4651. Shelley Jackson

American writer and artist known for experimental and hypertext fiction, notably the 1995 hypertext novel Patchwork Girl and the distributed tattoo story Skin.

4652. Craig Ballantyne

Canadian fitness coach, author and entrepreneur; creator of the Turbulence Training program and author of books such as The Perfect Day Formula, known for online coaching and fitness programs.

4653. N.T. Wright

English New Testament scholar, theologian, and author (commonly published as N. T. Wright); former Bishop of Durham in the Church of England; noted for work on Paul, the historical Jesus, and Christian origins, and for both scholarly and popular writings.

4654. Jason Waller

4655. Keith C. Sidwell

4656. Everest Media

Everest Media is an organization; further reliable public details about this author entry (founding year, location, or company description) are not available.

4657. Sudha Bhuchar

British actress, playwright and theatre maker; co-founder and longtime artistic leader associated with Tamasha Theatre Company, known for work exploring South Asian British experiences.

4658. Frederic S. Mishkin

American economist and professor (Columbia Business School), former Governor of the U.S. Federal Reserve, known for work on monetary policy, banking and financial markets and for authoring widely used textbooks on money and banking.

4659. Mary Jennings Hegar

American military veteran, author, and political candidate; wrote the memoir 'Shoot Like a Girl' about her service and advocacy for women in the U.S. armed forces, and ran as a Democratic candidate for U.S. Congress.

4660. Jimmy Santiago Baca

American poet, memoirist, and essayist who taught himself to read and write while incarcerated. His work often addresses themes of identity, incarceration, resilience, and the Chicano/Latino experience.

4661. James L. Haley

American author and historian best known for works on Texas history, including a widely cited biography of Sam Houston.

4662. Mick West

Author and science skeptic; founder and moderator of Metabunk.org, known for researching and debunking conspiracy theories (including chemtrails and UFO claims) and for writing on critical thinking and internet misinformation. Former video game developer.

4663. Bhreathnach, Edel

Irish historian specializing in medieval and early medieval Irish history.

4664. Milo Urban

Slovak novelist and journalist, best known as the author of the novel "Živý bič" (The Living Whip).

4665. Martin Kukučín

Slovak novelist, short-story writer and playwright (born Matej Bencúr), a leading figure in modern Slovak prose; also trained as a physician.

4666. Michael Kennedy

English music critic, musicologist and author, best known for his books and biographies on classical composers and his long career as a critic and contributor to British musical publications.

4667. Park Wan-suh

South Korean novelist (1931–2011) known for fiction addressing postwar Korean society, family life, and women's experiences; a prominent literary figure in late 20th-century Korea.

4668. Kim Sa-ryang

Korean writer active during the Japanese colonial period who wrote fiction and essays in both Korean and Japanese, known for works addressing colonial-era social issues and questions of identity.

4669. In-hun Choi

South Korean novelist and literary critic, best known for the novel "The Square" (Gwangjang); a prominent figure in late 20th-century Korean literature.

4670. Mehrsa Baradaran

Iranian-American law professor and author who writes on banking, financial inclusion, and racial economic inequality; author of 'How the Other Half Banks' and 'The Color of Money.'

4671. Loeb Classical Library

A bilingual series of classical Greek and Latin texts with facing English translations, published by Harvard University Press since 1911 and founded by philanthropist James Loeb.

4672. Atsushi Nakajima

Japanese short-story writer and essayist of the early Shōwa period, noted for works that draw on Chinese classics—most famously the short story "Sangetsuki" ("The Moon Over the Mountain"). Died in 1942.

4673. J.L. Mackie

Australian philosopher known for contributions to metaethics, metaphysics, and philosophy of religion; advocated moral error theory and wrote major works including 'Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong' and 'The Miracle of Theism.'

4674. Project Itoh

Japanese science fiction writer who published under the pen name Project Itoh (伊藤計劃). Best known for the novels Harmony and Genocidal Organ. Died in 2009.

4675. Piergiorgio Odifreddi

Italian mathematician, logician, essayist and popular science writer, known for books on mathematical logic and for public advocacy of secularism and criticisms of religion.

4676. Peter Pesic

American physicist, philosopher of science, and author who writes on the intersections of science, philosophy, and the arts (particularly music).

4677. George Pólya

Hungarian mathematician known for contributions to problem-solving, combinatorics, probability, and complex analysis; author of 'How to Solve It' and influential works on mathematical heuristics; professor at ETH Zurich and later at Stanford University.

4678. G.E. Mitton

4679. Georges Pompidou

French politician and statesman; Prime Minister of France (1962–1968) and President of France (1969–1974). Former banker and promoter of economic modernization and culture (namesake of the Centre Pompidou).

4680. John Silverwood

4681. Thomas Povey

4682. Valery Larbaud

French poet, novelist, translator and critic active in the early 20th century, known for his novels, essays and for promoting and translating foreign literature into French.

4683. Martin W. Liebeck

British mathematician specializing in group theory and the theory of finite simple groups; professor of mathematics at Imperial College London.

4684. Eric Topol M.D.

American cardiologist, geneticist, and digital medicine researcher; founder and director of the Scripps Research Translational Institute and author of books on digital health including The Creative Destruction of Medicine, The Patient Will See You Now, and Deep Medicine.

4685. Sadiah Qureshi

British historian of science who researches nineteenth-century natural history, empire, museums, and collections; academic based in the UK.

4686. Emma Carroll

British children's author, known for writing historical fiction for children and young adults.

4687. Rashmi Sirdeshpande

British children's author of Indian heritage who writes picture books and children's fiction.

4688. Sarah Howe

British poet and academic, author of the debut collection Loop of Jade (2015), which won the 2015 T. S. Eliot Prize.

4689. Karen McCarthy Woolf

British poet, writer and editor known for her poetry and work engaging with themes of identity, migration and the natural world.

4690. Vidyan Ravinthiran

4691. Karen Solie

Canadian poet born in 1966, author of several contemporary poetry collections; her work often explores landscape, nature and everyday life.

4692. Nick Makoha

Ugandan-born British poet, educator and performer known for experimental and politically engaged poetry; winner of several poetry awards and active in teaching and spoken-word performance.

4693. Emily Callaci

4694. Ash Sarkar

British journalist, political activist and commentator; senior editor at Novara Media known for left-wing and socialist viewpoints and media appearances.

4695. Eoin McNamee

Irish novelist and screenwriter, known for crime, noir and psychological fiction and for works that often engage with the Troubles and contemporary Irish life.

4696. Olivier Norek

French crime novelist and former police officer, best known for the Capitaine Coste series (including 'Code 93').

4697. Ian Penman

British music journalist and cultural critic, known for long-form, literary-style music criticism; a prominent contributor to publications including NME and The Face from the late 1970s onward.

4698. Nicola Sturgeon

Scottish politician; leader of the Scottish National Party (2014–2023) and First Minister of Scotland (2014–2023). Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) since 1999 and previously served as Deputy First Minister (2007–2014). Prominent advocate for Scottish independence and public policy reform.

4699. Lionel Richie

American singer, songwriter, musician and record producer who rose to fame as lead singer of the Commodores and enjoyed a highly successful solo career with hits such as "Hello", "All Night Long (All Night)" and the duet "Endless Love."

4700. Tim Curry

English actor and singer best known for his stage and film work and distinctive voice; notable roles include Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show and many character/voice performances in film, television and animation.