Carlie Sorosiak is the author of the middle-grade novel I, Cosmo as well as two novels for young adults: If Birds Fly Back and Wild Blue Wonder. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia.

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President and Mrs. Bush's granddaughter, Ellie LeBlond Sosa is based in Boston, Massachusetts, where she works for a healthcare nonprofit.

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Nastume Soseki (1867–1916) was a Japanese writer and author of I Am a Cat, Botchan, Kusamakura, The Miner, and Kokoro.

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Deborah Sosin, MSW, LICSW, is a writer, editor, and licensed independent clinical social worker specializing in mindfulness and addictions. Her picture book, Charlotte and the Quiet Place, won several national awards. Her essays have appeared in the New York Times, Boston Globe Magazine, Salon, and Cognoscenti.

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Jocelyne Soto is a book lover and recently turned writer. She was born and raised in California. Jocelyne has a love for sports, family, and well, books. When she's not writing, you can find her reading, writing, or somewhere in the black hole that is YouTube.

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William Souder's books include biographies of John Steinbeck, Rachel Carson (a New York Times Notable Book of the Year), and John James Audubon (a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize). He lives in Grant, Minnesota.

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Kristin Souers is an expert in understanding the impact of trauma on individuals and families and has provided consultation and training on this topic to education and human services systems for more than twenty years.

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Michael A. Soukup served as chief scientist for the National Park Service. He lives in Blue Hill, Maine.

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Howard Sounes is the bestselling author of nonfiction books on a range of subjects, including biographies of Charles Bukowski, Paul McCartney, and Bob Dylan; the true crime bestseller Fred & Rose; and a history of the arts in the 1970s.

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Emma South is the USA Today bestselling author of several novels, including The Last Thing You See, Coming Back, and Remember Our Song. She lives in New Zealand. Visit her at emmasouth.com.

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Mary South is a graduate of Northwestern University and the MFA program in fiction at Columbia University, where she was a chosen for a Henfield scholarship. Her writing has appeared in The Believer, The Collagist, Conjunctions, Electric Literature, NewYorker.com, NOON, and Words Without Borders.

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