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Richard Davidson

Professor Richard Davidson was the first to identify the science of emotion. He is hailed everywhere from The New York Times to The New Scientist and by everyone from Daniel Goleman to Deepak Chopra and Ruby Wax. He heads up the psychology lab at the University of Wisconsin.
MaryJanice Davidson

MaryJanice Davidson has written in a variety of genres, including contemporary romance, paranormal romance, erotica and non-fiction. She lives in Minnesota. Visit her at www.maryjanicedavidson.net
Cathy N. Davidson

Cathy N. Davidson directs the Futures Initiative at CUNY. She is the author of many books including Now You See It and has written for the Wall Street Journal and Fast Company, among others. Davidson lives in New York, NY.
Martin Davidson

Martin Davidson is one of Britain's leading television producers and co-author of SPITFIRE ACE with James Taylor.
Andrew Davidson

Andrew Davidson is a contributing editor of Arena and writes regularly for the INDEPENDENT. Winner of the Business Writer of the Year award, his work has appeared in every national broadsheet and in the SPECTATOR and ESQUIRE. His first book, UNDER THE HAMMER, was shortlisted for the Krasna-Krausz Award for books on the moving image.
Andrew Davidson

Andrew Davidson is an award-winning journalist and the author of four previous non-fiction books, including Fred's War, an account of his grandfather's life as a doctor in the trenches. He is married to Vanessa Nicolson and lives near Sissinghurst in Kent.
Michael Davidson

Michael Davidson studied Illustration at the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design, where his artwork was commended both at the Macmillan Children's Book Prize and the British D&AD awards. He went on to do a Masters in Sequential Illustration at Brighton University. After graduating he spent time in education; teaching English as a Foreign Language in Eastern Asia as well as assisting at primary schools in London. He continued to develop his artwork and story ideas, and Michael's passion for illustration and his work with children have combined in his first book 'Ready, Teddy, Go!'
James Davidson

JAMES DAVIDSON is Reader in Ancient History at the University of Warwick. He has written on a wide range of ancient topics, including the historiography of Roman imperialism, prostitution, drinking to get drunk, low-class mimes, sacred time and fish. He is the author of COURTESANS AND FISHCAKES: THE CONSUMING PASSIONS OF CLASSICAL ATHENS (1997), and is a irregular contributor to The London Review of Books among other journals.
Mary Janice Davidson

MaryJanice Davidson has written in a variety of genres, including contemporary romance, paranormal romance, erotica and non-fiction. She lives in Minnesota.
Jeremy Davidson

Jeremy Davidson is an actor, writer, director, and Audie®-nominated narrator. He currently appears as Chase Moran on Lifetime¿s hit series, Army Wives, and wrote and directed the feature film Tickling Leo. Jeremy also read The Bourne Betrayal and The Bourne Sanction for Hachette Audio.
Catherine Davidson

Catherine Davidson is the author of many illustrated reference books. At the age of 10 she became the owner of her first cat and has loved felines of all sorts ever since. Among her published books are Why Does My Cat Do That?, a look at feline psychology and behaviour, and Cats - A Guide to Cat Breeds and Their Fascinating History. She lives in Brighton, England.
Dan Davies

Dan Davies is a journalist, author and editor with more than twenty years' experience as a senior staffer and freelance contributor on a wide variety of magazines, newspapers and websites. Twice shortlisted as BSME Magazine Writer of the Year, he has been Deputy Editor and Acting Editor of Esquire, Editor of Esquire Weekly, a Features Editor at the Mail on Sunday, Deputy Editor of Jack magazine, and a feature writer for the Guardian Guide, Live Magazine, The Journal on MrPorter.com and many others.
Jef Davies

Jef Davies was the international student adviser at Clark University, he is actively involved at the Oregon Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication as Director of the interns each summer, and is currently writing his Ph.D. dissertation.
William Davies

WILLIAM DAVIES is a consultant psychologist and Academic Director of APT, The Association for Psychological Therapies, an organisation that has trained over 100,000 mental health professionals in the UK. He has extensive experience of working with irritability, anger, aggression and violence.
Katie Quinn Davies

Katie Quinn Davies began her career as a graphic designer; then in 2009 decided to refocus her creative energies on food photography, and What Katie Ate, the blog, was born. It has since become an internet phenomenon, with a huge readership both in Australia and the United States. When she's not travelling the world eating great food and meeting provedores and producers, Katie works from her Sydney home, shooting all her food photography in natural light, and updating her blog with a variety of new and seasonal recipes.www.whatkatieate.com@WhatKatieAte
Philippa Davies

Philippa Davies runs her own company, Voiceworks, which trains and runs seminars on presentation skills, media skills, voice technique, motivation and handling difficult interactions. She has had 4 books previously published by Piatkus. She also regularly appears on TV and radio, and speaks at conferences throughout Europe. She lives in Wales with her husband and two sons.
Martin Davies

Martin Davies grew up in North West England. All his writing is done in cafes, on buses or on tube trains, and an aversion to laptops means that he always works in longhand. He has travelled widely, including in the Middle East and India, and substantial parts of THE UNICORN ROAD were written while travelling through Sicily. He works as a consultant in the broadcasting industry.Translation rights in Martin's books have now been sold in Germany, Sweden, Poland, France, Italy, Portugal, Greece, Korea, Russia, Serbia, Turkey and Holland.
Andrew Davies

Andrew Davies is a Senior Lecturer in Modern British History at the University of Liverpool. He specialises in the history of crime in Modern Britain and has published widely on gangs, crime and policing. His previous book was called The Gangs of Manchester and was published in 2008.
Barry Davies

Barry Davies joined BBC Radio in 1963. He then moved to ITV where he was part of the 1966 World Cup commentary team, before rejoining the BBC in 1969. He became established as one of the corporation's leading commentators on football, as well as many other sports including tennis, ice skating, gymnastics and the Boat Race.
Becky Davies

From a background in teaching, Abigail Steel has become a respected expert in the field of Synthetic Phonics and a regular contributor to educational publications. Her successful education consultancy supports parents and teachers in the promotion of literacy skills. She is a passionate advocate of Synthetic Phonics:"Synthetic Phonics is an incredibly powerful tool, enabling huge leaps in early years' literacy. Built upon these principles, I Love Reading Phonics helps children read and spell more confidently and more efficiently. The results are amazing!" - Abigail Steel.
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