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Michael Gorton is a 17-time serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, and pioneer in telemedicine and the internet industry.

Born and raised on the Puglian coast in southern Italy, Gwen Papadia writes emotionally rich fiction about belonging, identity, and the quiet ways people reinvent themselves.

Joana Snowdon is a Scotland-based author of cosy crime fiction, best known for The Highland Mysteries series.

U.S. Army veteran, General Surgeon, and MIT alumna D.R. Berlin is an award-winning author who writes where danger meets precision. Her debut thriller, The Third Estate: Secrets of the Manor, draws directly from her background in high-stakes medicine and service.

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A former professional dancer and teacher, Suanne Laqueur moved from choreographing movement to choreographing language, crafting emotionally layered novels that cross genre, gender, and age.

A former professional dancer and teacher, Suanne Laqueur moved from choreographing movement to choreographing language, crafting emotionally layered novels that cross genre, gender, and age.

A former professional dancer and teacher, Suanne Laqueur moved from choreographing movement to choreographing language, crafting emotionally layered novels that cross genre, gender, and age.

A former professional dancer and teacher, Suanne Laqueur moved from choreographing movement to choreographing language, crafting emotionally layered novels that cross genre, gender, and age.

A former professional dancer and teacher, Suanne Laqueur moved from choreographing movement to choreographing language, crafting emotionally layered novels that cross genre, gender, and age.