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Cathy Kelly is published around the world, with millions of books in print. A number one bestseller in the UK, Ireland and Australia, her trademark is warm Irish story-telling about modern life, always with an uplifting message, sense of community and strong female characters at the heart.

She lives with her family and their three dogs in County Wicklow, Ireland. She is also an Ambassador for UNICEF Ireland, raising funds and awareness for children orphaned by or living with HIV/AIDS.

Gavin Kramer was born in 1961 in North London, where he still lives. He read Law and Politics at Cambridge University and now practises as a lawyer in central London. His short stories have appeared in ‘Best Short Stories, Panurge,’ and most recently in ‘Faber First Fictions’. His first novel, ‘Shopping’, was shortlisted for the Whitbread First Novel Award and won the David Higham Prize.

Randal Keynes is a great-great grandson of Charles Darwin . He lives and works in London.

In 1998 Michael Kimball received a fellowship from the prestigious New York Foundation of the Arts. He has published fiction in New Orleans Review, Story Quarterly and The Quarterly; he is also a frequent reader at the renowned KGB Bar Reading Series. Kimball was born in 1967 in Michigan, grew up there, and now lives in Texas with his wife. How Much Of Us There Was is his second novel.

Charlie Kray is the only person who knows the truth about his notorious twin brothers, Ronnie and Reggie.

Sylvia Kristel was born 1952 in the Netherlands. At the age of 17 she started modeling and won the Miss TV Europe in 1973. Her cinema career was launched by the phenomenal worldwide success of ‘Emmanuelle’ in 1974. After starring in a number of ‘bonkbuster’ films and winning her fight against drugs, alcohol and cancer she quit acting and is now an artist in Amsterdam.