Heather Grothaus is the author of numerous novels, including Taming the Beast, the Medieval Warriors series, and the Brotherhood of Fallen Angels series. She lives on a small farm in Kentucky with her family.

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Scarlett Grove is a USA Today and Amazon bestselling paranormal and science fiction romance author. Scarlett started publishing her adventurous, sexy stories in 2014 and now has dozens of titles spanning multiple worlds.

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Tim S. Grover is world-renowned for his work with championship and Hall of Fame athletes and is an international authority on sports performance and motivation. Since 1989, he has been CEO of Attack Athletics, the legendary training philosophy that teaches excellence, commitment, and the concept of "don’t think" to elite athletes and business professionals around the world.

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Linda LeGarde Grover is associate professor of American Indian studies at the University of Minnesota Duluth. The Road Back to Sweetgrass has been awarded the Native Writers Circle of the Americas First Book Award; Grover has also received the Flannery O'Conner Award and the Janet Heidinger Kafka Prize.

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Dr. Paramabandhu Groves is a consultant psychiatrist for the National Health Service in the UK, specializing in addiction. He is ordained into the Triratna Buddhist Order.

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Sandy Grubb has been writing children's stories since she was a child herself. Her debut novel, Just Like Click, won the esteemed Kraken Book Prize, recognizing finely crafted middle grade fiction.

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Michael Gruber has been a marine biologist, a restaurant cook, a federal government official, and a political speechwriter.

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Bob Gruen is a world-renowned rock and roll photographer. For almost fifty years, his images have appeared around the world in every form imaginable. He is the author of John Lennon: The New York Years, Rock Seen, New York Dolls, and Green Day: Photographs by Bob Gruen, among others. He lives in New York City.

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Kim Gruenenfelder is the author of Misery Loves Cabernet and There's Cake in My Future, among other books, as well as feature films, episodic teleplays, and two stage plays.

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Mary Matsuda Gruenewald was eighty years old when her first book was published in April 2005. With her memoir, Looking Like the Enemy, Gruenewald has broken her silence as a Nisei (second generation Japanese American) who was imprisoned in Japanese-American internment camps during World War II.

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Natalie Grueninger is a researcher, writer, and educator, who lives in Australia, with her husband and two children. A trip to London in her early twenties, ignited her passion for Tudor England and she's been researching the period ever since.

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Jacob M. Grumbach is associate professor of political science at the University of Washington.

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