Georgina Kamsika was born in South Yorkshire, England, to Anglo Indian immigrant parents. After attending a local Catholic school, she escaped to a university in Nottingham and began writing. Many years later, she began taking writing seriously and has published short stories in magazines and the odd anthology.

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Natascha Kampusch was born on February 17th, 1988, in Vienna. At the age of ten, she became victim to what proved to be one of the longest abductions in recent history. In 2006 she gained her freedom, and since then has been trying to live a normal life. Natascha graduated from college in 2010.

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Johnny Kampis has been a journalist for twenty years, winning a dozen newspaper association awards. He has been published in the New York Times, Huffington Post, Time.com, and FoxNews.com. He's been an avid poker player since the release of Rounders and lives in Cullman, Alabama, with his family.

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Kari Kampakis is a mom of four daughters who writes about everyday events and significant moments that reveal God's movement in our lives. She loves girls and believes that many world problems can be solved by slumber parties, late-night chats with your best friends, music, and dancing.

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Carol Kammen has been the Tompkins County historian in New York since 2000. Kammen is the editor of the Local History Encyclopedia and author of On Doing Local History and Zen and the Art of Local History, among many other books.

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Kenneth Kamler, MD, is vice-president of The Explorers Club, where he has organized a database of information about physiology and endurance. He has been featured on Nightline, CBS's 48 Hours, CNN, and profiled in the New York Times and USA Today.

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Sarah Kaminsky is an actress, screenwriter, and author born in Algeria. Adolfo Kaminsky: A Forger's Life is her first book.

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Peter Kaminsky's cookbooks include collaborations with Daniel Boulud, Michel Richard, Francis Mallmann, and Sheila Lukins. His outdoors column has appeared in the New York Times for more than twenty-five years. He has contributed frequently to Food & Wine and is the author of Pig Perfect and Culinary Intelligence.

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Theresa Kaminski is professor of history at University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point and has published four books on women in the Philippines in World War II. She also reviews nonfiction for Publisher's Weekly and the Wall Street Journal.

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Mark Kamine is an Emmy and Golden Globe Award–winning executive producer of The White Lotus. His numerous prior film credits include American Hustle, Silver Linings Playbook, 42, and Ted. Born and raised in New Jersey, he lives in New York City.

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Mira Kamdar is a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute at New School University in New York and executive director of the institute's Program on Citizenship & Security.

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Suzanne Kamata is an American, but she has lived in Japan for over half of her life. During that time, she has modeled for a textbook cover, done the voiceover for a TV commercial, and planted trees with the Emperor. She has also written many books and won many awards. She loves chocolate, cats, and figure skating.

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