Eva Melusine Thieme lives in Tennessee with her husband and four children. Her award-winning travel memoir Kilimanjaro Diaries was published in March 2014 and subsequently translated into German. Both editions have become Amazon bestsellers in African travel literature.

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Martin Thielen is Senior Pastor of Cookeville United Methodist Church in Cookeville, Tennessee. He writes columns for MinistryMatters.com, Circuit Rider, and Net Results. He has written five books, including the bestselling What's the Least I Can Believe and Still Be a Christian?.

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Aurélie Thiele is French American and lives in Dallas, Texas. She has studied writing at the UCLA Extension School and Bennington Writing Seminars.

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Former public school teacher Emily Thiede serves as vice chair of the board for Writer House, a writing nonprofit, and has mentored aspiring writers through the Pitch Wars mentorship program. She is the author of This Vicious Grace and This Cursed Light. Learn more at ekthiede.com.

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Kate N. Thieda, MS, LPCA, is a licensed professional counselor associate, national certified counselor, and psychotherapist in Durham, North Carolina. She is the creator of the blog Partners in Wellness on the award-winning website psychcentral.com, targeted to partners of those who have mental illness.

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Mark E. Thibodeaux, SJ, serves as novice director for Jesuits in formation and is an acknowledged expert on the topic of prayer and discernment. He is a well-known speaker and the author of Reimagining the Ignatian Examen, God's Voice Within, God, I Have Issues, and Armchair Mystic. He lives in Grand Coteau, Louisiana.

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Marcel Theroux is the author of several novels, including the Somerset Maugham Award winner The Paper Chase and Far North, which was a finalist for the National Book Award and the Arthur C. Clarke Award for science fiction. He lives in London.

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Melanie Thernstrom is the author of the bestselling memoir The Dead Girl and Halfway Heaven: Diary of a Harvard Murder, and a contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine.

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Mia Thermopolis is a lapsed vegetarian and animal-rights activist who cares deeply about the environment. She often laments her looks, and often struggles to understand her new role in the world as princess of Genovia. Mia lives with her family and cat, Fat Louie, in New York City.

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Allie Therin is a writer and avid reader of sci-fi, fantasy, and romance. She also is, or has been, a bookseller, an attorney, a Parks and Rec assistant, a boom operator, and a barista for one (embarrassing) day. She grew up in a tiny Pacific Northwest town.

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Chris Therien is a former professional ice hockey defenseman who played twelve seasons in the NHL for the Philadelphia Flyers and Dallas Stars. He was the lead analyst for the Flyers Pregame Live and Flyers Postgame Live on NBC Sports Philadelphia. He serves as the chief wellness officer for Limitless Recovery.

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Philipp Ther is professor of Central European history at the University of Vienna. His books include Europe Since 1989, The Dark Side of Nation-States: Ethnic Cleansing in Modern Europe, and Center Stage: Operatic Culture and Nation Building in Nineteenth-Century Central Europe. He lives in Vienna.

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