Deborah Adele holds master's degrees in both Liberal Studies and Theology & Religious Studies. An ERYT500, she carries yoga certifications in Kundalini yoga, Hatha yoga, Yoga Therapy, and Meditation. She is also trained as a Gestalt practitioner and a Somatic Educator.

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Andrew Adleman, MA, is a writer and book editor in the greater Los Angeles area.

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David Adger is Professor of Linguistics at Queen Mary University of London, current President of the Linguistics Association of Great Britain, and inventor of the monsters' language for the ITV series Beowulf.

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Charlie Adhara is the author of the Big Bad Wolf series. She has a degree in neuroscience, but decided she'd rather write about the heart. She writes mystery, contemporary, and paranormal queer romances. Whatever the genre, her stories feature imperfect people stumbling around, tripping over trouble, and falling in love.

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Anuj Adhiya learned growth hacking as a community moderator and then director of engagement and Analytics at GrowthHackers. He's mentored and coached a number of startups on the growth methodology at Harvard Innovation Labs & Seedstars. He's currently the VP of Growth at Jamber.

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Aravind Adiga is a former correspondent for Time magazine and has also been published in the Financial Times.

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Shelley Adina is the author of more than twenty steampunk and contemporary romance novels, including the Magnificent Devices series. She won the Romance Writers of America RITA Award for Best Inspirational Novel in 2005, was a finalist in 2006, and in 2009 was a Christy Award finalist.

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Corie Adjmi is the bestselling, award-winning author of The Marriage Box and the short story collection Life and Other Shortcomings. Her essays and stories have appeared in dozens of publications, including HuffPost, North American Review, Indiana Review, Medium, Motherwell, and Kveller. Corie lives in New York City.

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A. Z. Adkins, Jr. is the author of You Can't Get Much Closer Than This.

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Lesley Adkins, a historian and an archaeologist, is a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London. She is the author of Empires of the Plain: Henry Rawlinson and the Lost Languages of Babylon.

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Roy Adkins, a historian and archaeologist, is the author of numerous critically acclaimed nonfiction books on social and naval history, as well as on archaeology and the ancient world. His books, mostly written with his wife, Lesley Adkins, have been translated into several languages worldwide. He lives in England.

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Trace Adkins learned to play guitar at an early age and, after signing with Capitol Records, released seven solo albums.

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