Contributors

Dave Morris was born in Buckinghamshire in 1957. A graduate of Oxford University, where he read Physics, he has had his work published in over a dozen languages. As well as writing novels and interactive fiction, he has designed videogames and, as a mentor in the American Film Institute digital content lab, has worked with partners like NBC and Microsoft to create new forms of entertainment combining traditional storytelling with interactivity. His graphic novel Mirabilis: Year of Wonders, which first appeared in Random House's comic The DFC, was published simultaneously in print and digital editions in 2011. He lives with his wife Roz in south-west London.

Catherine Millet is the editor of Art Press, an influential Paris art magazine. She has written books on modern art, including a monograph on the painter Yves Klein.

Born in Yorkshire, Rose Milligan later moved to North Lancashire, which was handy in her younger days for her love of fell-walking. Her poem 'Dust If You Must' was first published in The Lady magazine in 1998 and has since been quoted (and mis-quoted) in many and varied places. She passed away in 2024, beloved by many, including her great-great-grandchildren.

John G. Miller is the founder of QBQ, Inc., an organisational development company dedicated to making personal accountability a core value for organisations and individuals. QBQ, Inc. has worked with handredsd of Fortune 500 and other companies, governmental and non-government organizations around the world. Miller is the author of the bestselling QBQ! The Question Behind the Question and Flipping the Switch: Five Keys to Success at Work and in Life.

Jeremy Miller is an investment analyst for a leading New York-based mutual fund company. He has more than fifteen years of experience in the financial industry, having served in various capacities in equity sales and research at several of the world's largest investment banks.

Keith Miller read history of art at Cambridge. He is a journalist, lecturer and reviewer living in London. This is his first book.

Jordan Milne is an Entrepreneur in Residence at Rainmaking and the Co-Founder of Zatista.com, a leading online original art marketplace. Previously Jordan was a contributing editor at NYC-based financial magazine AiCIO, for which he interviewed heads of multi-billion dollar Pension and Sovereign Wealth Funds. He is a member of The Sandbox Network which is "the foremost global community of extraordinary young achievers below 30" and received an Advanced Diploma in Entrepreneurship at The University of Cambridge.
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Earl Lawrence Mindell (born January 20, 1940) is a Canadian-American writer and nutritionist who is a strong advocate of nutrition as preventive medicine and homeopathy.

Stephen Mitchell is widely known for his original and definitive versions of spiritual writings and poetry. His many books include The Selected Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, Tao Te Ching, The Gospel According to Jesus and Bhagavad Gita.

Sheila Miyoshi Jager is Luce Associate Professor and Director of East Asian Studies at Oberlin College, Ohio. She has written extensively on modern and contemporary Korean politics and history and is the author and co-editor of two previous books on Korea and East Asia. She lives in Oberlin with her husband and children.

Scott Moeller is a professor at Cass Business School and director of the M&A Research Centre. He is a former investment banker with Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank.

Hashi Mohamed arrived in Britain as a child refugee, and is now a Barrister at No5 Chambers in London. A contributor to the Guardian, The Times and Prospect, he has also explored class and mobility for the BBC. His first book, People Like Us, looked at social mobility and inequality and was also published by Profile. A Home of One's Own is his second book.

Dr John Mittermeier is the founder and director of the Search for Lost Birds at American Bird Conservancy. He led his first expedition to find a lost bird nearly twenty years ago and ever since has been traveling to the most remote corners of the planet to look for and learn about these species.

Mittermeier founded the Search for Lost Birds in 2021 after joining American Bird Conservancy, and since its inception the initiative has resulted in multiple rediscoveries and coverage in hundreds of news articles around the world including the New York Times, BBC, Guardian, and New Scientist among others. He is based in the US.