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William von Hippel

Author & Professor of Psychology at the University of Queensland

Brisbane, Australia

Andrew Hodges

Mathematician, Gay Rights Activist & Author of "Alan Turing: The Enigma," Which was Adapted into the Film "The Imitation Game," Starring Benedict Cumberbatch

London, UK

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Dr. Heather Ann Thompson

Pulitzer Prize and Bancroft Prize Winning Author of "Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971 and Its Legacy," Historian at the University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Award Winning Best Selling Author, Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, the Royal Geographical Society and of the Royal Asiatic Society, Founder and Co-Director of the Jaipur Literature Festival

Delhi, India

Craig Shirley

Author, Historian, and Lecturer

Washington, DC, USA

Lisa Rogak

New York Times Bestselling Author

New Hampshire, USA

Cris Stainbrook

President of the Indian Land Tenure Foundation & Thought Leader on the History and Future of American Indian Lands in the United States

Minneapolis, MN, USA

Howard Bahr

Novelist Who Served in the Vietnam War and Writes About American Warfare

Steven Williams

Director of IT Services at NetSecurity Corporation & President of National Juneteenth Observance Foundation

Washington, DC, USA

Herbert Addison Burns

Motivational Speaker, Author & Narrator of the Audio Books, " The History of Cleveland's Underground Railroad," "The Oberlin-Wellington Rescue," & "The Oberlin-Wellington Trial"

Cleveland, OH, USA

Daniel James Brown

New York Times Bestselling Author of "The Boys in the Boat"

Seattle, WA, USA

Marina Rustow

Historian & Professor at Princeton University

Princeton, NJ, USA

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Helen Rappaport

British Writer, Historian, Russianist; Famous for "The Romanov Sisters," A New York Times Best Seller

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David Laskin

Bestselling Author of "The Family" and "The Children's Blizzard"

Seattle, WA, USA

Heather Cox Richardson

Author of "To Make Men Free," American History Professor at Boston College

Boston, MA, USA / 2 reviews

Kees Moeliker

Kees Moeliker writes and speaks about natural history, especially birds and remarkable animal behavior, as well as improbable research and science-communication-with-a-laugh.

Rotterdam, The Netherlands