Diandra Leslie-Pelecky works at the intersection between science and story, leveraging her unique background as a nanomaterials researcher, a motorsports writer, and a master science communicator to create unique stories.

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Nikolai Leskov was born in 1831 in the village of Gorokhovo in Russia. He began his writing career as a journalist living in Kiev, and later settled in St. Petersburg, where he published many short stories and novellas, including The Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, The Sealed Angel, The Enchanted Wanderer, and Lefty.

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Ron Leshem is deputy director in charge of programming at Channel Two, Israel's main commercial television network.

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Margaret Lesh is the cocreator of storyrhyme.com and an author of middle grade, young adult, and women's fiction. Her books include My Friends Are All Strange, Normalish, Finding a Man for Sylvia, and Mr. Katz Is a Zombie.

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Amazon bestselling author Vicki Lesage proves daily that raising French kids isn't as easy as the hype lets on. She penned the Paris Confessions series in between diaper changes and wine refills. You can visit her at VickiLesage.com.

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Dan LeRoy is an author, journalist, and teacher who has been the director of the Writing and Publishing Department since 2006. His writings about music and politics have appeared in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Newsweek, the Village Voice, Alternative Press, Esquire.com, and National Review Online.

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Margaret Leroy is the author of the New York Times Notable Book Postcards from Berlin and Yes, My Darling Daughter, which was chosen for the summer reading list by O, the Oprah Magazine.

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Gaston Leroux (1868–1927) was a French mystery novelist, playwright, and journalist whose most famous work is The Phantom of the Opera.

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Armand Marie Leroi, in addition to many technical articles on evolutionary and developmental biology, has written for the London Review of Books and Times Literary Supplement. In 2001 he was awarded the Scientist for the New Century medal by the Royal Institution of Great Britain.

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Bernice Lerner, the daughter of Rachel Genuth, is a senior scholar at Boston University's Center for Character and Social Responsibility. She is the author of The Triumph of Wounded Souls: Seven Holocaust Survivors' Lives and a coeditor of Happiness and Virtue beyond East and West: Toward a New Global Responsibility.

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Jarrett Lerner is the author of the EngiNerds series. He lives with his wife, a cat, and a dog who sometimes thinks he's a cat in Medford, Massachusetts. Visit him at jarrettlerner.com.

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