All Authors

Cristiana Lombardo is an editor at HISTORY.com and documentary producer. Before joining HISTORY, she was a multimedia producer for American Masters, PBS' long-running biography series.

Teri Agins is an award-winning journalist and author, the former senior special writer at The Wall Street Journal, where she developed the Journal's fashion industry beat over three decades. She is the author of Hijacking the Runway, How Celebrities are Stealing the Spotlight From Fashion Designers and The End of Fashion: How Marketing Changed the Clothing Business Forever.

Deborah Lynn Blumberg is a Maryland-based writer and editor and the president of the Washington D.C. chapter of the American Society of Journalists and Authors. Her work has appeared in publications including The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and MarketWatch. She’s building a collection of artifacts from the former New York City department store her family owned, Gertz. Find her at deborahlynnblumberg.com

New York writer Brian Boucher has written for publications including The New York Times, Playboy, CNN, New York Magazine, Frieze, Cultured, Art in America and ARTnews. He has been interviewed on WNYC, the BBC and NPR.

Randiah Camille Green is an award-winning and internationally published journalist, poetry performance artist, Pagan animist, and spirit having a human experience from Detroit. She has bylines in Detroit Metro Times, PBS, Belt Magazine, Escape Magazine (Tokyo) and more.

Julia Carpenter is an award-winning journalist and podcast host based in Brooklyn, New York. Her writing on culture, gender and money has appeared in The New York Times, Glamour and The Wall Street Journal, among numerous other publications.

Alan Clendenning is a freelance journalist who worked more than 25 years for The Associated Press as a reporter, bureau chief and editor based in South America, Europe and the United States. He was raised in New Hampshire and now splits his time between Phoenix and Madrid.

Kate Crane is a journalist and former editor at Wall Street Journal publications whose work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Slate and Time Out New York. Kirkus named her debut, What Ever Happened to Eddy Crane? one of its 20 Most Addictive books of 2026.

María de los Ángeles Orfila is a science journalist based in Montevideo, Uruguay. Her reporting connects science with culture and Latin American identity. María often focuses on how research, innovation and environmental change shape societies and the way people understand their place in the world, with a particular interest in biodiversity, climate change, archaeology and paleontology, among other areas.

Dana Rose Falcone is the Senior Editor of AETV.com. She has previously been on staff at PEOPLE, Us Weekly and Entertainment Weekly and contributed to Fast Company, HuffPost, Mashable, Newsweek and Popular Science.

Stephanie Forshee is a Brooklyn-based writer and author of Hidden Gems: Margaret Getchell LaForge. She has published in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Fortune and more.

Candice Frederick is an award-winning culture journalist and former Senior Culture Reporter at HuffPost. She's also written for The Daily Beast, Time, New York Times, Washington Post, ELLE and Harper's Bazaar and is based in Brooklyn, NY.

Thom Geier is an award-winning journalist, critic and editor. He served as executive editor of the L.A.-based news site TheWrap and a senior editor at Entertainment Weekly, overseeing coverage of movies, books and theater.

Sarah Gleim is an Atlanta-based writer and editor. She has more than 25 years of experience writing and producing history, science, food, health and lifestyle-related articles for media outlets like AARP, WebMD, The Conversation, Modern Farmer, HowStuffWorks, CNN, Forbes and others. She's also the editor of several cookbooks for Southern Living and Cooking Light. She and her partner Shawn live with a feisty little beagle named Larry who currently dominates their free time.

Betsy Golden Kellem is an entertainment scholar, regional Emmy-winning public historian and author of Jumping Through Hoops: Performing Gender in the Nineteenth Century Circus.

Jordannah Elizabeth Graham is an American cultural critic, music journalist, author and scholar. Her work has appeared in outlets like The New York Times, NPR Music, the Guggenheim Museum, BBC Culture and DownBeat. She taught at the New School of Jazz and Contemporary Music and continues to write and lecture on music composition, criticism and history.

Sarah Katz is a deaf freelance journalist, essayist, and poet based in Northern Virginia. Learn more about her work at sarahbeakatz.com or sign up for her Substack, Needs Editing.

Kelli María Korducki is a Brooklyn-based journalist, writer and editor who covers business, technology, work and culture.