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Kate Wickers is a travel writer and journalist widely published in the British and foreign press. Shape of a Boy, a family travel memoir telling of life lessons gleaned from journeying to far-flung places is published by Aurum/Quarto, 2022.

Martin van Creveld is a renowned military historian and author known for his extensive contributions to military theory and history.

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Boss is a research scientist at the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Department of Terrestrial Magnetism and one of the world's leading authorities on the formation of stars and planets. He has been elected Fellow of the American Geophysical Union, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Meteoritical Society, and the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. His popular books covering the search for extraterrestrial life include The Crowded Universe (Basic Books 2012), and Universal Life (OUP, 2020).

Amber Rollinson’s debut poetry collection Somewhere, Looking is out with Broken Sleep Books, June 2022.

Andrew Elliott has authored several books including "Is That a Big Number?" which explores concepts related to numerical magnitude

Isong has worked as a writer for some of the biggest brands in the UK, Nigeria and the Middle East. His first novel, Radio Sunrise, won the 2018 McKitterick Prize. His collection of short stories, Someone Like Me (2020) won the first annual Headlight Review Chapbook Prize for Prose Fiction. Isong holds a PhD in New Media and Writing. He is included in the Borough Press anthology Of This Our Country (2021). His second novel is News at Noon (Jacaranda, Feb 2022).

During his illustrious career Anthony Burgess produced many works of fiction (including A Clockwork Orange, Earthly Powers and The Malayan Trilogy), composed symphonies for orchestra, wrote critical works on writers and writing, and translated and adapted plays for the stage. Artellus Ltd represented Burgess during his most prolific years, from the late 1970s to his death in 1993. Posthumously Artellus Ltd undertook the international Burgess revival, from which his works benefited, until 2013.

Ashleigh Bell Pedersen’s fiction has been featured in New Stories from the South, The Kenyon Review, The Iowa Review, Design Observer, The Silent History, and A Strange Object. Her story “Small and Heavy World” was a finalist for both Best American Short Stories and a Pushcart Prize, and her story Crocodile won The Masters Review 2020 Flash Fiction Contest. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Pittsburgh, where she was the recipient of a teaching fellowship and Turow-Kinder Award. Her debut novel is The Crocodile Bride (Hub City Press, 2022).

Eminent Hollywood script doctor, and former actor, Norman's first horror novels will come out from JournalStone next year.

Bollas is a world authority on psychoanalytic theory with decades of experience as a practitioner. As well as being one of the most widely read modern psychoanalysts, Bollas is a cultural critic and fiction writer.

Christopher Othen is an English writer based in Eastern Europe. His career has spanned law, journalism, and teaching. He writes about mercenaries, war crimes, political extremists, and once drank with a man who knew Bin Laden. Othen's books include ‘Franco's International Brigades’ (2013), ‘Katanga 1960-63: Mercenaries, Spies, and the African Nation that Waged War on the World’ (2015), ‘Lost Lions of Judah: Haile Selassie’s Mongrel Foreign Legion’ (2017), and ‘Soldiers of a Different God: How the Counter-Jihad Created Mayhem, Murder, and the Trump Presidency’ (2018). His latest book 'The French Gestapo' is published by Biteback.

Dan Feldman is a former state Assemblyman in New York and currently teaching at John Jay College, New York. Feldman's works include The Logic of American Government, New York Criminal Law, Tales From the Sausage Factory, and Up Against New York. Feldman wrote for The Oxford Handbook of New York State Government and Politics (OUP 2012) and for The Art of the Watchdog (SUNY 2013)

Dr. Plesch is Senior Associate Professor at SOAS. He founded the British American Security Information Council in Washington and worked with RUSI, BBC, and CNN international. His op-eds have been published in the New York Times, Washington Post and the Guardian. Dr Plesch is the author of 'America, Hitler, and the UN', and 'The Beauty Queens’ Guide to World Peace' and co-editor of 'Wartime Origins and Future of the United Nations'.

Danell Jones is a writer, scholar, and teacher based in Billings, Montana. She is the author of The Virginia Woolf Writers’ Workshop: Seven Lessons to Inspire Great Writing and Desert Elegy. Her book, An African in Imperial London, (Hurst, 2018) resurrects the diaries of a man from Sierra Leone in 19th century London.

Samaraweera is a London-based novelist. Vicky Had One Eye Open was published in 2008 by Burning House and was shortlisted for World Book Day’s ‘Spread the Word’ prize. His new volume is on offer now.