Tiffany Patterson is the author of many novels, including For Keeps, Aaron's Patience, and the Rescue Four series. Originally from the East Coast, she currently lives in Texas.

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USA Today bestselling author Ty Patterson has been a trench digger, loose tea vendor, leather goods salesman, marine lubricants salesman, and diesel engine mechanic. Now a thriller author, Ty lives with his wife and son, who humor his ridiculous belief that he's in charge.

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J. T. Patten has worked in counterterrorism intelligence support of national defense and policy. He has a degree in foreign language, a master's in strategic intelligence, and graduate studies in counter terrorism from the University of St. Andrews.

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Devdutt Pattanaik writes on the relevance of mythology in modern times. He is the author of over thirty books, with bestsellers like Jaya, Sita, Business Sutra, My Gita and Devlok with Devdutt to his credit. HarperCollins has published Shiva to Shankara, Culture, Leader, and I Am Divine by him previously.

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Alex Pattakos, cofounder of The OPA! Way®, is the author of Prisoners of Our Thoughts. A U.S. Army veteran, he has worked closely with all levels of government, including the White House.

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JAC Patrissi is the founder and former director of the Vermont Victim Assistance Academy. She facilitates the Growing a New Heart retreat series for women healing from destructive relationships.

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Nate Patrin is a longtime music critic whose writing has appeared in dozens of publications including Pitchfork, Stereogum, Spin, Bandcamp Daily, Red Bull Music Academy, and his hometown Twin Cities' alt-weekly City Pages.

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Vanessa Patrick, PhD, is a professor of marketing and the associate dean for research at the Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston. She has a PhD in business from the University of Southern California, and an MBA in marketing and a BS degree in microbiology and biochemistry from Bombay University in India.

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Jonelle Patrick is a graduate of Stanford University and the Sendagaya Japanese Language Institute. She first moved to Tokyo in 2003, and now splits her time between San Francisco and Tokyo. Since then, she has authored five novels based in Japan, and continues to write about Japanese culture.

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Lo Patrick is a former lawyer and current novelist living in the suburbs of Atlanta. Her debut, The Floating Girls, earned a starred review from Publisher's Weekly, was a finalist for the Townsend Prize for Fiction, and was a Reader's Digest Editor's Pick.

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William Patrick is the editor in chief of the Journal of Life Sciences.

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Martin Patience was a BBC foreign correspondent for more than fifteen years with postings in Jerusalem, Kabul, Beijing, Lagos, and Beirut. Martin currently lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife and son. He is a senior producer at NPR on the Weekend Edition Show. The Darker the Night is his first book.

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