T. R. Reid is a longtime correspondent for the Washington Post and former chief of its Tokyo and London bureaus. He is a commentator for National Public Radio and has been a correspondent for several PBS documentaries. His bestselling books include The Healing of America, The United States of Europe, and The Chip.

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Jack Reid is a scholar of American culture. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.

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Stacy Reid is an avid reader of novels, with a deep passion for writing. She is the author of numerous books, including the historical fiction series Forever Yours and The Amagarians, a romantic fantasy series.

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Charish Reid is a fan of sexy books and disaster films. When she's not grading papers or prepping lessons for college freshmen, she enjoys writing romances that celebrate quirky black women who deserve HEAs. Charish currently lives in Sweden, with her husband, avoiding most forms of exercise.

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Brian Holden Reid is professor of American history and military institutions at King's College London. He is the author of Robert E. Lee: Icon of a Nation, The Civil War and the Wars of the Nineteenth Century, and America's Civil War: The Operational Battlefield, 1861–1863, among other books.

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Chip Reid's career in journalism has spanned thirty-three years. After the September 11, 2001 attacks, Reid reported from Ground Zero and from the Pentagon, as well as covering stories on the war on terror from Afghanistan, Israel, Uzbekistan, Egypt, and around the world.

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Anna Reid was Kiev correspondent for the Economist and the Daily Telegraph from 1993-5, and has since covered the country for Newsweek and the Spectator. She is author of The Shaman's Coat: a Native History of Siberia, and Leningrad: Tragedy of a City under Siege, 1941-44, which was shortlisted for the Duff Cooper Prize.

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B. B. Reid is the author of several novels, including the hit enemies-to-lovers, Fear Me. She grew up the only daughter and middle child in a small town in North Carolina. After graduating with a Bachelors in Finance, she started her career at an investment research firm while continuing to serve in the National Guard.

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Walter Reid studied at the universities of Oxford and Edinburgh. He has written a number of acclaimed books of military and political history, including Churchill: Under Friendly Fire and Empire of Sand: How Britain Made the Middle East.

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Eliza Reid is a journalist, editor, and cofounder of the annual Iceland Writers Retreat. She is currently the first lady of Iceland and has been active in promoting gender equality, entrepreneurship and innovation, tourism and sustainability, as well as the country's writers and rich literary heritage.

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Fil Reid lives on a wide beam canal boat on the Kennet and Avon Canal in Southern England. Her historical romantic fiction and children's fantasy adventures center around Arthurian legends, and her pony stories about her other love.

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Howard Reid has made award-winning documentaries for National Geographic, the BBC, and Channel 4, including The Story of English. He is the author of five books.

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