Category: Authors

Robert Kanigel Robert Kanigel is a winner of the Grady-Stack award for science writing, and winner of “Author of the Year” honors in 1998 by the 1200-member American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA). He is also a National Book Critics Award finalist, a Los Angeles Times Book Award finalist. His The One Best Way… Continue reading Robert Kanigel

Richard Hawley Richard Hawley was born in 1945 in Chicago. He attended suburban public schools in Arlington Heights, Illinois, before attending Middlebury College, where he completed his B.A. in political science. He went on to graduate studies at Case Western Reserve University, where he earned an M.S. in Management Science and a Ph.D. in political… Continue reading Richard Hawley

Peter Mehlman After graduating from the University of Maryland, Peter Mehlman, a New York native, became a writer for the Washington Post. He slid to television in 1982, writing for Sports Beat with Howard Cosell. From 1985-90, he returned to forming full sentences as a writer for numerous national publications, including The New York Times… Continue reading Peter Mehlman

Mike Walker Mike Walker is surely one of today’s most recognized media names, whether you’re talking print, radio, TV, or books. Born in Boston, he was reading Dante at 7 with the encouragement of an uncle who lectured at a local university. Yet, by 16, Walker had left school to join the U.S. Air Force,… Continue reading Mike Walker

Matthew Olshan Matthew Olshan was educated at Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and Oxford Universities. He is a freelance writer and producer. A native of Washington, DC, he lives in Baltimore, Maryland, with his wife and daughter. Finn: a Novel is his first published work of fiction. Books Finn

Mary Gabriel Mary Gabriel, currently based in London, works as a reporter and editor for the world desk of Reuters News Service. Previously, she served as executive editor of the award-winning Museum& Arts Washington magazine, and prior to that edited and reported for United Press International and the Baltimore News-American newspaper. Her first book, Notorious… Continue reading Mary Gabriel

Mark S. Johnson Mark S. Johnson, a health and science reporter for The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, shared the 2011 PulitzerPrize for Explanatory Reporting. He has been a Pulitzer finalist on three other occasions. His reporting has been anthologized in three editions of The Best American Newspaper Narratives. Before moving to Milwaukee, Johnson was a reporter… Continue reading Mark S. Johnson

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