Benjamin Hale is the author of the novel The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore. His fiction and nonfiction have appeared, among other places, in Conjunctions, Harper's, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and Dissent. Originally from Colorado, he lives in a small town in New York's Hudson Valley.

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Ginn Hale's first novel, Wicked Gentlemen, won the Spectrum Award for best novel. She is a Rainbow Award winner as well as a Lambda Literary Award finalist. Her other books include the Rifter series and the Cadeleonian series. Ginn lives with her wife in the far northern reaches of the Pacific Northwest.

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Kathleen Hale is a professor in the department of political science at Auburn University, where she directs its graduate program in election administration. She is the author of the award-winning How Information Matters: Networks and Public Policy Innovation.

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Yossi Klein Halevi is the author of At the Entrance to the Garden of Eden and Memoirs of a Jewish Extremist. A frequent contributor to the op-ed pages of leading newspapers and magazines, he is a contributing editor to the New Republic and a research fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem.

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Eyal Halfon is a screenwriter and movie director. He holds a master's degree in archaeology from Tel Aviv University, and his thesis was on the material and mental ramifications of the disappearance of animals on human beings, past and present.

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Mark S. Halfon is professor of philosophy at Nassau Community College in New York. He has published work in various scholarly journals and written two books on moral philosophy. He is the author of Can a Dead Man Strike Out?: Offbeat Baseball Questions and Their Improbable Answers.

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Traci Hall is the USA Today bestselling author of over fifty books across an array of genres, from cozy mysteries to contemporary seaside romances, YA, and nonfiction. She is also the coauthor of the Salem B&B Mystery series as Traci Wilton. She can be found online at tracihall.com.

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Alexis Hall is the author of numerous novels, including The Affair of the Mysterious Letter, the Arden St. Ives series, and the Spires series.

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Stephanie Barron Hall is a coach, speaker, and certified Enneagram professional. She pulls from her undergraduate work in psychology as well as her master's work in organizational communication to create a unique approach to the Enneagram, relationships, and communication. She lives in Northern California.

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Brian Hall is the author of three novels, including the acclaimed story of the Lewis and Clark expedition, I Should Be Extremely Happy in Your Company, as well as three books of nonfiction.

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Catherine Hall worked in documentary film production and then for an international peace-building organization before becoming a freelance writer and editor for human rights and development charities.

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James W. Hall is the Edgar and Shamus Award–winning author of more than twenty novels, including Under Cover of Daylight, When You Can't Stop, and Bad Axe.

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