Kevin Maney is the author of The Maverick and His Machine and Trade-Off and was the technology reporter at USA Today for more than twenty years.

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Erica Manfred, a journalist and essayist, is the author of Interview with a Jewish Vampire and He's History, You're Not: Surviving Divorce After Forty.

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Francesca Manfredi is a graduate of the creative writing school Scuola Holden, founded by Alessandro Baricco. Her debut short story collection, Un Buon Posto Dove Stare (A Place to Stay In), won Italy's Premio Campiello Opera Prima. She lives in Turin, Italy.

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Melinda M. Mangin is an associate professor in the Graduate School of Education at Rutgers University.

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Bethany Mangle is the author of the Prepped and All the Right Reasons. She was born in Korea and raised in New Jersey in a household full of books, sheet music, and dog hair. She currently lives and writes in Mississippi. Visit her at bethanymangle.com.

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Alberto Manguel is the bestselling author of several award-winning books, including A Dictionary of Imaginary Places and A History of Reading.

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Stefán Máni is the author of the hugely popular Grímsson detective series. In 2012 the movie Black's Game premiered, based on his bestselling thriller by the same title. The movie is the second most popular and second highest grossing film in Icelandic history.

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Lisa Manifold is a USA Today bestselling author of fantasy, paranormal, and romance stories. She moved to Colorado as an adult and has no plans of living anywhere else. Lisa writes the things she does because she really, really wants to live in a world where these kinds of stories happen.

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Henning Mankell's novels have been translated into forty-five languages and have sold more than forty million copies worldwide. During his life, Mankell divided his time between Sweden and Mozambique, where he was artistic director of the Teatro Avenida in Maputo. He died in 2015.

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Jason Mankey is a third-degree Gardnerian High Priest and helps run two Witchcraft covens in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife, Ari. He is the channel manager at Patheos Pagan, the world's most read Pagan blogging site, and writes there at Raise the Horns. He also writes for the magazine Witches & Pagans.

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Thomas Mann (1875–1955) was a novelist, critic, and essayist who received the 1929 Nobel Prize in Literature. Born in Germany, he fled to Switzerland and then to California after Hitler's rise to power in 1933, returning to Switzerland in 1952. His most influential works include Death in Venice and The Magic Mountain.

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Allison Mann is an author, publisher, and paralegal. She is coauthor of The Girls are Gone and cofounder and CEO of Hadleigh House Publishing. Allison resides in the Twin Cities with her family.

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