Kim MacQuarrie is a four-time Emmy Award–winning filmmaker and writer who has lived and worked all over the world. He is the author of The Last Days of the Incas, as well as three illustrated books about Peru. Kim divides his time between the U.S., Peru, and Thailand. Visit him at kimmacquarrie.com.

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Molly MacRae is the award-winning author of the Haunted Yarn Shop Mysteries, the Highland Bookshop Mysteries, and the Haunted Shell Shop Mysteries. Her short stories have appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, and she has won the Sherwood Anderson Award for Short Fiction. Visit her at MollyMacRae.com.

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Kristie Macrakis was professor of history in the School of History and Sociology at Georgia Tech and the author of many books, including Seduced by Secrets and Prisoners, Lovers, and Spies. She passed away in November 2022.

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Michelle MacRoy-Higgins, PhD, has worked as a speech-language pathologist for more than fifteen years, focusing on the treatment of infants, toddlers, and young children. An associate professor in the Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Program at Hunter College, Michelle has an MS in communication disorders.

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Lise MacTague is a hockey player, a librarian, and an author. She writes in all areas of speculative fiction, from space operas to high fantasy to urban fantasy and everything in between. Her books include Hunter's Descent, Vortex of Crimson, and Depths of Blue.

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Ed Macy left the British Army in January 2008, after twenty-three years of service. He had amassed a total of 3,930 helicopter flying hours, 645 of them inside an Apache. Macy was awarded the Military Cross for his courage during the Jugroom Fort rescue—one of the first in Army Air Corps history. Apache is his first book.

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Ecophilosopher Joanna Macy is a scholar of Buddhism, general systems theory, and deep ecology. A respected voice in movements for peace, justice, and the environment, she interweaves her scholarship with five decades of activism.

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Stephen Madden has held various staff positions at Sports Illustrated, Fortune, and Bicycling, where under his editorship the magazine won two National Magazine Awards. His writing has appeared in more than twenty-five publications and websites. Madden lives in Chatham, New Jersey, with his wife and three children.

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Kerry Madden-Lunsford is a regular contributor to the LA Times OpEd page. She is the author of the picture book Ernestine's Milky Way. She also wrote the Maggie Valley Trilogy, including Gentle's Holler, Louisiana's Song, and Jessie's Mountain. Her first novel, Offsides, was a New York Public Library Pick for the Teen Age.

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Ilsa Madden-Mills is the New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of the Briarwood Academy series. She has a degree in English and a Master's in Education. When she's not pecking away on her computer, she collects magnets and paints old furniture. Visit Ilsa at ilsamaddenmills.com.

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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Marina Maddix is a romantic at heart, but hates closing the bedroom door on her readers. Her stories are sweet, with just enough spice to make your mother blush. She lives with her husband and cat near the Pacific Ocean, and loves to hear from her fans.

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Fiona Maddocks is the classical music critic at the Observer. She was founding editor of BBC Music magazine and chief arts feature writer for the London Evening Standard. She is the author of Hildegard of Bingen; Harrison Birtwistle: Wild Tracks—A Conversation Diary with Fiona Maddocks; and Music for Life.

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