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Julia Jones is the pseudonym of Mary Hargreaves, an author of funny fiction set in the north of England. Her debut novel was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists’ Association’s Debut Romantic Novel Award.

She has worked in hospitality, healthcare, project management, scientific publishing and – for one brief and regrettable summer – the over-50s club scene.

Splitting her time between Tuscany and Manchester (and the rest of the world when she can), she’s never sure where she’s going to end up next, but knows that writing, her husband and a general sense of adventure will be her constant companions.

Ruchir Joshi is a trained and practising filmmaker in India. Born and raised in Calcutta, he now lives in Delhi.

Evan Joseph is the New York photographer responsible for the epic photography in New York at Night. He has been a member of the faculty of Parsons School of Design and The Art Institute of NYC and his work has been published in leading magazines around the world, including Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, NY Living, New York Magazine, The New York Post, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Observer, and The New York Times.

Ceri Jones trained as a Natural Chef in Berkeley, California. Her cooking has always had a focus on health and community, and she has carved out a niche cooking on wellness retreats around the world. Ceri is currently Food Educator at the Garden Museum in London, where she has pioneered one of the first museum food learning programmes in the country. Above all, Ceri is passionate about empowering people with the skills and confidence to elevate their home cooking.

Rob studied illustration at The University of Gloucestershire, graduating in 2011. It was during this time that he discovered a love for making books, toys and puppets. His first book, Bernard, won the People’s Book Prize in 2014.  Rob still enjoys making puppets when he can, and has made a number of them for The Story Museum’s annual Christmas production in Oxford.

Karoline Jönsson made her breakthrough in 2012 when her vegetarian food blog The Green Pantry was named Sweden’s best food blog. She published her first cook book in 2014 and today her blog has more than 20,000 visitors every month. In 2014 she hosted the first all-vegetarian cooking show on Swedish national television. 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gronaskafferietThe Green Pantry blog:http://www.sjalvhushallningsprojektet.se