Aryn Kyle is the author of The God of Animals, and her award-winning short stories have appeared in Best American Voices 2005 and Best American Short Stories 2007.

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C. J. Kyle is an avid reader of most genres. She loves cooking, watching sports, and thrives on being a wife and mother. She also classifies herself as a geek and nerd, enjoying gaming while thinking about the next scene she has to write. C. J. lives in Florida.

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Coleen Kwan has been a bookworm all her life. At school English was her favorite subject, but for some reason she decided on a career in IT. After many years of programming, she wondered what else there was in life—and discovered writing. She loves writing both contemporary romance and steampunk romance.

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James Kwak has had a successful business career as a consultant for McKinsey & Company and as a software entrepreneur.

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Lydia Kwa is the author of the novels Oracle Bone, This Place Called Absence (Books in Canada First Novel Award finalist), The Walking Boy (Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize finalist), and Pulse, as well as two books of poetry, The Colours of Heroines and sinuous.She lives and works in Vancouver as a writer and psychologist.

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Chris Kuzneski is the internationally bestselling author of twelve novels. His books have been translated into more than twenty languages and have sold millions of copies worldwide. Chris is the first (and only) adventure writer to win an ITW Thriller Award. He currently lives on the Gulf Coast of Florida.

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Alexandra Kuykendall is the author of Loving My Actual Life, Loving My Actual Christmas, and The Artist's Daughter. She is also cohost of The Open Door Sisterhood podcast. A popular writer and speaker, Alexandra has been featured on Good Morning America and Focus on the Family's daily broadcast.

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Neal Kusumoto is the President of the U.S. Alumni delegation. He recently retired as the Executive Director for Mine Warfare after forty-four years working for the Navy. Neal lives with his wife Linda in San Diego.

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Rachel Kushner is coeditor of Soft Targets and a frequent contributor to Artforum.

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Iori Kusano is a queer Asian American writer and extremely ordinary office gremlin living in Tokyo. They are a graduate of Clarion West 2017 and their fiction has previously appeared in Apex Magazine, Baffling magazine, and Uncanny magazine.

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Ray Kurzweil is one of the world's leading inventors and the author of books including The Age of Intelligent Machines and The Singularity Is Near.

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Arthur Kurzweil is known as America's foremost Jewish genealogist. The author or editor of several books, he lectures extensively on the subjects of Judaica, magic, and mysticism.

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