Susan Dunn is a professor of American history at Williams College and the author of many books, including Roosevelt's Purge and Jefferson's Second Revolution.

See Full Bio

Love Dunn is a high school sophomore at Edmund Burke School in Washington, DC. She has a passion for storytelling and has written fourteen manuscripts to date. She frequently engages in writing sprints with her mom—and easily beats Pintip's word count every time. The Lotus Flower Champion is her first novel.

See Full Bio

Tom Dunmore is a sports writer and executive, currently helping to launch Major League Cricket in the United States. He is a coauthor of the second and third editions of Soccer For Dummies. Tom grew up in England playing cricket but has now spent over two decades in America introducing the sport to new fans.

See Full Bio

Scarlett Dunmore is the author of the How to Survive A Teen Horror Movie series.

See Full Bio

Andrea Dunlop is the author of Losing the Light and Broken Bay, a novella. She lives with her husband in Seattle, Washington, where she works as a social media consultant.

See Full Bio

Mallory Dunlin is a monster aficionado who spends her time reading, writing, and dreaming about beastly lovers. When she doesn't have monsters on the mind, she can be found hiking with her wolfhound or watching survival shows. She makes her home on the East Coast alongside her dog, three chickens, and a mischief of rats.

See Full Bio

Jo Dunkley is professor of Physics and Astrophysical Sciences at Princeton University. She has won awards from the Royal Astronomical Society, the Institute of Physics, and the Royal Society for her work on the origins and evolution of the universe.

See Full Bio

Iris Jamahl Dunkle is an award-winning biographer, essayist, and poet. Her titles include the biography Charmian Kittredge London: Trailblazer, Author, Adventurer and the poetry collection West : Fire : Archive.

See Full Bio

Robert M. Dunkerly is a park ranger at Kings Mountain National Military Park. He has worked at several other historic sites, including Gettysburg, Stones River, Jamestown, Washington's birthplace, Bushy Run, and Colonial Williamsburg. His books include The Battle of Kings Mountain and Unhappy Catastrophes.

See Full Bio

Elaine Dundon, CEO of The Meaning Group, is cofounder of The OPA! Way® and the author of the internationally bestselling book The Seeds of Innovation. She has also taught innovation management at the University of Toronto.

See Full Bio

Hugh Dundas was one of the most distinguished fighter pilots of World War II. He writes of his wartime experiences, and particularly of his period as Squadron Leader and Wing Commander and his involvement in the Battle of Britain. He is the author of Flying Start.

See Full Bio

Laura Sook Duncombe is an author and feminist who loves all things science fiction, Broadway, and Sherlock Holmes. She lives with her wonderful husband and son in Virginia. Visit her at laurasookduncombe.com.

See Full Bio