Robert Lunday is a professor of English at Houston Community College. He is the author of Disequilibria: Meditations on Missingness, Mad Flights, and Gnome.

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Krista Luna writes steamy sci-fi and fantasy romance featuring otherworldly warriors and the strong heroines they can't live without. She loves combining sizzling romance with pulse-pounding adventure.

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Sam Lumley is the author of the Oliver Popp's Travel Guides to Murder Series, and like its protagonist, is both gay and autistic. Previously an amusement park ride operator, a college radio disc jockey, a museum curator, and a school administrator, he holds a BA in historic preservation, and an MA in museum studies.

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Daniel Lumera is a naturalist biologist, an expert in the sciences of wellbeing and quality of life and a former monk for eleven years who studied with Anthony Elenjimittam, a direct disciple of Gandhi.

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Kathryn Gin Lum is a historian of religion and race in America and the author of Damned Nation: Hell in America from the Revolution to Reconstruction. Her writing has appeared in the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, and Christian Century. She is associate professor of religious studies at Stanford University.

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Elizabeth Luly lives with her gardening-obsessed wife, two cheeky sons, and highly strung Schnoodle in Melbourne, Australia. When she's not writing love stories featuring queer women or working in her day job, she can be found singing along to her latest pop obsession, drinking too much coffee, or dancing with her kids.

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Jody Lulich is professor of veterinary clinical services and internal medicine at the University of Minnesota, where he holds the Osborne/Hills Chair in nephrology/urology and is director of the Minnesota Urolith Center. He is a classical pianist and lives in the Twin Cities with his husband.

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Mark Lukens has had several stories published and four screenplays optioned by producers in Hollywood. He is also the bestselling author of Ancient Enemy, Descendants of Magic, The Summoning, Night Terrors, Ghost Town, and A Dark Collection: 12 Scary Stories.

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J. Anthony Lucas joined the New York Times, serving as a correspondent at the United Nations, in Washington, in Africa, India, Korea, Japan, and Australia, as Roving National Correspondent, and as a staff writer for the New York Times Magazine.

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John Lukacs is a historian and the author of more than thirty books, including Five Days in London, The Future of History, and The Legacy of the Second World War.

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Maria Luis is the author of the sexy NOLA Heart and Blades Hockey series. Historian by day and romance novelist by night, Maria lives in New Orleans, and loves bringing the city's cultural flair into her books. Visit her at marialuis.org.

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T. M. Luhrmann is the Watkins University Professor at Stanford University, where she teaches anthropology and psychology. Her books include When God Talks Back. She has written for the New York Times, and her work has been featured in the New Yorker and other magazines. She lives in Stanford, California.

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