J.M. Berger
J.M. Berger is internationally known as an expert on extremism and terrorism. He is the author of three nonfiction books, including Extremism (2018), ISIS: The State of Terror with Jessica Stern (2015) and Jihad Joe: Americans Who Go…
J.M. Berger is internationally known as an expert on extremism and terrorism. He is the author of three nonfiction books, including Extremism (2018), ISIS: The State of Terror with Jessica Stern (2015) and Jihad Joe: Americans Who Go…
Matt Baker is a television screenwriter best known for creating the ITV series Hotel Portofino. He co-wrote and adapted the series Professor T, Suspect and Before We Die, and is lead writer on Channel 4…
Trisha Blanchet is a former reporter, editor, and award-winning columnist. She’s the producer and host of the podcast A Mighty Blaze, a member of the Tall Poppy Writers, and the founder of…
Cleo Ballard, a graduate of Cornell University, is a former ghostwriter who lives in the Pacific Northwest. When she’s not working on her next novel, she can be found biking,…
Ashley-Ruth M. Bernier’s short fiction has appeared in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Black Cat Weekly, Stone’s Throw, Smoking Pen Press, The Best American Mystery and Suspense 2023, Malice Domestic’s Mystery Most Devious and Mystery Most Humorous, and The…
Nicole Blades is a novelist and journalist with nearly two decades of experience in the media industry. Her cover stories and features have been published in The New York Times, The Wall Street…
Isabel Booth is the pen name of Karen Jewell, a former trial attorney and now a writer. She holds an undergraduate degree in English, a Master’s in Business Administration, and a…
Lyn Liao Butler is a Taiwanese American author of thrillers, upmarket fiction, and rom-coms. Her thriller, Someone Else’s Life, was an instant Amazon bestseller and her second book Red Thread of Fate was a…
Becky Brynolf has worked in social media for a long time and has been a crime fiction fan for much longer. After ten years in London, she’s relocated to her childhood…
R. S. Burnett grew up in the Falkland Islands and first wrote for the Islands’ weekly newspaper Penguin News. After moving to London and spending over a decade working for the Daily Mirror newspaper…