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J. P. Carter is the pseudonym of a bestselling author who has also written sixteen books under the names Jaime and James Raven.

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David Coates is Worrell Professor of Anglo-American Studies at Wake Forest University, North Carolina. His books include Prolongued Labour, Palgrave Macmillan, and A Liberal Took Kit, Praeger.

Coleridge was head of international Condé Nast. Artellus Ltd handles his dazzling book of short stories and a novel, as well as an international volume spanning the ups and downs of newspaper barons and editors.

Coulthart won the World Fantasy Award for Best Artist in 2012. Coulthart is a graphic novelist and writer of fiction. His works have included adaptations of H.P Lovecraft and original graphic novels.

David Coward is Emeritus Professor of French at the University of Leeds, England. He won a Scott-Moncrieff prize for his edition of Albert Cohen's Belle Du Seigneur. His translations of the well-loved Maigret series are coming out on Penguin as we write. His translation of Jules Verne's classic 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea is out now.

Sophie David is the founder of Little Happy Learners, a proud mother of three and author of How to Create Little Happy Learners.

Eli Davies is a writer and researcher. She has written for the Guardian, Noisey, the Quietus and New Statesman on music, politics and popular culture. An editor of 'Under My Thumb' (Repeater Books), her debut trade book 'The Spinster Cookbook' is published by The Indigo Press.

Emily Dobbs is an acclaimed chef of 10 years having worked at The Dock Kitchen, Ducksoup, Petersham Nurseries, Spring and Italo restaurants in London. In 2017, Dobbs set up the successful Sri Lankan-inspired street food stall 'Weligama' - she is the author of 'The Spice Box'.

Kevin Doherty is the author of the novels Landscape of Shadows, The Leonardo Gulag, Villa Normandie, Charlie's War, and Patriots.

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

Jack Faulkner is a chef and writer based in Hackney. As a chef he has worked for some of the UK’s best-known chefs including Jeremy Lee and Florence Knight. After having worked in destination restaurants, in festival cooking banquets, in exclusive events and in two royal palaces, Jack now works in a primary school, in conjunction with the charity Chefs in Schools, cooking fresh food from scratch for children. When Jack is free, he likes to sail off the east coast of England. He has a degree in English Literature with Creative Writing and is learning Swedish (his wife’s mother tongue). He has written for the likes of Sandwich and Vittles, and his memoir is published by Duckworth.

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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)

Flewelling is the fantasy author of the highly popular Nightrunner Series and The Tamír Triad. Her many volumes have found particular success in Australia.

Freeman is a distinguished psychologist, specialising in the development of human abilities throughout childhood. She is the author of Gifted Lives and How to Raise a Bright Child, which is soon to be re-released on Random House's Vermilion imprint.

Gallo is a veteran scientist whose team discovered the AIDS retrovirus. Two time winner of the prestigious Albert Lasker Prize, he was named the most cited author of scientific literature in the world during the 1980s. Virus Hunting, published by Basic Books, tells the story of how he came to be the scientist he his