Manuel Muñoz is the author of two story collections and a novel. He is the recipient of a Whiting Writers Award, three O. Henry Awards, and has appeared in Best American Short Stories. A native of Dinuba, California, he lives in Tucson, Arizona.

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José Esteban Muñoz (1967–2013) was Professor and past Chair of Performance Studies at New York University. He is the author of Disidentifications: Queers of Color and the Performance of Politics and coeditor of Pop Out: Culture and Dance in Latin/o America and Everynight Life: Queer Warhol.

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Alicia Muñoz, LPC, is a certified couples therapist, and author of three relationship books. Over the past fifteen years, she has provided individual, group, and couples therapy in clinical settings, including Bellevue Hospital in New York, New York. Muñoz currently works as a couples counselor in private practice.

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Daniel Muñoz, MD, graduated from Princeton University with a degree in economics, working summers as an assistant in a neurosurgery lab and as an intern for Senator Edward Kennedy. After earning his MD, he was accepted as a resident in internal medicine at Johns Hopkins, and later as one of nine fellows in the hospital's coveted cardiology fellowship program. After further training at the Duke Clinical Research Institute, he is now an attending cardiologist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

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Margaret Atkins Munro, EA, has more than thirty years' experience in trusts, estates, family tax, and small businesses. She lectures for the IRS annually at their volunteer tax preparer programs.

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D. J. Munro's novel writing has a traditional style, drawing influence from classic authors of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, including Scottish authors such as Robert Louis Stevenson and Neil Munro. Into his writing he injects modern themes, ensuring relevance to readers and listeners today.

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Stanley J. Munro, Jr. is executive coach and Superintendent in Residence with the National Center for Urban School Transformation (NCUST) at San Diego State University, United States.

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Richard Munson is an author and clean-energy advocate. His previous books include Tesla: Inventor of the Modern.

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Thurman Munson was a New York Yankees catcher for eleven seasons and the first team captain (1976-1979) since Lou Gehrig. Upon his untimely death in 1979, the New York Yankees retired his #15 and honored him with a plaque in their legendary Monument Park. He is survived by his wife Diana and his three children.

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An award-winning writer of speculative fiction, Michael G. Munz is also fascinated with Greek mythology. Michael also possesses what most "normal" people would likely deem far too much familiarity with a wide range of geek culture, though he prefers the term geek-bard: a jack of all geek-trades, but master of none.

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David Mura is a poet, writer of creative nonfiction and fiction, critic, and playwright. He is author of A Stranger's Journey and the memoirs Turning Japanese and Where the Body Meets Memory. He is coeditor, with Carolyn Holbrook, of We Are Meant to Rise. He lives in Minneapolis.

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Nora Lester Murad is a writer, educator, and activist. She coauthored Rest in My Shade, and edited I Found Myself in Palestine. From a Jewish American family, Nora moved to study in the Middle East. She married a Muslim Palestinian, and raised three daughters in the West Bank and in the United States.

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