James B. Rebitzer is the Peter and Deborah Wexler Professor of Management at Boston University's Questrom School of Business where he was founding chair of the department of Markets, Public Policy, and Law.

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Robert S. Rebitzer is a senior advisor at Manatt Health and a Distinguished Career Institute Fellow at Stanford University. Formerly, he was a partner in the healthcare strategy practice of Accenture and a vice president of UnitedHealth Group.

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Tina Reber had her first library card at the age of four. The daughter of a small town librarian, books have always held a special place in her life. Tina lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and son, who allow her to slip away into fictitious worlds on a daily basis. Visit her at tinareber.com.

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Dr. Dennis Rebelo is a professor, speaker, and career coach. He is the creator of the Peak Storytelling model, his research-based method for crafting the narrative of who you are and what drives you and why. He currently resides in Massachusetts.

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Stephen Rebello is a screenwriter and author of the bestselling Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of 'Psycho'. He has written screenplays for Disney, Paramount, Focus Features, and others. His other books include Reel Art and Bad Movies We Love, written with Edward Margulies. He lives in Southern California.

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Theresa Rebeck is the author of the play Omnium Gatherum, which was a Pulitzer Prize finalist, and a book of essays entitled Free Fire Zone.

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Erik Rebain is an archivist who works for the Chicago Tribune and Chicago History Museum. He has spent ten years researching the life of Nathan Leopold in over forty archives across the United States.

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Storms Reback is the author of All In, Farha on Omaha, and Ship It Holla Ballas! He lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife and children.

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Katherine Reay has enjoyed a lifelong affair with the works of Jane Austen and her contemporaries. After earning degrees in history and marketing from Northwestern University, she worked in not-for-profit development before returning to school to pursue her MTS. Katherine lives with her husband and three children in Seattle, Washington.

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Betsy Reavley is the author of the novels The Quiet Ones, Carrion, and Beneath the Watery Moon, as well as the poetry collection The Worm in the Bottle. She lives in Cambridge, England, with her family.

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Sam Reaves is the author of several books, including Mean Town Blues, Fear Will Do It, and Homicide 69. He has served as president of the Midwest chapter of the Mystery Writers of America. Sam lives in Illinois.

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Don Rearden is a professor, a produced screenwriter, and the author of the Washington Post Notable novel The Raven's Gift.

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