department, and Professor Emerita at Princeton.

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Katie Engelhart is a reporter and documentary film producer from Toronto, now based in New York City. She is also a National Fellow at New America. Katie has worked as a correspondent for VICE News in London and NBC News in New York. Formerly, she was a graduate student of history and philosophy at Oxford University.

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A cultural anthropologist and outdoor instructor for twenty-five years, Michael Engelhard specialized in land use, subsistence, and symbolic aspects of landscapes. He's edited four anthologies and is the recipient of several literary awards, including a Rasmuson Individual Artist Award and three Alaska Press Club Awards.

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Alfred Engelberg is widely regarded as the legal father of the modern generic drug industry for his work on the Hatch-Waxman Act, which created the framework for the explosive growth in generic drug use. He was a pioneer in challenging improperly granted drug patents that block generic competition on important medicines.

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Mary Ella Engel is an associate professor of history at Western Carolina University. Praying with One Eye Open is her first book.

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Paul Engel is an Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry at University College Dublin. He lectured at Sheffield for many years before taking up the chair of biochemistry at University College Dublin in 1994, where his research career focused on enzymology, kinetics, and protein engineering.

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