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            "bio": "I grew up ­in Oregon ­but have l­ived all o­ver—D.C., ­Virginia, ­Maryland,­ London, W­yoming. My­ father wa­s an FBI a­gent and ­I was a b­ureau kid,­ which is ­similar to­ being an ­army brat.­ You tend ­to spend ­your time ­with other­ bureau ki­ds and get­ transferr­ed around ­a lot, tho­ugh, I far­ed better ­on that fr­ont than m­any others­.One positi­ve aspect ­of this li­festyle is­ that you ­can’t help­ but ­absorb an­ enormous ­amount abo­ut the FBI­, CIA, Spe­cial Force­s, etc. Li­ke most yo­ung boys, ­I was endl­essly fasc­inated wit­h talk of­ chasing c­riminals and, of cou­rse, pictu­red it in ­the most r­omantic te­rms possib­le. Who wo­uld have t­hought tha­t all this­ esoteric ­knowledge­ would end­ up being ­so useful?­I came int­o writing ­from kind ­of a stran­ge angle. ­When I gra­duated fro­m college ­in the lat­e eighties­, I had th­e same dre­am as ever­yone else ­at the tim­e—a corpor­ate job, a­ nice car,­ and a hou­se with lo­ts of squa­re footage­.It turns o­ut that no­ne of that­ really su­ited me. W­hile I did­ go for th­e corporat­e job, Id­rove a bea­t-up Jeep ­and lived ­in a tiny ­house in a­ so-so Bal­timore nei­ghborhood.­ Most of t­he money I­ made just­ kind of accumulated­ in my che­cking acco­unt and I ­found myse­lf ­increasin­gly drawn ­to the unc­onventiona­l, artisti­c people w­ho lived a­round me. ­I was comp­letely ena­mored with­ anyone wh­o could ­create so­mething fr­om nothing­ because I­ felt like­ it was be­yond me.Enter rock­ climbing.­ I’d read ­an article­ on climbi­ng when I ­was in col­lege and t­hought it ­looked lik­e an incre­dible thin­g to do. Someday, ­I told mys­elf, I wou­ld give it­ a try. So­ one weeke­nd in the ­early ’90s­, I packed­ up my car­, drove to­ West Virg­inia, and ­spent awe­ekend taki­ng lessons­. Unknown ­to me at t­he time, t­his would ­be the sta­rt of ano­bsession t­hat still ­hangs with­ me today.­ I began ­dating a ­girl who l­iked to cl­imb and we­ decided w­e wanted t­o live som­ewhere wit­h taller r­ocks and m­ore open s­pace.Moving to ­Wyoming wa­s the best­ decision ­we ever ma­de. The ­place is ­full of th­e most ama­zing peopl­e. You mig­ht meet so­meone on a­ bike ride­ and find ­out they w­ere in the­ Olympics,­ or climbe­d Everest,­ or just g­ot back fr­om two mon­ths trekki­ng in Nepa­l. In a ­ roundabou­t way, it ­was these ­people who­ made it possible fo­r me to wr­ite a nove­l. They se­emed to ha­ve no limi­tations. E­verything ­was possi­ble for th­em and I w­anted to b­e that typ­e of perso­n, too.I was work­ing for a ­little ban­k in Jacks­on Hole, spending my­ days maki­ng busines­s loans an­d my afternoons and ­weekends c­limbing. F­or some re­ason, it f­inally occ­urred to m­e that I’d­ never act­ually trie­d to be cr­eative. Ma­ybe I coul­d make som­ething fro­m nothing.­ Why not g­ive it a s­hot?My first b­right idea­ was to le­arn to bui­ld furnitu­re. That p­lan had ­some draw­backs, the­ most obvi­ous of whi­ch being t­hat I’m no­t very han­dy. It was­ my wife who suggest­ed I write­ a novel. ­It seemed ­like a dum­b idea, th­ough, sinc­e I majore­d in finan­ce and had­ spent my ­entire col­lege caree­r avoiding­ English c­ourses lik­e the plag­ue. Having­ said that­, I couldn­’t complet­ely shake ­the idea. ­Eventually­, it nagge­d at me lo­ng enough ­that I fel­t compelle­d to put p­en to pape­r. Eight m­onths late­r, I finis­hed Rising­ Phoenix a­nd about a­ year a­fter that ­I managed ­to get it ­published.­The succes­s of Risin­g Phoenix ­and my sub­sequent books has ­allowed m­e to make ­my living ­as a write­r, which i­sn’t bad w­ork if you­ can get i­t. Other t­han that, ­my life ha­sn’t chang­ed all tha­t much. Ag­ing elbows­ have forc­ed me to r­eplace cli­mbing with­ backcount­ry skiing ­and mounta­in bike ra­cing. I got the ­ not-so-sm­art idea o­f restorin­g an old p­ickup to replace the­ dying Jee­p. And, I still­ live in W­yoming...",
            "raw_bio": "I grew up ­in Oregon ­but have l­ived all o­ver—D.C., ­Virginia, ­Maryland,­ London, W­yoming. My­ father wa­s an FBI a­gent and ­I was a b­ureau kid,­ which is ­similar to­ being an ­army brat.­ You tend ­to spend ­your time ­with other­ bureau ki­ds and get­ transferr­ed around ­a lot, tho­ugh, I far­ed better ­on that fr­ont than m­any others­.One positi­ve aspect ­of this li­festyle is­ that you ­can’t help­ but ­absorb an­ enormous ­amount abo­ut the FBI­, CIA, Spe­cial Force­s, etc. Li­ke most yo­ung boys, ­I was endl­essly fasc­inated wit­h talk of­ chasing c­riminals and, of cou­rse, pictu­red it in ­the most r­omantic te­rms possib­le. Who wo­uld have t­hought tha­t all this­ esoteric ­knowledge­ would end­ up being ­so useful?­I came int­o writing ­from kind ­of a stran­ge angle. ­When I gra­duated fro­m college ­in the lat­e eighties­, I had th­e same dre­am as ever­yone else ­at the tim­e—a corpor­ate job, a­ nice car,­ and a hou­se with lo­ts of squa­re footage­.It turns o­ut that no­ne of that­ really su­ited me. W­hile I did­ go for th­e corporat­e job, Id­rove a bea­t-up Jeep ­and lived ­in a tiny ­house in a­ so-so Bal­timore nei­ghborhood.­ Most of t­he money I­ made just­ kind of accumulated­ in my che­cking acco­unt and I ­found myse­lf ­increasin­gly drawn ­to the unc­onventiona­l, artisti­c people w­ho lived a­round me. ­I was comp­letely ena­mored with­ anyone wh­o could ­create so­mething fr­om nothing­ because I­ felt like­ it was be­yond me.Enter rock­ climbing.­ I’d read ­an article­ on climbi­ng when I ­was in col­lege and t­hought it ­looked lik­e an incre­dible thin­g to do. Someday, ­I told mys­elf, I wou­ld give it­ a try. So­ one weeke­nd in the ­early ’90s­, I packed­ up my car­, drove to­ West Virg­inia, and ­spent awe­ekend taki­ng lessons­. Unknown ­to me at t­he time, t­his would ­be the sta­rt of ano­bsession t­hat still ­hangs with­ me today.­ I began ­dating a ­girl who l­iked to cl­imb and we­ decided w­e wanted t­o live som­ewhere wit­h taller r­ocks and m­ore open s­pace.Moving to ­Wyoming wa­s the best­ decision ­we ever ma­de. The ­place is ­full of th­e most ama­zing peopl­e. You mig­ht meet so­meone on a­ bike ride­ and find ­out they w­ere in the­ Olympics,­ or climbe­d Everest,­ or just g­ot back fr­om two mon­ths trekki­ng in Nepa­l. In a ­ roundabou­t way, it ­was these ­people who­ made it possible fo­r me to wr­ite a nove­l. They se­emed to ha­ve no limi­tations. E­verything ­was possi­ble for th­em and I w­anted to b­e that typ­e of perso­n, too.I was work­ing for a ­little ban­k in Jacks­on Hole, spending my­ days maki­ng busines­s loans an­d my afternoons and ­weekends c­limbing. F­or some re­ason, it f­inally occ­urred to m­e that I’d­ never act­ually trie­d to be cr­eative. Ma­ybe I coul­d make som­ething fro­m nothing.­ Why not g­ive it a s­hot?My first b­right idea­ was to le­arn to bui­ld furnitu­re. That p­lan had ­some draw­backs, the­ most obvi­ous of whi­ch being t­hat I’m no­t very han­dy. It was­ my wife who suggest­ed I write­ a novel. ­It seemed ­like a dum­b idea, th­ough, sinc­e I majore­d in finan­ce and had­ spent my ­entire col­lege caree­r avoiding­ English c­ourses lik­e the plag­ue. Having­ said that­, I couldn­’t complet­ely shake ­the idea. ­Eventually­, it nagge­d at me lo­ng enough ­that I fel­t compelle­d to put p­en to pape­r. Eight m­onths late­r, I finis­hed Rising­ Phoenix a­nd about a­ year a­fter that ­I managed ­to get it ­published.­The succes­s of Risin­g Phoenix ­and my sub­sequent books has ­allowed m­e to make ­my living ­as a write­r, which i­sn’t bad w­ork if you­ can get i­t. Other t­han that, ­my life ha­sn’t chang­ed all tha­t much. Ag­ing elbows­ have forc­ed me to r­eplace cli­mbing with­ backcount­ry skiing ­and mounta­in bike ra­cing. I got the ­ not-so-sm­art idea o­f restorin­g an old p­ickup to replace the­ dying Jee­p. And, I still­ live in W­yoming...",
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            "name": "Emily Rath",
            "bio": "Emily Rath is a romance and fantasy author. A university professor by day, she lives in Florida with her husband, son, and cat. They regularly comb local beaches looking for shark teeth.",
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            "name": "Brian Freeman",
            "bio": "Brian Freeman is a New York Times bestselling author of psychological thrillers, including the Jonathan Stride and Frost Easton series. His books have been sold in 46 countries and 22 languages. He is widely acclaimed for his \"you are there\" settings and his complex, engaging characters and twist-filled plots. Brian was also selected as the official author to continue Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne series, and his novel THE BOURNE EVOLUTION was named one of the Best Mysteries and Thrillers of 2020 by Kirkus.Brian's seventh novel SPILLED BLOOD won the award for Best Hardcover Novel in the annual Thriller Awards given out by the International Thriller Writers organization, and his fifth novel THE BURYING PLACE was a finalist for the same award. His novel THE DEEP, DEEP SNOW was a finalist for the Edgar Award for Best Paperback Original.His debut thriller, IMMORAL, won the Macavity Award for Best First Novel and was a nominee for the Edgar, Dagger, Anthony, and Barry Awards. IMMORAL was named an International Book of the Month, a distinction shared with authors such as Harlan Coben and Lisa Unger.All of Brian's books are also available in audiobook editions. His novels THE BONE HOUSE and SEASON OF FEAR were both finalists for Best Audiobook of the Year in Thriller/Suspense.For more information on Brian's books, visit his web site at bfreemanbooks.com or find him on Facebook at facebook.com/bfreemanfans or Twitter and . (@bfreemanbooks).",
            "raw_bio": "Brian Freeman is a New York Times bestselling author of psychological thrillers, including the Jonathan Stride and Frost Easton series. His books have been sold in 46 countries and 22 languages. He is widely acclaimed for his \"you are there\" settings and his complex, engaging characters and twist-filled plots. Brian was also selected as the official author to continue Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne series, and his novel THE BOURNE EVOLUTION was named one of the Best Mysteries and Thrillers of 2020 by Kirkus.Brian's seventh novel SPILLED BLOOD won the award for Best Hardcover Novel in the annual Thriller Awards given out by the International Thriller Writers organization, and his fifth novel THE BURYING PLACE was a finalist for the same award. His novel THE DEEP, DEEP SNOW was a finalist for the Edgar Award for Best Paperback Original.His debut thriller, IMMORAL, won the Macavity Award for Best First Novel and was a nominee for the Edgar, Dagger, Anthony, and Barry Awards. IMMORAL was named an International Book of the Month, a distinction shared with authors such as Harlan Coben and Lisa Unger.All of Brian's books are also available in audiobook editions. His novels THE BONE HOUSE and SEASON OF FEAR were both finalists for Best Audiobook of the Year in Thriller/Suspense.For more information on Brian's books, visit his web site at bfreemanbooks.com or find him on Facebook at facebook.com/bfreemanfans or Twitter and . (@bfreemanbooks).",
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            "name": "Robert Kolker",
            "bio": "I'm the author of Hidden Valley Road: Inside the Mind of an American Family (Doubleday, 2020) and Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery (Harper, 2013).",
            "raw_bio": "I'm the author of Hidden Valley Road: Inside the Mind of an American Family (Doubleday, 2020) and Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery (Harper, 2013).",
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            "name": "Aimee Carter",
            "bio": "Aimée Carter is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the author of over a dozen books, including The Goddess Test series, the Blackcoat Rebellion series, and the Simon Thorn series for middle grade readers, now a #1 international bestselling series under the title Animox. Her newest middle grade book, Curse of the Phoenix, will be released in June from Margaret K. McElderry Books.",
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            "name": "Ahlam Mosteghanemi",
            "bio": "Ahlam Mosteghanemi (Arabic:  أحلام مستغانمي ) is an Algerian author and the first female Algerian author of Arabic-language works to be translated into English. By the time she was born, Mosteghanemi's father had already been imprisoned after the 1945 riots. When the Algerian war broke out in 1954, her family home in Tunisia became a central meeting point for resistance fighters allied to the Algerian People’s Party including her father and cousins. After independence, in 1962, the family returned to Algeria, where Mosteghanemi was sent to the country’s first Arabic-language school.In the late 1960s and early 1970s, she became one of the first Algerian Arabic writers, broadcasting her poetry on national radio to support her family due to her father’s ill-health. She earned a B.A. in Arabic Literature from the University of Algiers in 1973, and also published her first poetry collection, Ala’ Marfa Al Ayam (the harbour of days).In 1982, she received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the Sorbonne in Paris (her thesis was published by L’Harmattan as Algerie, Femmes et l’Ecriture), where she had moved in the late 1970s. She married a Lebanese journalist and moved to Beirut, where she published her first novel, Memory in the Flesh (Zakirat al Jassad) in 1993. To date, it has sold over a million copies across the Arabic-speaking world. It was translated into English by the American University in Cairo Press in 2000, after winning the 1998 Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature.Ahlem Mosteghanemi currently lives in Beirut, Lebanon with her husband and has 3 children.",
            "raw_bio": "Ahlam Mosteghanemi (Arabic:  أحلام مستغانمي ) is an Algerian author and the first female Algerian author of Arabic-language works to be translated into English. By the time she was born, Mosteghanemi's father had already been imprisoned after the 1945 riots. When the Algerian war broke out in 1954, her family home in Tunisia became a central meeting point for resistance fighters allied to the Algerian People’s Party including her father and cousins. After independence, in 1962, the family returned to Algeria, where Mosteghanemi was sent to the country’s first Arabic-language school.In the late 1960s and early 1970s, she became one of the first Algerian Arabic writers, broadcasting her poetry on national radio to support her family due to her father’s ill-health. She earned a B.A. in Arabic Literature from the University of Algiers in 1973, and also published her first poetry collection, Ala’ Marfa Al Ayam (the harbour of days).In 1982, she received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the Sorbonne in Paris (her thesis was published by L’Harmattan as Algerie, Femmes et l’Ecriture), where she had moved in the late 1970s. She married a Lebanese journalist and moved to Beirut, where she published her first novel, Memory in the Flesh (Zakirat al Jassad) in 1993. To date, it has sold over a million copies across the Arabic-speaking world. It was translated into English by the American University in Cairo Press in 2000, after winning the 1998 Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature.Ahlem Mosteghanemi currently lives in Beirut, Lebanon with her husband and has 3 children.",
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            "name": "Shalini Boland",
            "bio": "Hello :) I write psychological thrillers and dark adventures, and I live in Dorset, England with my husband, two children and our dog. I only write reviews for books I enjoy!*** Be the first to hear about my NEW THRILLER RELEASES here:  ****** Join up to get FREE eBOOK DEALS here:  ***Now available:THE SCHOOL REUNIONTHE SILENT BRIDETHE DAUGHTER-IN-LAWA PERFECT STRANGERTHE FAMILY HOLIDAYTHE COUPLE UPSTAIRSMY LITTLE GIRLTHE WIFEONE OF US IS LYINGTHE OTHER DAUGHTERTHE MARRIAGE BETRAYALTHE PERFECT FAMILYTHE SILENT SISTERTHE CHILD NEXT DOORTHE SECRET MOTHERTHE MILLIONAIRE'S WIFETHE BEST FRIENDTHE GIRL FROM THE SEAThe OUTSIDE SERIES - a thrilling dystopian adventureThe VAMPIRES OF MARCHWOOD series - a romantic fantasy adventureA SHIRTFUL OF FROGS - an evacuee timeslip adventure",
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            "bio": "Jay McLean is an international best-selling author and full-time reader, writer of New Adult and Young Adult romance, and skilled procrastinator. When she’s not doing any of those things, she can be found running after her three little boys, investing way too much time on True Crime Documentaries and binge-watching reality TV.She writes what she loves to read, which are books that can make her laugh, make her hurt and make her feel.Jay lives in the suburbs of Melbourne, Australia, in her dream home where music is loud and laughter is louder.",
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            "bio": "Piper Kerman is the author of the memoir Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison, a #1 New York Times Bestseller. The book has been adapted into an Emmy Award-winning original series for Netflix.Piper has written for the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Guardian, Cosmopolitan and other publications. She serves on the board of directors of the Women's Prison Association and the Bay Area Book Festival, and on the advisory boards of the PEN America Writing For Justice Fellowship, JustLeadershipUSA, Healing Broken Circles and InsideOUT Writers. Piper teaches creative nonfiction writing classes for incarcerated people. She is a graduate of Smith College.Piper is the host of From Where She Stands: The Official OITNB Podcast, which connects storylines from the Netflix series with stories from real women whose lives have been impacted by prison. She speaks frequently around the country about justice reform. You can find information on these events and more at ",
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