Steve Kanji Ruhl, ordained as a Zen Buddhist minister through the Zen Peacemaker Order, is the author of Enlightened Contemporaries and two volumes of poems, The Constant Yes of Things and Paintings of Rice Cakes Satisfy Hunger.

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Fr. Ubald Rugirangoga has been a Catholic priest in the Cyangugu diocese of southeastern Rwanda for thirty-five years. He travels the world offering masses with healing prayers, from which there are many documented cases of physical, spiritual, relational, and emotional healings.

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Katie Ruggle is a graduate of the Police Academy and has received her ice-rescue certification. A fan of anything that makes her feel like a bad-ass, she has trained in Krav Maga, boxing, and gymnastics; rides horses; shoots guns; cross-country skis; and travels to warm places to scuba dive. Visit Katie at katieruggle.com.

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Leigh Ann Ruggiero earned an MFA from the University of Maryland before moving to Montana, where she teaches literature, writing, and film at Great Falls College. She was a finalist for the 2019 Ohio Writers' Association's Great Novel Contest.

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Paul A. Ruggieri, MD, is a practicing board-certified general/laparoscopic surgeon who has been operating for over twenty years. Dr. Ruggieri has written several books for patients, including The Cost of Cutting and The Surgery Handbook. Visit him at paulruggieri.com.

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Giovanni Ruggieri is researcher and adjunct professor of applied economics at the University of Palermo, visiting professor at Malaga University, lecturer in Wien, Leads, Pecs. He is the author of several articles on tourism. He is President of the Observatory on Tourism for Islands Economy.

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Ed Ruggero is a West Point graduate and former Army officer who has studied, practiced, and taught leadership for more than twenty-five years. Ruggero's work includes the nonfiction books Duty First and The First Men In. He lives in Philadelphia.

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Rebecca Ruger is the founder and former editor of Glassing Magazine, the first-ever print periodical all about sea glass and beach glass (which she sold in 2018, and is now called BeachCombing Magazine). She is the author of several Scottish Highlander medieval series.

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Gretchen Rue lives in the Canadian prairies, which affords her ample time to read during six months of winter. She plays cat mom to four fur children, and plant mom to roughly 100 very demanding flora. When she isn't sipping tea and working on her next novel, she enjoys swimming, hiking, and watching baseball.

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Zyta Rudzka is a masterful writer, whose terse and forceful style is rapidly gaining her a place among Poland's best contemporary novelists. She is the author of Dr. Josef's Little Beauty, A Brief Exchange of Fire, Soft Tissues, and Only Those with Teeth Can Smile. She is an award-winning playwright and poet.

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Matthew Rudy has coauthored several books about golf, including Unconscious Putting and The Art of the Short Game.

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Seth Rudetsky is the afternoon host of On Broadway on SiriusXM. Seth has played piano and/or conducted more than a dozen Broadway shows, including Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, and Grease. He also cowrote and starred on Broadway in the New York Times Critics pick musical DISASTER!

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