James Raven
James Raven is a consummate crime writer, also writing under the pseudonyms Jaime Raven, JP Carter, and most recently Alex Pine. A regular on numerous Amazon best seller charts, his newest novel The Christmas Killer arrives in Autumn 2020. Before becoming a full time writer he worked in television and journalism.
James Trefil
James Trefil is an American physicist and author of nearly fifty books. He is Professor of Physics at the University of Virginia and Robinson Professor of Physics at George Mason University. His latest volume, Imagined Life (Smithsonian, 2019), co-authored with Michael Summers, is a speculative journey among the exoplanets in search of intelligent aliens, ice creatures, and supergravity animals.
Jamie Mollart
Jamie Mollart runs his own advertising agency and has won awards for marketing. Over the years he has been widely published in magazines, been a guest on well-respected podcasts and blogs, and Patrick Neate called him 'quite a writer' on the Book Slam podcast. His novel, The Zoo, is published by Sandstone Press.
Joan Freeman
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.
John Coulthart
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.
John Kay
Kay is one of Britain’s leading economists. He contributes a weekly column to The Financial Times and is the author of many books, including, Culture & Prosperity published by HarperCollins US.
John Plender
John Plender is former deputy editor and currently columnist at the Financial Times. His book Going off the Rails: Global Capital and the Crisis of Legitimacy is published by Wiley.
Jonathon Green
Jonathon Green is the leading British lexicographer of slang and has been described by Boyd Tonkin as 'The most acclaimed British lexicographer since Johnson'. Of his numerous volumes, Newspeak, The A-Z of Nuclear Jargon and Dictionary of Jargon have recently been republished by Routledge.
Juliet Bates
Juliet Bates is a lecturer at the École supérieure d’arts et médias de Caen/Cherbourg in northern France. Her forthcoming novel The Colours is published by Fleet (2020)
Kate Jacoby
Jacoby was born in Australia but has lived all over the world. She wrote her novel, Exile's Return: The first Book of Elita, while backpacking through the Middle East. The Elita series now has four volumes published by Jo Fletcher. Visit her website at www.katejacoby.net
Kyra Wilder
Kyra Wilder worked as a pasta chef at Michelin starred San Francisco restaurant Quince. Her debut novel is 'Little Bandaged Days' (Picador, 2020).
Lois McMaster Bujold
McMaster Bujold is a fantasy writer whose Miles Vorpatril series has been an international success. A four time winner of the prestigious Hugo Award, she is a bonafide master of the speculative fiction genre.
Lukasz Bednarksi
Lukasz Bednarski is Senior Battery Materials Analyst at IHS Markit, founder of the lithium industry portal Lithium Today and a former commodity trader. He is the author of Lithium:The Global Race for Battery Dominance and the New Energy Revolution (Hurst, July 2021).