Harville Hendrix, PhD, is an internationally respected couple's therapist, educator, speaker, and New York Times bestselling author. He lives in Dallas, Texas.

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John Hendry is a writer, teacher, and academic. His most recent books focus on the art (and joys) of managing, on the ethical problems besetting the financial sector, and on the power and limitations of reason. John is a Fellow of Girton College, University of Cambridge, and an emeritus professor at Henley Business School.

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James Heneage is the author of four bestselling historical novels set in Byzantium. He founded the Ottakar's chain of bookshops, chaired the Cheltenham Literary Festival, and set up a festival dedicated to history with author James Holland: the Chalke Valley History Festival. He lives in Wiltshire, England.

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Wallace Henley is the author of numerous books, including Globequake and The Roman Solution. In 1973 the Associated Press awarded him for his coverage of the civil rights movement. He worked as an aide in the Nixon White House, and he is an adjunct professor at Belhaven University. Wallace lives in Texas.

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Mystery, suspense, and thriller author Iain Henn has been published by magazines in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and in the Scandinavian countries. He is the author of Dead Set On Murder, The Greatest Betrayal, and The Book Folks. He lives in Australia with his wife.

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M. G. Hennessey loves Star Wars, the San Francisco Giants, strawberry ice cream, and dancing (not necessarily in that order). If she could choose one superpower, it would be flying. A supporter of the Transgender Law Center, Gender Spectrum, and the Human Rights Campaign, she lives in Los Angeles with her family.

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Max Hennessy is the pen name of John Harris. Born in 1916, John was a sailor, an airman, a journalist, a travel courier, a cartoonist, and a history teacher. After turning to full-time writing, he wrote adventure stories, war novels, political thrillers, and crime novels.

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Elizabeth Hennessy is a geographer and assistant professor of history and environmental studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she is on the steering committee of the Center for Culture, History, and Environment.

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Kate Hennessy is a writer and the youngest of Dorothy Day's nine grandchildren. Her work has been included in Best American Travel Writing and, in collaboration with the photographer Vivian Cherry, she is the author of Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker. Kate divides her time between Ireland and Vermont.

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John L. Hennessy is Chairman of the Board of Alphabet and Director of Knight-Hennessy Scholars, the largest fully endowed graduate-level scholarship program in the world.

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Rosemary Hennessy is L. H. Favrot Professor of Humanities and professor of English at Rice University. She is author of four books, including Fires on the Border (Minnesota, 2013).

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Calvin Hennick is a business and technology writer based in Boston. He wrote for many years for the Boston Globe and his prize-winning work has appeared in over fifty publications.

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