Neil Nathan, MD, has been a board certified family physician who has been practicing medicine for over fifty years. As he studied and learned a wide variety of alternative concepts, his practice gravitated into primarily helping to diagnose and treat those patients who have not been helped by conventional medicine.

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Mitchell Nathanson is a professor of law in the Jeffrey S. Moorad Center for the Study of Sports Law at the Villanova University School of Law. He is the author of several books, including Bouton: The Life of a Baseball Original, God Almighty Hisself: The Life and Legacy of Dick Allen, and A People's History of Baseball.

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Established in 1971, the National Gardening Association is a well-known and widely recognized authority on the consumer lawn and garden market and is the largest member-based, nonprofit organization of home gardeners in the United States.

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Soseki Natsume (1867–1916) was brought up in a middle-class family and taught English at the University of Tokyo. In 1907, he gave up teaching to devote himself to writing and produced a number of books, including Botchan, The Three-Cornered World, and Mon.

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Amber Lynn Natusch is the author of the Blue-Eyed Bomb, Unborn, Caged, and Force of Nature series, among other books.

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Elisabeth Naughton is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over thirty books, including the Deadly Secrets series, the Aegis series, and the Stolen trilogy. She earned a RITA Award for best romantic suspense in 2017. Her work has also been nominated for the Golden Leaf Award and the Golden Heart Award.

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Beatrice Naujalyte is a college student sharing her best planning and personal development tips on YouTube, Instagram, and a podcast @theblissbean. Her videos have been inspiring and motivating her audience since 2018, growing a community with over 160K subscribers and over six million total views.

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Ramita Navai is a British-Iranian foreign affairs journalist who has reported from over thirty countries, including South Sudan, Afghanistan, Egypt, Nigeria, El Salvador, and Zimbabwe. She has made twenty documentaries for Channel 4's Unreported World series, and she was awarded an Emmy Award for her undercover report from Syria for PBS's Frontline.

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Victor S. Navasky is the author of Naming Names, which won the National Book Award, and Kennedy Justice, a National Book Award finalist. Navasky is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and he lives in New York City.

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Fariba Nawa has written for the San Francisco Chronicle, the Christian Science Monitor, Mother Jones, the Sunday Times Magazine (London), Newsday, and the Village Voice. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and two daughters.

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Born in Salford in 1920, Merton Naydler spent a year at Manchester University before joining the RAF. He met his wife on the troopship taking him home and after demobilization became a solicitor with a private practice in London. He died in 1965.

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