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Sean J. Rogers

Sean J. Rogers was born in California and raised in a small desert town called Phelan. After a tumultuous childhood, he ran away from home, graduated high school, and joined the military. He started his formal education while on active duty, and completed a master’s degree in organizational leadership while working to become a Special Forces Green Beret. After two deployments in the Army, he chose to move on and became a police officer, which led him to witness the daily riots following the death of George Floyd. Most recently, he created The FNG Academy to help others get selected for Special Forces. Since then, he and his team have created a successful YouTube channel and online store. He has also written an autobiography, Rising Above.

Books by Sean J. Rogers

Better Broken

David Rose

David Rose, MIT lecturer, author, and serial entrepreneur offers a unique perspective on the next platform of spatial computing, what he calls SuperSight. His last book, Enchanted Objects is one of the definitive texts on designing the Internet of Things. David wrote the seminal patent on photo-sharing, founded an AI company focused on computer vision, and was VP of Vision Technology at Warby Parker. David is known for translating complex technologies into delightfully intuitive new products and consulting to businesses on how to thrive in digital disruption.

David’s work has been featured at the MoMA, covered in The New York Times, WIRED, The Economist, and parodied on The Colbert Report. David’s apartment was featured in a New York Times video called “The Internet of Things,” where he shared some examples of how to incorporate magic into mundane objects: a Google Earth coffee table that responds to gesture, Skype cabinetry in the living room, and a doorbell reminiscent of Mrs. Weasley’s click which rings when a family member is on their way home. He even got John Stewart to belly-laugh when he was a guest on the Tonight Show!

Books by David Rose

SuperSight

Dr. Bruce Roseman

Bruce Roseman

Dr. Bruce Roseman has been a Family Doctor in private practice in Manhattan for 30 years and is affiliated with Mount Sinai Hospital where he holds joint appointments in the departments of Family Medicine and Ob/Gyn. He has served as medical editor for several food/health-related books and magazines including The Olive Oil Cookbook, The Low Cholesterol Oat Cure, Whittle’s The Health Report, Big Bird Goes to the Doctor (Sesame Street) and as a medical columnist for Woman’s World. He has appeared on numerous television and radio programs as a medical expert, including Live Wire (PBS), The Human Condition (NPR), Good Day New York, The Queen Latifah Show, and The Joan Lunden Show, and has been featured in magazines such as Guideposts and Parent. He is the author of A Kid Just Like Me, which details a popular method he invented to teach children with learning disabilities to read, while working with his son. He lives in New York City with his wife of over a quarter century, Ellen, and is proud to be the father of two fine young men, Joshua and Aaron.

Selina Rosen

Selina Rosen lives in rural Arkansas with her partner, her parrot Ricky, assorted fish and fowl—both inside and out, several milk goats, an undetermined number of barn cats and her dogs, Spud and Keri. Besides writing, editing and taking care of the farm, she’s a gardener, carpenter, rock mason, electrician (NOT a plumber), Torah scholar and sword fighter. In her spare time she creates water gardens, builds furniture, and adds to her ongoing creation of the “Great Wall of Kibler.”

Selina’s short fiction has appeared in several magazines and anthologies including Sword and Sorceress 16, Such A Pretty Face, Distant Journeys, three of the MZB Fantasy Mags, Tooth and Claw, Turn the Other Chick and Anthology At the End of the Universe, just to name a few. Her critically acclaimed story entitled “Ritual Evolution” appeared in the first of the new Thieves World anthologies, Turning Points, and her second TW story, “Gathering Strength,” appeared in the new TW anthology Enemies of Fortune. The Bubba Chronicles is a collection of her short fiction that features—strangely enough—bubbas.

Her novels include Queen of Denial, Recycled, Chains of Freedom, Chains of Destruction, Strange Robby, The Host trilogy, Fire & Ice, Hammer Town, Reruns and novellas entitled “The Boatman” and “Material Things,” and Bad Lands, a gonzo-mystery novel co-written with Laura J. Underwood from Five Star Mystery (Techno Books).

In her capacity as editor-in-chief of Yard Dog Press, Ms. Rosen has edited several anthologies, including the award-winning Bubbas of the Apocalypse, The Four Bubbas of the Apocalypse: Flatulence, Halitosis, Incest and … Ned, International House of Bubbas and two collections of “modern” fairy tales—the Stoker-nominated Stories That Won’t Make Your Parents Hurl and More Stories That Won’t Make Your Parents Hurl.

Bob Rosen

Dr. Bob Rosen is a world-renowned thought leader on healthy people and healthy organizations. As a psychologist, New York Times best-selling author, researcher, and preeminent business advisor, his work in personal and organizational change is recognized worldwide. In 1988, he founded Healthy Companies and has interviewed or advised more than 600 CEOs of world-class companies. Over the years, Dr. Rosen has written eight books helping others to learn and grow.

Books by Bob Rosen

Detach

Bev Rosenbaum

A former fiction and magazine editor, Bev Katz Rosenbaum is the author of the young adult novels I Was a Teenage Popsicle and its upcoming sequel Beyond Cool. She doesn’t think she’s quite as messed up as Stephanie Plum, but it’s certainly close. Bev lives in Toronto with her husband and two children.

Steven Rosenbaum

Steven Rosenbaum is the executive director of the Sustainable Media Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to exploring the impact of AI and social media on truth and society. An accomplished writer and commentator, Rosenbaum has authored books such as Curation Nation and The Future of Truth, where he delves into the ethical and societal implications of technology on media and public discourse. With a master’s degree from NYU’s Gallatin School focusing on the future of truth, he is a recognized thought leader on issues related to media integrity, AI, and digital transformation. His insights are regularly featured in publications like HuffPost, Forbes, and Fast Company, making him a sought-after speaker on the evolving landscape of technology and truth.

Books by Steven Rosenbaum

The Future of Truth

Robin Rosenberg

Robin S. Rosenberg is a clinical psychologist and co-author of Psychology in Context and Fundamentals of Psychology (introductory psychology textbooks) and Abnormal Psychology: The Neuropsychosocial Approach (abnormal psychology textbook). She has taught psychology courses at Lesley University and Harvard University and has a private practice in the Boston area. Her first foray into applying psychological theories and research to popular culture figures was for The Psychology of Harry Potter; she is the editor of the Psychology of Superheroes anthology. She can be found at drrobinrosenberg.com.

Books edited by Robin Rosenberg

The Psychology of Superheroes The Psychology of Superheroes The Psychology of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo The Psychology of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Karl S. Rosengren

Karl S. Rosengren, Ph.D., is a professor of psychology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His research examines the development of causal reasoning in children. He is co-editor of Imagining the Impossible: Magical, Scientific, and Religious Thinking in Children. He has been fascinated by all things magical and mysterious since growing up as a full-blooded Muggle in suburban New Jersey.