Larry N. Martin is coauthor, with Gail Z. Martin, of the Spells, Salt, & Steel series, the Storm & Fury Adventure series, and the Jake Desmet Adventure series, among other books.

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Miranda Martin is a bestselling science fiction romance author. Her books include the Alva series and the stand-alone novellas Beast, Wolf, and Prince.

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Faith Martin was born in Oxford, and has spent all her life within twenty miles of the university city, even working at Somerville College for five years before turning to writing full-time. The author of the popular DI Hillary Greene novels, she also writes classic-style "whodunits" under the pen name Joyce Cato.

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Madeline Martin graduated from Flagler College with a degree in business administration and works in corporate America. She is the bestselling author of several Scottish historical novels, including Deception of a Highlander, Possession of a Highlander, and Enchantment of a Highlander.

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William J. Martin was named Chief Prosecutor in the prosecution of Richard Speck and, with tremendous support from his Office, stayed with every aspect of the case. He has lectured nationally on the Speck case and is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.

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Manjula Martin is a writer and editor with more than a decade of experience in print and online publishing. She founded Scratch magazine (2013–2015), an online journal of interviews and information about writing and money, and created the blog Who Pays Writers? She is also the managing editor of Zoetrope: All-Story.

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Malachi Martin (1921-1999) was an Irish Catholic priest who also wrote many books on the Catholic Church including The Decline and Fall of the Roman Church, Hostage to the Devil, and Keys of This Blood: Pope John Paul II Versus Russia and the West for Control of the New World Order.

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Piero Martin is professor of experimental physics at the University of Padua and a science writer. He carries out research on thermonuclear fusion and is chief physicist of the international DTT fusion experiment. He lives in Venice, Italy.

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Brian Martin was an award-winning journalist for more than forty years, telling the stories of Southwestern Ontario, where most of From Underground Railroad to Rebel Refuge takes place. He has written two true crime books, several biographies, and baseball histories, and is a member of two historical societies.

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Rachel Louise Martin is a writer and public intellectual. She holds a PhD in women's and gender history from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Her work has appeared in O Magazine, Oxford American, the Atlantic online, Bitter Southerner, CityLab, and Catapult.

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Richard Martin is professor in classics at Stanford University and has thirty years' experience in teaching an introduction to classical mythology to students. He is widely published on Homer, Hesiod, Pindar, Aristophanes, Theognis, and other ancient authors and genres in which mythic narration figures prominently.

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Nastassja Martin is a French author and anthropologist who has studied the Gwich-in people of Alaska and the Even people of the Kamchatka Peninsula. She has written Les Âmes sauvages: Face à l'Occident, la résistance d'un peuple d'Alaska, for which she received the Prix Louis Castex of the French Academy.

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