Jennifer Vanderbes is the author of the novelEaster Island, which was translated into sixteen languages, and her essays and reviews have appeared in the New York Times and the Washington Post.

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Paige Vanderbeck is the author of Green Witchcraft and The Grimoire Journal. Since 2015 she has hosted the Fat Feminist Witch podcast, a show that aims to make all people feel welcome to, and empowered by, witchcraft. Find her at thefatfeministwitch.com.

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Shawn VanCour is Assistant Professor of Media Archival Studies in UCLA's Department of Information Studies. His research includes work on history of media technologies, media industries and labor practices, media archiving and preservation, and music and sound studies.

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Marilyn Vancil is a certified Enneagram professional in the narrative tradition through Enneagram Worldwide, a certified spiritual director, and a trained life coach through Coach Training Alliance. She lives in Seattle with her husband, Jeff.

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Ramy Vance is a Canadian who lives in Edinburgh with his wife and young child. He writes urban fantasy thrillers set in the GoneGod World (and elsewhere).

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Jonathan Vance teaches military history and Canadian history at Western University, Canada. He is the author of more than ten acclaimed works.

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Randy Vance is editor at large for Boating magazine, the world's leading powerboat magazine, the premier source for the most credible test-based boating gear and content in the marine industry. He is a lifelong boater and has made a career of writing and video presentations on boating and other outdoor sports.

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Mike Vance is the executive director and founder of Houston Arts and Media. After a career in radio, television, comedy, script writing, acting, and music Mike began chronicling history. He has authored five books, four documentaries, over fifty history television shows and forty-one videos on Houston history.

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Sean H. Vanatta is a lecturer in economic and social history at the University of Glasgow and a senior fellow at the Wharton Initiative on Financial Policy and Regulation at the University of Pennsylvania. He lives in Glasgow, Scotland.

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Eric Van Young is Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus at the University of California, San Diego. His books include The Other Rebellion: Popular Violence, Ideology, and the Mexican Struggle for Independence, 1810-1821, winner of the 2002 Bolton-Johnson Prize.

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Jennifer Van Wyk started her writing career with From the Ground Up. Jennifer makes her home in small-town Iowa with her high school sweetheart, three beautiful, hilarious, and amazing kids, and one crazy Jack Russell terrier.

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