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Melissa Moore is the Emmy-nominated executive producer of Lifetime’s The Prison
Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and Monster in My Family. Moore is the author
of Shattered Silence: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer’s Daughter and the coauthor of
Whole: A Guide to Self-Repair.
Dr. Chris Moore is a professor of psychology and former dean of science at Dalhousie University in Canada, as well as a former Canada Research Chair at the University of Toronto. He holds a PhD in developmental psychology from the University of Cambridge and an MFA in creative nonfiction from the University of King’s College. He has spent his career studying human social understanding and relations, and has published well over 100 research papers, edited 5 books and special issues of academic journals, and authored The Development of Commonsense Psychology (Psychology Press, 2006). He has had numerous invitations to present at academic conferences and universities around the world and has enjoyed many research collaborations in Canada, the United States, Australia, Germany, China, and the UK. Moore’s work has been cited in mainstream print publications such as Psychology Today, Today’s Parent, and the New York Times. His research has also been featured in a variety of TV documentaries, including The Nature of Things and the Baby Human series on Discovery Health. This is his first book for a general audience. He lives in Nova Scotia with his family.
Dr. Chris Moore is a professor of psychology and former dean of science at Dalhousie University in Canada, as well as a former Canada Research Chair at the University of Toronto. He holds a PhD in developmental psychology from the University of Cambridge and an MFA in creative nonfiction from the University of King’s College. He has spent his career studying human social understanding and relations, and has published well over 100 research papers, edited 5 books and special issues of academic journals, and authored The Development of Commonsense Psychology (Psychology Press, 2006). He has had numerous invitations to present at academic conferences and universities around the world and has enjoyed many research collaborations in Canada, the United States, Australia, Germany, China, and the UK. Moore’s work has been cited in mainstream print publications such as Psychology Today, Today’s Parent, and the New York Times. His research has also been featured in a variety of TV documentaries, including The Nature of Things and the Baby Human series on Discovery Health. This is his first book for a general audience. He lives in Nova Scotia with his family.
Victoria Moran (www.mainstreetvegan.net) is a vegan of over three decades, an obesity survivor, and the 2016/17 winner of the “Peta’s Sexiest Vegan Over 50.” Listed by VegNews among the Top 10 Living Vegetarian Authors, she’s written twelve books, including The Love-Powered Diet, The Good Karma Diet, the international bestseller Creating a Charmed Life, and the iconic Main Street Vegan, whose fans range from Bill Clinton to Ellen Degeneres. Victoria was featured twice on Oprah, hosts the award-winning Main Street Vegan podcast, and directs Main Street Vegan Academy, the exciting in-person program in NYC that trains and certifies Vegan Lifestyle Coaches and Educators. She is also producer of the upcoming documentary from filmmaker Thomas Wade Jackson, The Compassion Project, introducing veganism to people of faith.
Besides being a winemaker and a preservationist, Richard Moran’s background includes serving as a CEO, a college president, a venture capitalist and an author he is an authority on workplace issues and hosts a weekly radio program on KCBS, “In the Workplace” and has written ten books about management. Rich has also served as a director on public and private corporate boards. He lives in California’s Wine Country.
Dr. Max More is an internationally acclaimed strategic futurist who writes, speaks and organizes events on the fundamental challenges of emerging technologies. Max is concerned that our burgeoning technological capabilities are racing far ahead of our standard ways of thinking about future possibilities. His work aims to improve our ability to anticipate, adapt to and shape the future for the better. Max co-founded and is chairman of Extropy Institute and authored the Principles of Extropy, which form the core of a transhumanist perspective. His most recent project is the Proactionary Principle, a tool for making smarter decisions about advanced technologies.
David Morefield is a video producer and freelance writer with a B.S. in mass communications from Virginia Commonwealth University. Since 1996, he has served as an editor at Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, the award-winning James Bond tribute site (www.ianfleming.org), for which he has written numerous articles on 007 and his world. David’s writings on Bond and pulp fiction have also appeared in the magazines Razor and Thriller UK. He lives with his wife and two sons in Richmond, Va., and is on the Web at www.davidmorefield.com.
Philip Moriarty is a professor of physics, a heavy metal fan, and a keen air-drummer. His research focuses on prodding, pushing, and poking single atoms and molecules; in this nanoscopic world, quantum physics is all. Moriarty has taught physics for more than twenty years and has always been struck by the number of students in his classes who profess a love of metal music, and by the deep connections between heavy metal and quantum mechanics. He’s a father of three — Niamh, Saoirse, and Fiachra – who have patiently endured his off-key attempts to sing along with Rush classics for many years. Unlike his infamous namesake, Moriarty has never been particularly enamored of the binomial theorem.
Actor Tee Morris began his writing career with the portrayal of Maryland Renaissance Festival’s Rafe Rafton, a character that led to his 2002 historical epic fantasy, MOREVI: The Chronicles of Rafe & Askana. Since then Tee’s titles have included Billibub Baddings and The Case of The Singing Sword, Legacy of Morevi and (with Evo Terra) Podcasting for Dummies. He has also contributed essays to The Complete Guide to Writing Fantasy, The Fantasy Writer’s Companion and BenBella Books’ Farscape Forever: Sex, Drugs, and Killer Muppets. When he’s not writing, Tee is heard podcasting MOREVI from Podiobooks.com and is the host of “The Survival Guide to Writing Fantasy,” a podcast that explores marketing and self-promotional concepts for published and soon-to-be-published authors. Find out more about Tee Morris at teemorris.com.
