When Robin Knight isn't planning an excuse to get another stamp in his passport, he's busy writing gay fiction novels, from swoony gay romances, quirky gay rom-coms, and campy comedy-mysteries, all with a promise of love, laughter, and happily-ever-after.

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Julian Knight is a former BBC journalist and newspaper editor. Julian has authored several Dummies titles, including the first and second editions of Cricket For Dummies. He has over thirty years experience as a club cricketer and is a former coach and captain of Blackheath Cricket Club.

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Shahana Knight is a childhood trauma and behavior specialist, and the founder and managing director of TPC Therapy, a mental health service which supports schools, care agencies, and national charities through whole organization courses, therapeutic interventions, and bespoke wrap around support.

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JJ Knight is the USA Today bestselling author of contemporary romance and romantic comedy. She lives in Austin, Texas, with three kids, a cat, a dog, and four goldfish in a pond.

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Marvin Knight first got hooked on the harem genre when he picked up Spellscribed: Provenance, written by Kristopher Cruz back in 2013. Marvin started writing a novel of his own, and after nearly thirty failed attempts and five years of work, Marvin finally manged to write the words, 'The End'.

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K. A. Knight is a reverse harem romance author from a little town in England. Her books include the Dawnbreaker series, the Lost Coven series, and the Her Monsters series.

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Catherine Knibbs is a clinical and academic researcher, consultant and trainer in the fields of cybertrauma and online harms, director for Privacy4 Ltd and Online Safety UK, UKCP-accredited child and adult trauma psychotherapist, and TEDx speaker.

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Simon J. Knell is a professor of museum studies at the University of Leicester. Previously a popular geology columnist for Geology Today, Knell has published The Making of the Geological Society of London; The Culture of English Geology, 1815-1851; and The Age of the Earth: From 4004 BC to 2002 AD.

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Maggie Kneip is a veteran of the publishing industry and winner of Scholastic's corporate marketing award. She meets regularly with book clubs and civic organizations to talk about Now Everyone Will Know. Maggie also performs as a singer in Manhattan. Learn more about her at www.maggiekneip.com.

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Tamara Kneese is a visiting scholar at the Center for Science, Technology, Medicine, and Society at the University of California, Berkeley. She lives in Oakland, California.

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Jack Kneece is a career journalist who was the first to interview Bobby Baker during the Baker/Lyndon Johnson scandal of 1967. His article appeared on the front cover of the Washington Post. He has written for a number of newspapers and wire services across the country and helped start Singapore's new afternoon newspaper.

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William J. Knaus, EdD, is a licensed psychologist with more than forty years of clinical experience in working with people suffering from anxiety and depression. He has appeared on numerous regional and national television shows including Today, and more than one hundred radio shows.

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