Born in Osaka, and currently living in Tokyo, Keigo Higashino is one of the most widely known and bestselling novelists in Japan. He is the winner of the Edogawa Rampo Prize (for best mystery) and the Mystery Writers of Japan, Inc. Prize (for best mystery), among others. His novels are translated widely throughout Asia.

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James Higdon has worked for the Courier-Journal in Louisville and the New York Times and is currently a contributing editor with PBS Frontline's Tehran Bureau.

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Nolan Higdon is a professor of history and media studies and author of The Anatomy of Fake News.

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Bella Higgin fell in love with vampire fiction after reading an illustrated copy of Dracula as a kid, so it was inevitable that her debut novel would be about vampires. She lives in a small English town, where she writes full-time. Her works on Wattpad have amassed more than twelve million reads.

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Joyce and River Higginbotham have taught Paganism classes throughout the past decade. They have planned and organized local and national Pagan gatherings, written articles for Pagan publications, appeared on radio and television broadcasts, spoken at Christian and Unitarian churches, and attended interfaith councils.

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Joyce and River Higginbotham have taught Paganism classes throughout the past decade. They have planned and organized local and national Pagan gatherings, written articles for Pagan publications, appeared on radio and television broadcasts, spoken at Christian and Unitarian churches, and attended interfaith councils.

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Susan Higginbotham is the award-winning author of meticulously researched historical fiction, including The Stolen Crown; Her Highness, the Traitor; Hugh and Bess; and The Traitor's Wife. Susan has worked as an editor and an attorney. She lives in North Carolina with her family.

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Kristan Higgins is the award-winning, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of several romance novels, including All I Ever Wanted, Until There Was You, and Fools Rush In.

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Matt Higgins's writing has appeared in the New York Times, the Village Voice, Popular Mechanics, Outside, and ESPN The Magazine. He is the author of several books on sports for young readers. Matt lives in western New York.

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Wendy Higgins is the USA Today and New York Times bestselling author of Sweet Evil, Sweet Peril, Flirting with Maybe, and several other novels. is a former high school English teacher living on the Eastern Shore of Virginia with her children and little puppy dogs.

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South African writer and coffee addict Baileigh Higgins lives in the Free State with her husband, Brendan. Her unhealthy obsession with the end of the world has led to numerous books on the subject and a secret bunker only she knows the location of. Visit Baileigh at baileighhiggins.com.

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Peter M. Higgins is a professor in pure mathematics at the University of Essex. He is the inventor of the Circular Sudoku puzzle type. He has written extensively on the subject of mathematics, including Numbers: A Very Short Introduction and Nets, Puzzles, and Postmen.

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