Elly Swartz grew up in Yardley, Pennsylvania, where she lived a happy childhood filled with laughs, family dinners, and crooked birthday cakes. She studied psychology at Boston University and received a law degree from Georgetown University School of Law. Elly now lives in Massachusetts with her husband.

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Holly A. Swartz, MD, is professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and director of the Center for Advanced Psychotherapy. She is author of more than one hundred publications, coeditor of Bipolar II Disorder, and editor in chief of the American Journal of Psychotherapy.

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Jon M. Sweeney is an award-winning author who has been interviewed in the Dallas Morning News and The Irish Catholic, and on television at CBS Saturday Morning. His book, The Pope Who Quit was optioned by HBO. He is also author of forty other books on spirituality, mysticism, and religion.

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Nita Sweeney's articles, essays, and poems have appeared in magazines, blogs, and in several newspapers and newsletters. Her memoir, Depression Hates a Moving Target: How Running with My Dog Brought Me Back from the Brink, was short-listed for the 2018 William Faulkner–William Wisdom Creative Writing Competition Award.

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Major General Charles W. Sweeney, USAF entered military service on April 28, 1941 as an Army Air Corps aviation cadet. He was awarded the Silver Star for piloting the atomic bomb drop on Nagasaki and retired from the military in 1976 with the rank of major general. General Sweeney died in 2004.

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Emily Sweeney has written for the Boston Globe since 2001. A proud native of Dorchester, she's the author of Boston Organized Crime and she appeared in Stranger Than Fiction, a documentary film that is featured on the DVD of the Oscar-winning movie The Departed. Visit her at bostonorganizedcrime.com.

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John Sweeney is an award-winning journalist and a former long-serving BBC reporter. He is the author of twelve books, including four novels: The Useful Idiot, the 200,000-copy bestseller Elephant Moon, another historical thriller based on true event, and two modern-day political thrillers, Cold and Road.

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Holly B. Sweet, PhD, is a counseling psychologist and cofounder of the Cambridge Center for Gender Relations. She lives in Boston, Massachusetts.

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Timothy Sweet, Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of American Literature at West Virginia University, is the author of American Georgics: Economy and Environment in Early American Literature.

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Jeffrey Sweet is a founding resident writer of Chicago's Tony Award-winning Victory Gardens Theater, where many of his plays (including The Value of Names, Porch, Flyovers, The Action Against Sol Schumann, and Court-Martial at Fort Devens) have premiered before playing on stages around the world.

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Victoria Sweet is an associate clinical professor of medicine at University of California, San Francisco. A prizewinning historian, she is also the author of Rooted in the Earth, Rooted in the Sky.

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